I have 613 marks in NEET 2024 and my rank is 66000. Can I get any govt. medical college in West Bengal? Is KPC possible for me?
Medical college admission through the state quota in West Bengal proves difficult for NEET 2024 applicants who scored 613 marks and obtained a position of 66,000 due to past cutoff requirements of 620–640 marks for general candidates in top institutions. Reserved category students have potential opp
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However, in the rules from 2016, NEET-UG has been mentioned as the mandatory entrance exam for candidates who
Since you are appearing for NEET, you must aim for safe scores. For MBBS in and around Faridabad, your best private college options are Amrita School of Medicine and Al-Falah School of Medical Sciences.
1. Amrita School of Medicine
- MBBS tuition fee: INR 1.2 Crore
- NEET Cutoff (General Category):
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National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences admissions are entrance-based. Students cann either appear for the NIMHANS entrance or submit scores obtained in NEET. To know more, students can connect with the institute.
Amity University, Jaipur has not listed NEET-UG as an accepted entrance exam for BPharm admissions. The institute does accept NEET-UG for other courses such as BTech in Biotechnology.
However, primary scores which are used to evaluate a candidate during BPharm admissions are Class 12 board exam score
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