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Hi there! Thanks for reaching out to us at Careers360. Congrats on clearing NEET PG 2024 - that's no small feat!

So, you've got an AIR of 35k in the Gen-EWS category. That's a solid score, but I get why you're wondering about your options for government clinical branches. It can be a bit tricky to predict, as cutoffs can vary each year.

From what I've seen, with that rank, you might have some options in government colleges, but the top clinical branches could be a stretch. Have you considered some of the less competitive specialties? They can still offer great career paths.

I'd suggest keeping an eye on the previous years' cutoffs for different colleges and specialties. That'll give you a ballpark idea. Also, don't forget to factor in state quotas if you're eligible - that could open up more possibilities.

Listen, if you want, I can try to pull up some more specific data for you. Which states are you primarily looking at? Or are you focusing on all-India quotas? Let me know, and I'll see what I can dig up to help you out.

Hang in there - the counselling process can be stressful, but we're here to help you navigate it!
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Hey there! Thanks for reaching out to us at Careers360. I hope you're doing well today.

Congratulations on your NEET rank! That's quite an achievement, and I'm sure you've worked hard for it. Let's take a look at your situation regarding MD General Medicine seats in government colleges.

With an All India Rank of 1,018,000 and an OBC category rank of 70,000, I'll be honest - it might be challenging to secure a seat for MD General Medicine in a government college. These seats are highly competitive, especially in the general category.

However, don't lose heart just yet! Your OBC rank of 70,000 definitely improves your chances. Here are a few suggestions:

1. Look into state quota seats if you haven't already. Sometimes, the cut-offs for state quotas can be more favourable.

2. Consider exploring other specializations that might have slightly lower cut-offs. You might find something equally interesting!

3. Keep an eye on the counselling process. Sometimes, seats open up in later rounds that weren't available initially.

4. It might be worth looking into private colleges as a backup option, just in case.

Remember, these are just general suggestions based on trends from previous years. The actual cut-offs can vary each year depending on various factors.

If you'd like, we could look into more specific data for your state or for particular colleges you're interested in. Just let me know, and I'd be happy to help you dig deeper into this.

Hang in there, and don't hesitate to ask if you have any more questions. We're here to support you through this process!
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Hi there! Thanks for reaching out to us at Careers360. I'm an intern here, so I'm still learning the ropes, but I'll do my best to help you out with your question about NEET PG seats in 2024.

You know, I actually came across some interesting information about this recently. From what I understand, there's been a pretty big jump in NEET PG seats over the past couple of years. Let me share what I found:

The total number of NEET PG seats in India was 70,645 at the start of the 2023-24 academic year. That's a huge increase from the previous year, which had 31,185 seats. It's really impressive how much it's grown!

The government has been pushing to increase these PG seats as part of their efforts to improve healthcare in India. It makes sense when you think about it - more seats mean more trained doctors, which is great news for everyone.

As for 2024 specifically, I haven't come across any official numbers yet. These things tend to get announced closer to the exam date. But given the trend we've seen, it wouldn't surprise me if there's another increase.

Is there anything specific you're curious about regarding the 2024 seats? I'd be happy to help you look into it further or point you towards some resources if you need more info. Just let me know!

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Hello,

If you've missed the Medhavi Scholarship session for 2023-24, check the official Medhavi website or app for any potential reopening of the application process or new sessions. Sometimes, extensions or additional opportunities are provided.

Stay updated by following Medhavi's official social media channels or contact their support team for assistance.

You could also look into other scholarships with upcoming deadlines.

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Hello,

Yes, you can get admission for an LLB program after clearing your 12th from the Haryana Open Board, Kurukshetra, provided you meet the eligibility criteria set by the university you are applying to.

Generally, for LLB (5-year integrated program), universities require candidates to have passed 12th with a minimum percentage, often around 45-50%, depending on the institution. Some universities may also require you to clear entrance exams like CLAT or other state-level law entrance exams. It’s advisable to check specific admission guidelines from the universities of your choice.

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Hello aspirant,

Along with the results, the NEET PG 2024 cut off percentile has been made public. The minimum number of qualifying marks required for a candidate to be eligible for the exam is known as the cut off. NBE posted the NEET PG 2024 results online in PDF format. Each category's NEET PG 2024 cutoff scores will be made public individually. A candidate cannot sit for the NEET PG 2024 exam unless their score is more than or equal to the cutoff.The NEET PG 2024 cutoff serves as the foundation for shortlisting applicants for MD, MS, and PG diploma programs in India. On September 5, 2024, NBE announced the NEET PG 2024 merit list for 50% of the AIQ seats.

For complete information, please visit the following link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off

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Hello,

For Hindi medium law study materials, you can explore several options:

- Online Platforms: Websites like careers360, Unacademy, and YouTube offer video lectures and notes in Hindi.

- Books: Look for Hindi law textbooks by authors such as R. K. Gupta or B. B. Dutta.

- Local Libraries: Visit local libraries or law colleges, as they often have Hindi medium resources.

- Coaching Institutes: Enroll in coaching institutes specializing in law preparation that provide study materials in Hindi.

- Online Forums: Join forums or groups on platforms like Facebook or Telegram focused on law studies in Hindi.

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Hello,

With an OBC-B rank of 3,071, it's possible that you might get a seat in lower-ranked government colleges or in courses that have less competition.

However, getting into top-tier government colleges may be difficult unless their cutoff drops significantly this year.

To find out the previous year's cutoffs for government colleges for courses like B.Sc Nursing, BPT, or others, you can refer to the WBJEEB's official counseling portal or brochures from earlier years.

You can also follow updates on the WBJEEB official website for accurate information: WBJEEB Official Site.

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Hello aspirant,

There are two primary ways to get admission into BMCH College:

1. Through NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test):

• Eligibility: You must have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English as compulsory subjects.
• Application: Register for the NEET exam through the official NTA website.
• Counseling: After the NEET results are announced, participate in the counseling process conducted by the state or central government.
• Seat Allotment: Based on your NEET rank and the number of available seats, you will be allotted a seat in BMCH or another medical college.

2. Through Management Quota (if applicable):

• Eligibility: This is generally available to candidates who have not secured a seat through NEET or have specific criteria set by the college.

• Application: Contact the college directly for information on the management quota admission process and eligibility criteria.

  Additional Information:

  • Official Website: Visit the official website of BMCH College for the latest updates on admission procedures, eligibility criteria, and important dates.
  • Contact Information: Reach out to the admissions office at BMCH College for any queries or clarifications.

  Note: The specific admission process and eligibility criteria may vary depending on the academic year and the type of course you are applying for. It's essential to stay updated with the latest information from the college's official sources.

  
  

  
  

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