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If you missed your ideal score on the NEET exam, you still have excellent healthcare pathways. For direct clinical involvement and patient care, BSc Nursing is the strongest choice. For careers centered around medicines, science, and the pharmaceutical industry, B.Pharma (Bachelor of Pharmacy) offers excellent growth.

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To pursue Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) without NEET or EAMCET, opt for a B.Sc. MLT or DMLT (Diploma). These are primarily merit-based programs or require separate university-level tests for admission in colleges across India.

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• https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-medical-laboratory-technology
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Here's what you should do:

1. Wait for the correction/edit window. If NBEMS allows editing of the AFMC priority field during the correction window, change it to Priority 5 if you are a civilian candidate.
2. If the field is not editable , don't panic. This mistake does not

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Yes, you can upload your Provisional Degree Certificate instead of the original degree certificate during the NEET PG 2026 registration. The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) accepts a recognized provisional pass certificate in lieu of the final degree for the application process.

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With 195 marks, securing a government BHMS seat is highly unlikely, as government cutoffs typically range from 350 to 420+ marks. However, you are well above the qualifying cutoff and highly eligible for private or management quota seats.

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Yes, an OBC candidate scoring 471 in NEET has a strong chance of securing admission to government B.Sc. Nursing colleges. Typically, competitive cut-offs for reserved categories in these colleges range between 440 and 500 marks.

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• https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off-for-bsc-nursing-government-colleges
  
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