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hi,

see in most of the university rules students of engineering course like b.tech or b.e may change their branch after first years study, since the first year syllabus is same to all the department, so it would easier for the student to grasp the subjects in second year studies what ever branch he/ she may allocate to. now the change of department solely depends on your first year academic score , you must secure a very high score of above 9 point cgpa to change the department, also there would be quite competition among students and highest scorer gets the priority.

another options is internal sliding , after getting admission in college you may apply for branch change, however it also depends on whether the particular department has seat vacant for more candidates.

hope it would help.

Hello dear student,

The marks that you have obtained are really less. so it will be difficult for you to get admission into any of the government medical colleges or even in government dental colleges. The chances of you to get admission under management quota seats are also nil because of the low marks as this year cutoff have increased enormously high . I hope this was helpful

Thank you

Hello,

First of well done for  scoring decent marks based on you category. You have mentioned that you belong to BC A category which is a sub category under OBC. The cut off for OBC category for NEET  2020 is 146-113. On the basis of this cutoff I think yes you can expect a seat in any government college. Obviously the cutoffs do vary a bit in different places but you could get an admission in any of the government colleges. Having said that you can use this link to predict colleges and apply for further counselling process- https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=neetug-cp-lp&ici=nav-header_medicine

Good luck.

Hello Aspirant
please refer this box to clear you all doubt.

MHT CET Exam Pattern 2020

Hello,

As per previous year's Cutoff and comparing it to your marks and rank which is 362 and 232334 respectively, getting admission in government medical colleges through the 85% state quota is only possible for you If you have the ST quota.

The cutoff is very high this year since the competition is tough. So there's no chance for you to get government medical colleges if you're from general or OBC category.

You can refer to the following link for detailed previous year's Cutoff

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-maharashtra

To know more about which colleges you can get admission in based on your rank you can use the college predictor tool

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

• IIIT Pune - Indian Institute of Information Technology-B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
• NIT Meghalaya - National Institute of Technology-B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering
• NIT Silchar - National Institute of Technology-B.Tech. in Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering
• Punjab Engineering College (PEC Chandigarh)-B.E. in Electrical Engineering
• IIIT Kota - Indian Institute of Information Technology-B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
• IIITM Gwalior - Indian Institute of Information Technology & Management-Integrated B.Tech. in Information Technology + MBA
• NIT Puducherry - National Institute of Technology-B.Tech. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering

There are more than 500 Medical Colleges in India. These include Government Medical Colleges, Private Medical Colleges and Deemed/Central Universities. And admission to all these Institutions is conducted through All India Counselling and State Counselling through NEET score. And you haven't mentioned your Category. So it is difficult to hand pick few Colleges and give their cut offs without knowing your Category. So please go through our page for cut offs of various GMCs: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off-for-government-colleges