I'm getting around 450 marks in NEET 2024. Will I get admission in a government college for BHMS or BAMS in Kolkata?
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Obtaining admission to BHMS or BAMS government college programs in Kolkata through NEET 2024 with 450 marks remains difficult. Government colleges throughout West Bengal maintain high cutoff ranges because their entrance competition becomes very strong. BHMS admission at National Institute of Homeopathy, Kolkata demanded test scores above 520 in 2023 and Calcutta Unani Medical College BAMS candidates needed minimum 500 marks in 2023. You can potentially secure admission to private colleges or different government institutions through proper evaluation of their admission criteria and cutoff marks followed by counseling participation.
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