Hi,

Please specify your query so that we can understand your problem and try to give satisfactory response.

For the meantime, you can use our neet ug rank predictor tool to know about the expected rank according to your calculated marks https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_rp

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Also, previous year

Hello,

You can check out our page at https://medicine.careers360.com/download/neet-pg-sample-papers-previous-years to access previous year paper of NEET PG,

this will make you familiar with the pattern of the examination, marking scheme, important topics, weightage, toughness level of the paper etc, through consistent practice you can analyze your level of preparation in

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The link to download neet previous years papers/sample papers is given below:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-sample-paper

Practicing these papers will help you to

------) understand the difficulty level of question paper of Neet

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------) Solving in limited time i.e 3 hours will tell you your

Dear Aspirant,

Hi

It's quite difficult to predict whether you will get a seat or not as cut-off marks for medical colleges kekeephanging every year depending upon various factors likseveralof students that appeared in the exam, the kind of marks obtained by them, toughness level of the examination, etc,

But

Hello,

Considering your marks of 438 out of 720 and if you belong to General Category, there is no chance for you to get any Government MBBS seat in Maharashtra or across India.

If you want to study BDS or BAMS or BHMS or BPT, there are many colleges in

Hello Kanchan,

In 2019, Government of India had brought a new Category called as Economically Weaker Sections (EWS). The Economically Weaker Sections certificate give benefits to its holder by reducing the amount of fees to 50% in any Government Medical Colleges . This EWS Certificate is not at all valid

Hello Meher,

As soon as you get to know that you're selected for a government medical college's seat via NEET, you can easily leave your college on that basis.

Rather, you can even leave the course or previous college, the next day of taking admission. So, there is no problem