With 260 marks in NEET 2025, you cannot get MNS Nursing. The expected cutoff is 380–430+ marks. Your score is too low.

Options:

Improve NEET score and reapply.

Try for private/state nursing colleges (some accept 260–300 marks).

MNS needs much higher marks, especially for General category.

Hello Arumugam:)

The number of Tamil linguistic minority candidates is not publicly reported which appeared for NEET 2025 in Karnataka.

National level data shows 142,369 candidates from Karnataka appeared in NEET 2025 exam .

Thank you! I hope it will be helpful!

Hello,

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dear student,

With a score of 410 marks in NEET 2025 under the OBC category and UP state quota , you have a good chance of securing a BVSc seat in a government veterinary college in Uttar Pradesh. The expected cutoff for OBC candidates generally ranges between 350–420 marks ,

Hi dear candidate,

There are various colleges in Karnataka that allow admissions through KCET along with Supernumerary Quota (SNQ) to avail tution fees waive off.

Few colleges are:

NIT Karnataka, PES University, NMIT, Ramaiah Institute of Technology and R.V College of Engineering.

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HEY THERE!!!

1. You do have a reasonable chance, though admission isn’t assured.
2. To enhance your prospects, make sure to participate in the MCC Deemed University counselling and prioritize Jamia Hamdard on your preference list.
3. This approach can help you maximize your opportunity, but keep in mind, nothing’s guaranteed.

Yes you can directly appear to the BSc admission for this we don't need any NEET score you can appear for the direct admission or merit based up admission based on your marks if you are looking for any other specific college look at their official website for more updates

Dear aspirant,

BAMS cut off vary significantly between private and governmental colleges. A NEET rank of 7 lakhs might be challenging but not impossible to get into BAMS with lower fees particularly in Maharashtra Or Mumbai. In private colleges the fees can range from 1.5 lakhs- 3.25 lakhs annually depending

Hello aspirant,

A neet score of 500 is enough for Rajeshwari College if you are from reserved catgory but if you are from general quota then it can be somewhat difficult.

Although, the cut off can vary depending on various factors. But you can try in other reputated colleges also.