नीट में 200 अंकों के साथ प्रवेश कैसे मिलेगा? (How to get admission with 200 marks in NEET?)

With a NEET score in the range of 200-300 under the SC quota, your options for securing a seat in a government medical college for the MBBS course will be limited, especially in the more sought-after institutions. The cutoff scores for MBBS in government colleges, even for the SC category, tend to be significantly higher due to the intense competition and limited number of seats.

However, this score range might open doors to other excellent courses in government colleges under the state and All India Quota (AIQ) counseling. Some of the courses you should definitely consider exploring are:

• Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS): The cutoff scores for BDS in government dental colleges are generally lower than those for MBBS. With your score, you have a reasonable chance of securing a BDS seat in a government college through the SC quota.
• Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS): Government Ayurvedic colleges often have lower cutoff scores compared to MBBS. If you are interested in traditional Indian medicine, BAMS in a government institution is a good option to pursue.
• Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS): Similar to BAMS, BHMS in government homeopathic medical colleges usually has more accessible cutoff scores than MBBS.
• B.Sc. Nursing: Government nursing colleges offer B.Sc. Nursing programs, and the required NEET scores are typically lower than for medical or dental courses. This is a vital field with numerous career opportunities in the healthcare sector.

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Hello there,

Here’s a shorter version of your options after NEET with a score of 500-560:

1. MBBS/BDS (Based on NEET)

• Career : Doctor, Surgeon, Dentist

• Opportunities : Hospitals, private practice, further specialization
  
  2. BAMS/BHMS (Based on NEET)

• Career : Ayurvedic/Homeopathic Doctor

• Opportunities : Clinics, hospitals, pharma companies
  
  3. BPT (Physiotherapy) (Entrance exam)

• Career : Physiotherapist

• Opportunities : Clinics, hospitals, sports teams
  
  4. B.Sc. Medical Sciences (Entrance exam)

• Career : Lab Technologist, Biotech Researcher

• Opportunities : Hospitals, research labs, biotech firms
  
  5. B.Sc. Nursing (Entrance exam/NEET)

• Career : Nurse, Healthcare Administrator

• Opportunities : Hospitals, healthcare facilities
  
  6. B.Sc. Biotechnology/Biochemistry (Entrance exam)

• Career : Biotechnologist, Researcher

• Opportunities : Research labs, pharmaceutical companies
  
  7. B.Pharm (GPAT/Entrance exam)

• Career : Pharmacist, Pharmaceutical Researcher

• Opportunities : Pharma companies, research labs
  
  8. BCA (Computer Applications) (University entrance exam)

• Career : Software Developer, IT Consultant

• Opportunities : IT companies, software firms
  
  9. B.Sc. Environmental Science (University entrance)

• Career : Environmental Consultant

• Opportunities : NGOs, government bodies
  
  10. B.Sc. Psychology (University entrance)

• Career : Psychologist, Counselor

• Opportunities : Mental health clinics, schools, NGOs

You can also consider engineering courses through JEE or CUET for other undergraduate programs.

Explore courses based on your interests, career goals, and entrance requirements.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

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Yes, after 12th with PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and without NEET, you still have plenty of good career options and courses to choose from! Here's a list of popular and job-oriented courses you can consider:

Courses After 12th PCB Without NEET (Easy & Job-Friendly)

Medical & Health Field (No NEET)

• B.Sc. Nursing

• B.Sc. Radiology

• B.Sc. Lab Technician (MLT)

• B.Sc. Optometry (Eye care)

• B.Sc. Operation Theatre

• B.Sc. Anesthesia

• B.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics

• B.Sc. Biotechnology

• B.Sc. Forensic Science

• B.Sc. Physiotherapy (BPT)

Management & Business

• BBA (Business)

• BBA in Healthcare

• Hospital Management (BHA)

Science & Research

• B.Sc. Microbiology

• B.Sc. Biochemistry

• B.Sc. Genetics

• B.Sc. Agriculture

• B.Sc. Zoology / Botany

Pharmacy

• B.Pharm (Bachelor of Pharmacy)

• D.Pharm (Diploma in Pharmacy)

Other Good Options

• B.Sc. Food Technology

• B.Sc. Psychology

• BNYS (Yoga & Nature Healing)

• B.Des (Design – Fashion, Interior, etc.)

In NEET PG 2025, uploading your MBBS degree certificate instead of the medical council registration certificate is likely to cause issues, as the registration certificate is a mandatory document. The National Board of Examinations (NBE) may ask you to rectify the issue by opening a correction window, but if not, you may need to contact the NBE for assistance.

Elaboration:

Mandatory Documents:

The NEET PG application process requires specific documents, including the medical council registration certificate for MBBS qualification, as mentioned on the NEET PG application form, as well as the MBBS degree certificate.

Potential for Disqualification:

Uploading the wrong document may lead to your application being rejected or delayed due to verification problems during the counselling process.

Correction Window (If Available):

The NBE may provide a correction window to rectify errors in the application form. You should check for such a window and use it to upload the correct medical council registration certificate if it is available.

Contacting the NBE (If No Correction Window):

If a correction window is not provided or you miss the opportunity, you should contact the NBE through the official channels (phone number, email, or online form) to inquire about the possibility of making the correction. Explain the situation and ask for guidance on how to upload the correct document

Verification during Counselling:

During the NEET PG counselling process, your documents, including the medical council registration certificate, will be verified to ensure your eligibility for the program. Any discrepancies may lead to disqualification.

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In such case you should fill your nationality of a nation in which you born if your birth is of India then you should filled as Indian and if you born in foreign then it  should be filled as nri

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