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Predict your chances across colleges based on rank, category & preferences.

Explore AIIMS, JIPMER, GMCs, Central Universities & leading medical colleges nationwide.

Track admissions across MCC AIQ, Central, Deemed counselling rounds in one place.

Receive college matches, cutoff trends & your tailored admission roadmap.

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.
Hey there,
Yes. If you were allotted a seat in Round 1 of West Bengal NEET UG 2026, took admission in that college, and opted for upgradation, you can participate in Round 3 even though you were not upgraded in Round 2.
The latest official WBMCC schedule confirms that Round 3 registration is from 28 September 2026 to 30 September 2026, followed by verification, choice filling/locking, and Round 3 allotment.
If you were not upgraded in Round 2, your Round 1 allotted/admitted seat remains with you. You don't lose it merely because you participated in Round 2 and did not get an upgrade.
Thanks
Nischal
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https://medicine.careers360.com/download/ebooks/neet-ug-free-mock-test
UP NEET UG private colleges ka Round 2 cutoff fixed nahi hota. It depends on NEET rank/score, category, college preference, available seats and number of candidates participating in counselling. Round 2 mein vacant seats ke karan cutoff Round 1 se change ho sakta hai. Aap apna NEET score/rank, category aur preferred course (MBBS/BDS) bata dein, main aapko realistic college possibilities bata sakta hoon.
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.
You can explore suitable NEET resources here:
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pyq-chapterwise
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-previous-year-question-paper-with-solution
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https://www.careers360.com/download/neet-ebooks-and-sample-papers
Hope it helps!
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Hello Student, some institutions may consider Class 12 PCB marks, while others can have an entrance examination or another admission route; NEET may or may not be required. Tell me the exact course name, state, Class 12 PCB percentage and NEET score, and I can explain your eligibility and application process.