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To predict the best potential medical colleges through the Medical College Predictor 2026, aspirants can select their MBBS/BDS colleges on the basis of NEET UG Rank.
On the basis of the candidate's score and the previous year's NEET cutoff for various colleges, the NEET college predictor analyses the trends to generate a list of colleges where candidates may get a seat.
The NEET mock test in gujarati language is currently not available. You can check these useful resources:
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-ug-mock-tests
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Hello Student,
As a 1st PUC student preparing for NEET, focus on completing the Class 11 syllabus thoroughly and strengthen your concepts using NCERT-based study material. You can use Careers360’s NEET preparation resources, syllabus, previous-year question papers, sample papers and study material to practise chapter-wise and track your preparation.
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Hello, with 131 marks in NEET, admission to BNYS will depend on your category, state and counselling process. You can check the BNYS admission and course details here: BNYS Course
For B.Sc Nursing admission in Assam, NEET is generally not the main entrance examination for the regular SSUHS B.Sc Nursing seats. Admission to government and private institutes under SSUHS is conducted through the SSUHS Common Entrance Examination (CEE), followed by counselling. AIIMS Guwahati has its own B.Sc Nursing admission process.
Therefore, there is no single NEET cutoff that can be given for all B.Sc Nursing colleges in Assam. Your SSUHS CEE rank/score and category are more relevant for SSUHS-affiliated colleges.
Hey there,
Yes, he can write both TG EAPCET and NEET, but whether he will be treated as a Telangana local candidate is a separate issue.
Since he studied in Telangana up to SSC and then moved to CBSE in Saudi Arabia for Classes 11–12, the 4-year/7-year local-status rules need to be checked carefully. For Telangana medical admissions, the rules require specific study/residence conditions; students who studied outside Telangana may need parent-residence documentation for eligibility under the unreserved quota.
For NEET/MBBS, the current KNRUHS 2026–27 admissions notification is available, and local/non-local status determines eligibility for the Telangana state-quota seats.
For TG EAPCET, he can appear with the required MPC/qualifying subjects, but the local-area status for counsellingmust be determined separately under Telangana admission rules.
If you tell me:
I can tell you specifically whether he can claim Telangana local status for EAPCET and NEET counselling, and which documents he will need.
Thanks
Nischal
Hey there,
Yes. If you scored 154 in NEET 2026 and have 80% in HSC, you can potentially get admission to BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) for 2026–27.
Importantly, the national requirement to make NEET mandatory for BPT has been deferred to 2027–28. For 2026–27, the NCAHP says admission is based on Class 12 PCB marks, with 50% PCB for General/EWS and 40% for SC/ST/OBC-NCL/PwD, along with a passed English subject.
So your 154 NEET score does not prevent you from getting BPT admission. Your 80% HSC marks are more important for colleges that use PCB merit.
If you tell me your state (e.g., Maharashtra, Telangana, Punjab, etc.) and whether you are General/OBC/SC/ST, I can check which BPT colleges you can get with 80% HSC and 154 NEET.
Thanks
Nischal