I got 319 marks in neet and 85 percent in 12th , can i get admission in Baslp in any govt or private college?
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Student Expert
1st Jul, 2019
Hello dear candidate.
Based on your scores, I see very slim chances of you getting admission into any government or private medical college.
However, there are still possibilities that you might get admission into a private medical college in the mop up round.
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Student Expert
1st Jul, 2019
The candidates applying for Baslp course must have passed 10 plus two examination with a minimum score of 50%. Since your 12th score is 85% ,so you are clearly eligible for BASLP course . Admissions to this course can be made on the basis of the score you have got in entrance exams .As per your score in the entrance exam you only have chances for private colleges but if you will apply for merit based then you can also get a seat in government colleges as you have scored 85% which comes in first division marks.
Some of the colleges you should apply for this course are:
TN Medical College
Kasturba Gandhi Medical College
Gujarat University (GU)
The fees for this course from all the colleges is under 1 lakh and even can be under 10k for government colleges
Hope it helps!
Some of the colleges you should apply for this course are:
- Ali Yavar Jung National Institute for the Hearing Handicapped (AYJNIHH)
TN Medical College
Kasturba Gandhi Medical College
Gujarat University (GU)
The fees for this course from all the colleges is under 1 lakh and even can be under 10k for government colleges
Hope it helps!
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