Hello there,

With 101 marks in NEET and belonging to the SC category , your chances of getting admission to a BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) course depend on several factors, such as:

1. NEET Cutoff : The cutoff for BHMS courses varies depending on the state, college, and the number of available seats. Generally, in government colleges, the cutoff for SC category candidates tends to be lower than that of the general category, but it still needs to meet the state and college-specific cutoff.
   
   

2. State-wise Admission : The cutoffs for NEET can vary across different states. Some states have lower cutoffs for SC category candidates in government colleges, while private colleges may have higher cutoffs or offer management seats.
   
   

3. Private Colleges : If you are considering private colleges, there might be a possibility of securing admission with 101 marks through the management quota, but the fee structure will be higher.

Recommendation :

• Check State-specific Cutoffs : Look into the previous year's cutoff trends for BHMS in your state and category to get a better understanding.
  
  
• Apply to Multiple Colleges : Consider applying to both government and private colleges to increase your chances.

If you're aiming for government colleges, you might also need to be prepared for some level of uncertainty since the final decision will depend on the seat availability and cutoff trends for the year.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

With 101 marks in NEET 2024 and belonging to the SC category, your chances of getting admission in BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) depend on several factors:

Key Factors:

Minimum Qualifying Percentile:

For SC candidates, the qualifying percentile is 40%, which means you need a score around 90–120 marks (depending on the cutoff for your year).

Since you scored 101, you qualify for NEET.

Availability of Seats:

Admission chances depend on the number of BHMS seats available in government and private colleges in your state and India.

State Quota:

Under the 85% state quota, SC candidates often have lower cutoff marks compared to the all-India quota (15%).

State/Region-Specific Cutoffs:

BHMS colleges in states with a high number of medical colleges (e.g., UP, MP, Maharashtra, etc.) tend to have lower cutoffs for reserved categories.

it is highly likely that you can secure admission into a BHMS course under the SC category, as the cut-off for SC category in most states is usually much lower than the general category, and 101 marks might be sufficient to get you a seat in a government or private BHMS college depending on the state and college availability.

• Check state-wise cut-offs:

The cut-off marks for BHMS in the SC category vary significantly across different states, so always check the specific cut-offs for your state before making any conclusions.

• Counseling process:

During the NEET counseling process, select BHMS as your preferred course and choose colleges based on your NEET score and category.

• Private colleges:

If you are unable to secure a seat in a government college with this score, you might have better chances in private colleges.

Some of the top colleges are Solan Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital, Dakshin Kesri Muni Mishrilalji Homoeopathic Medical College, Sophia Homeopathic Medical College, Delhi Institute of Management & Technologies, New Delhi, Power Management Institute, M.T.E.

GOOD LUCK!!