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my Neet 2022 expected score is 614/720 so,which goverment medical college should i get,i m Obc NCL category & Bihar Domicile

Aakanksha 15th Aug, 2022
Hi aspirant
Congratulations on scoring high.
At this score you can expect your rank to be around 15k-16k as it was in NEET 2021. However this may vary this year as it depends on various factors like the highest score, total number of candidates and the cut off.

You can
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How much score will I get in neet 2022 after solving pyqs in physics?

Shriwam Shrivastav 5th Jul, 2022
Hi Aspirant

Greetings

NEET is an entrance conducted by NTA to get admission in courses like MBBS BDS BAMS etc

The marks you get will totally depend on the way you perform in the exam, your recalling, formula learning, you should also work on the learning portion instead only looking
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158 marks in 29 June shift 1 what percentile?

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 5th Jul, 2022

Hi

This is a bit difficult to predict as your marks vs percentile vs rank in JEE main depends upon a number of factors like

-------------------------) number of students that appeared in the  jee main exam,

-------------------------) kind of marks obtained by them ,

-------------------------) toughness level of the jee

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is this possible to direct admission in MBBS without neet

Shriwam Shrivastav 5th Jul, 2022
Hi Aspirant

Greetings

NEET(UG) is an entrance exam conducted by NTA to get admission in courses like MBBS BDS BAMS etc

It's not possible to take admission in MBBS course without NEET examination as it is mandatory for this. You must need to pass the NEET examination if you want
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I am scoring 526 marks in neet ug 2022 how much chances are there for me to get an esic medical college chennai or Coimbatore through eaic quota obc category

Sanjana 14th Aug, 2022

Hey aspirant

For the above mark you have very low chance of getting admission in esis medical college Coimbatore. When we look into last year pattern 629 was the closing mark for obc. In chennai cut off rank was around 15k. So for 520 mark you have very less chance

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Is there any rule to pay less fees in private mbbs colleges with high scores in neet?

shivamtrivedi0005 5th Jul, 2022


The fees for 50% of the seats in private medical schools and deemed universities will be the same as those for government medical institutions in the state or Union Territory, in accordance with National Medical Commission (NMC) rules.

Also, list of some of the private MBBS colleges with Lowest fees

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What was neet cutoff 2021 for government bvsc colleges for obc category bihar females?

Astha Nigam 5th Jul, 2022

Hello

Aspirant

As per your question, The students who appeared for NEET exam i.e National Eligibility Enterance Test in 2021 for Catagory OBC Cut-offs percentile is 40 and Number of Candidates who appeared in exam is 66978. And as you asked about BVSc colleges so, To get government veterinary Colleges,

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SOME TIPS FOR NEET FRESHER.. AND EASY TO HIGH SC8 IN NEET 2022

Kajal Pandey 5th Jul, 2022
Hello Aspirant
Wishing you all the very best .
As this your 1st attempt , don't get nervous , do proper time management , mark your roll number and your answers on OMR SHEET correct and carefully. Don't worry . Read all questions .

Some tips,
Give NTA mock tests
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neet aspirants 2 year drop is common . 2 year dropper is matter in medical colleges please reply

Sakshi Jadhav 14th Aug, 2022

No, it won't affect your future if you choose medical career after drops. If you will choose engineering then it will affect in getting jobs but if you choose to become a doctor then it won't be affecting your career at all.

All the best!

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Is the 50% private seats at government fees going to be applicable for Neet 2022?

Piyush kesarwani 5th Jul, 2022

hello aspirant,

YES, this criteria is applicable for NEET Examinations as well. The fees of 50 per cent seats in the private medical colleges and deemed universities will be on par with that of government medical colleges of the state or Union Territory , according to the National Medical Commission

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