Hello Aspirant,

Hope you're doing well.

Congratulations on such a good score!

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Wish you a great future ahead.

Hello aspirant

Though your score is quite low, you still have chances of getting a few deemed medical colleges. Here are the names of a few of them with their previous year's cut off-

Aaarupadai Medical College, Pondicherry- 160

Mahatma Gandhi Medical College, Pondicherry- 179

ACS Medical College- 112

Vinayaka Missions, Karaikal- 205

You can also use the college predictor tool to know your chances of admission in a college/course-

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

Hope it helps!

Hey aspirant

No you can't. For mop up allotment of 2022 , result of neet 2022 is needed. You can't go for mop up with last year result.

Hi,

Admission to B.A.M.S Courses is bsed on your neet score. The cutoff varies year to year depending on various number of factors such as seat matrix, paper difficulty level, number of students appeared, etc

Based on analysis and previous year cutoffs you can say that the minimum cutoff for BAMS government colleges can be around-

General Category: 510+

For OBC Category: 480+

For SC Category: 350+

For ST Category: 320+

These above mentioned marks are safe scores to secure a Government BAMS seat .

However, you can seek admission to semi government colleges whose fees range about 50-55k to 2 lac year annum.

Listed are the few swmi government BAMS colleges

1. Patanjali Ayurveda College, Haridwar (fees - 98k per year)
2. Ashtang Ayurveda mahavidyalaya, (fees - 2.5 lac)
3. Gaur Brahman Ayurvedic college, Rohtak (fees - rs 66k / year)
4. Solan Medical College, Solan,  Himachal Pradesh
5. RA Podar Ayurved College, Worli, Mumbai
6. Bharti Vidyapeeth’s College of Ayurved, Pune

Furthermore, you can also try for other courses related to med field such as B.H.M.S or B.U.M.S

To check your most predictable college, use the link provided https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

Regards.

Hiii,

Dear aspirant

As you may know that NEET is a national level entrance examination conducted all over India. 16+ lakh students from different places in India appear for this examination every year.

The competition in NEET examination is extremely rising year by year. So in order to standout amongst the huge crowd of students it is very crucial to secure atleast 600+ marks.

However, the selection somewhere depends upon your category(gen/obc/sc/st) but due to the rapid increase in the cut-off that also does not makes a huge difference in the chances of getting selected.

370 being too low in the competitive field might not make you achieve a seat in government or semi-government colleges. Some other courses such as BDS, B.U.M.S, B.A.M.S, B.H.M.S is also offered by the Neet exam. But that too has a huge competition in itself.

Secondly, you can also apply through the state quota councelling.

Depending upon the state cut-off you may have a chance of getting a seat.

Moreover, you can also go for private colleges but the fees here for the course it quite expensive.

Where a government colleges may charge you 20k-25k P.A the private colleges may charge you in lakhs.

For predicting your rank in neet exam you may go head to evaluate it on

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_rp

To predict your chances of getting a college you may proceed to check it on

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

But a small piece of advice I would like to give you is that do not feel depressed if you don't get your selection this year. There is always a second chance to every thing but with the right way.

You need to look upon the mistakes you made previously and work on that and again start it with full of energy and desperation.

Do not feel failed at any point. Lakhs of student appear for the exam and not all are destined to achieve success in one go. And chances are meant to learn and grow.

To start your preparation hassle free you may take help from career360 which has solution to your every problem.

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I hope you achieve all the success in life.

Hey aspirant

Predicting College based on mark is difficult as cut off varies year by year. Cut off depends on level of exam, number of candidates appeared, number of seats available etc. When we look into previous year closing rank, in SUM it was around 2L. So you have a good scope of getting admission in above college according to this. Predict your rank in below link. https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_rp use below link for college prediction https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

Hello aspirant,

No, a candidate cannot use the previous year's NEET score to take admission in government, private or deemed medical college.

Only the current year's NEET score is applicable to take admission to various colleges across the country. Hence, only the results of NEET 2022 can be used and not NEET 2021's.

For deemed medical colleges, a candidate must score 590+ for colleges such as KMC Mangalore and Manipal, Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences etc. Or a score such as 250+ can also fetch you a seat in Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Wardha, SRM Medical College, GITAM Medical College etc.

The cut off varies each year depending on various factors such as number of newly opened medical colleges, category of the student, difficulty level of the exam and number of students who attempted the paper.

Hope it helps!

Hey aspirant

When we look into previous year pattern, for getting admission in government medical colleges you need to get 440+ minimum. This mark could vary depending on level of exam, number of candidates appeared, number of seats available. So you have a good chance of getting admission in private medical college AP. You can also get admission in government dental colleges. You have a good chance in BAMS government medical colleges. Also other courses like agriculture, veterinary etc. Agriculture is different course with more priority to botany, plants, biotechnology etc. Course have good scope in future. It depends on personal interest.When we take career scope agriculture is better than BAMS and BHMS. But it depends on personal interest in subject. For knowing details of college prediction refer the below link https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

Dear aspirant

At your expected marks you don't have much chance in AIQ counseling as if we see trends from last two year then cut off marks are 600+ marks for Gen category to get govt MBBS college.

Now if i talk about Maharashtra state quota counseling then neet 2021 cut off marks for Gen category was 557 marks in GMC, gondia after completion of all round. Further in 2020 cut off marks was  571 marks for Gen category in GMC, nandurbar.

You lag behind almost 40-50 marks if we see last two year trends so it's hard to get you govt or semi government MBBS college in Maharashtra state.

ALthough if wee see last two year cutoff marks for govt dental college then it was 490 marks in neet 2021 and 508 marks in Neet 2020. So you have very good chances to get govt dental college in Maharashtra state quota counseling.

you may also get private medical colleges in Maharashtra state quota counseling at your expected marks.

Predict your admission chances in MBBS / BDS / Ayush seats,use our neet college predictor tool from link below

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope this was informative for you

All the best