With a NEET score of 394, the chance of getting a seat in Sairam Siddha Medical College through state government quota is very low. Usually, the government quota cutoffs for Siddha, Ayurveda, and Homeopathy medical colleges are higher, especially in Tamil Nadu. For government quota, the cutoffs for Siddha in

Yes there is a bright chance you might get diploma in medicine with this rank.consider hospitals in smaller towns or rural areas which has lower cutoff ranks compared to hospitals in metro cities like Delhi.

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YES, you can apply for NEET if you're from NIOS board with PCB in 12th class like the students of any boards. you should have scored minimum 50% in the 12th exam.

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Yes, you can give the exam again.

If you did not meet the NEET eligibility because of your PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) marks in your 2024 HEC exam, you can re-appear or improve your marks in the HEC/12th exams in 2026. NEET allows candidates to appear as long as

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Your 12th marks makes you eligible but unfortunately your score of 94 in neet exam falls below the qualifying veterinary cutoff for the SC category , which was 127 marks at the 40th percentile.

Even management quota seats in private colleges require you to first qualify for NEET.So you can

For NEET 2025 admission in Gujarat, the state quota cutoffs for government MBBS colleges are around 570-620+ for General category.

here is the Cutoff of medical colleges in gujarat

also,check the official websites of the MCC or DMER Gujarat,

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With 148 marks in NEET under OBC category, you have only just cleared the qualifying cutoff, but this score is far below the range required for government MBBS seats, which usually close above 400–500 marks. Admission in top or even mid-level government medical colleges is not possible at this score.

In Maharashtra, B.Pharm admissions are not based on NEET—instead they rely on MHT-CET scores or Class XII eligibility; NEET isn’t used for B.Pharm eligibility or counselling .

That said, some private colleges (like those in Pune) may request NEET scores alongside MHT-CET, but the primary consideration remains MHT-CET performance .