RD Memorial College of Physical Education, Bhopal All Questions

Hello Keshav,

NEET Fee Refund 2018 Process: Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) will start the refund process for NEET UG Counselling 2018 soon. As per the official notification, the process will be completed by October 15, 2018. All the eligible candidates will receive the refund in the same account via which counseling registration was done. The process for refund of the fee has been delayed due to the extension of BDS counseling schedule until September 15, 2018.

Hello Arunima !!

The cut off varies every year depending on factors like number of students qualifying the exam,number of seats available etc.

This year the cut off going high , for UR category expected cut off is 420+, OBC - 400 , SC-370, ST-350 , for Government seat in Kerala BAMS

With a score of 475 , you are in a good position of getting a seat in Kerala.

All the best.

Hope this helps .

Hello Rakhi !

Can you please elaborate your question so that i can provide you some asistance. From the given question I can not interpert anything. Please comment below with some more information. If you mention the type of institute you are talking about then I can provide you some assistance.

Because every college have their seprate cutoffs and closing rank and admission process.

Here i,m giving link for BAMS college, you  can go through that also :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bams-bachelor-of-ayurveda-medicine-and-surgery-colleges-in-india

So feel free to ask further.

Hi Mona,

With such low marks getting a government ayurvedic medical college is not possible.

General category has very high cut off ranging from 450-500 and other categories also have cut off till 250 marks. 

No cut off for government college can be expected from the range you got the marks.

I am sorry but I will recommend you to search some private options, if possible.

I hope this information helps.

All the best.

Hi Sneha,

With marks as low as you got you might not get a government seat for BAMS in any government ayurvedic medical college.

This year cut offs might increase for all the medicine courses and for general category students, the cut is high as well.

So, I do not think that you can get a government BAMS seat.

I hope this information helps.

All the best.

Hi Velayudhan,

As per your marks you have good probability of getting a government seat for BAMS in state merit. 

With your marks you can get both government and private colleges for BAMS in the state of Kerela.

I would recommend you to wait to see the allotment result so as to which college you get.

I hope this information helps.

All the best.

Hello Raunak!

You can know which college you can get admission in by using career 360's rank predictor. It will guide you thoroughly, suggesting all the colleges you can get according to your rank.

Here is the link:

Https://www.careers360.com/college-predictor

For more queries, feel free to ask.

Best of luck!

Hello!

The cut off in the government colleges for BAMS is getting more than 120 marks. That is, qualifying the neet exam is important. The cut off is lower than mbbs and BDS. 

You can check out the link:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/bams/amp

Hey,

With this marks you have very less chances of getting admission in a government college for BDS or BAMS courses. As an OBC category candidate, you would require around 400+ marks to get admission in a government BAMS college . For BDS it's even higher. You can try for private colleges instead.

Check the college predictor to know about the probable colleges you might get admission in.

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

All the best

Karnataka BAMS 2nd and final counselling schedule:

• Documents verification (only for those who have not verified) Only in Bangalore center – October 2019
• Option Entry by Eligible Candidates – October 2019 
• Declaration of Seat Allotment Results – October 2019 
• Payment of Fees, Seat Confirmation & Downloading of Admission Order – October 2019
• Last date for reporting –  October 2019