RD Memorial College of Physical Education, Bhopal All Questions

Dear candidate,

As per your said marks and as per the last year cutoff trend you have no chance for the government medical college for mbbs in Jammu and Kashmir under st category.

Last year the cutoff for all the government medical colleges of Jammu and Kashmir had their cutoff marks more than 260+ closing. And for the bds only private colleges are available for you.

So you can go for the private colleges or can prepare for the next neet and score well for government medical colleges next year.

Hope this information helps you.

Thank you

Hi Rakhi,

you can get all the details about marks and cutoff for JCECE in these 2 links ;

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jeece

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jcece-2016-cutoff

The combined merit list of JEECE 2019 will be prepared by the Board. Apart from the combined list, category-wise JEECE 2019 merit list will also be prepared by the Board for the candidates.

Hi, 

Frankly 259 is a less score for a BAMS seat in any government college. As per last year's record it should at least be above 300. But don't lose heart as we don't know whether this marks will increase or decrease depending up the shuffling in the cut off. But still if you want a good government college seat, start studying again and try to score higher marks. 

Good luck! 

Hi, 

Frankly, 290 is a less score for any good government college but still there is a hope. This year we are already going to witness some changes in cut off, so "which college" can't be said with much authority. Wait for results and check your rank.  With this score, I am very sure that you will clear the minimum cut off easily. Don't worry much, let the results get declared and let counseling start.

Good luck! 

Hi, 

With this score its difficult to get a mbbs/bds in a government college. 

As far as private colleges are concerned chances are considerably less however you can try for private colleges in open domicile states.

With yout score and category you might have a chance of getting BAMS. 

Options are also available if you try for deemed universities. 

I shall give below a link which could further help you:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

All the best. 

Hello aspirant

According to the mark that you said it is not possible to get into medical college

But you can give a second try in the upcoming year 

All the best 

Hello Aspirant, I am sorry to tell you that your marks for getting a BAMS Government college in AndhraPradesh through All India quota is low. A According to previous year's cutoff lowest marks was 591 marks for  unreserved category and 391 for reserved category. But if you are a resident of AndhraPradesh you can apply through State quota. According to last years cutoff for State Quota is 391 marks for ST category and 454 marks for general category.

Hope this helps.

All the best.

hey preeti,

greetings

now nothing can be said for sure as a lot depends on the cut off and the marks and the trend keeps changing from year to year

but lookking at your marks i can say that you will get in BAMS college of your choice

check your predicted rank at

Https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

And your predicted college at

Https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=NEET_clgpd&ici=NEET_article_view_sticky

Hope this helps,

Good luck

Hi parth ! Following the previous years counselling statistics of BAMS government colleges of gujarat i can say that you may not get any seat in the government colleges even though you belong to a reserved category. You have scored very less marks which can not take you to a good college . So I would suggest you to take a year a drop and prepare hard for the next exam.

Hello candidate 

Well according to your NEET score I would say that you can get a BDS seat in state quota in andhra pardesh.

Also you have fairly good chances of bhms or bams since it's merit is lower than bds each year .As far as MBBS is concerned I would not recommend you to be very hopeful about it but if you are willing to take a private college seat you can get that as well.