i have got 357 marks in neet ug, I'm an sc candidate,can i get mbbs or bams ( government ) in Maharashtra ??

hey there I am glad to help you out

now nothing can be said for sure as a lot depends on the cut off and the marks and the trend keeps changing from year to year

but looking at your marks i can say that you will get in BAMS college of your choice. Although getting a mbbs seat is little difficult but you can try

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Your chances of getting MBBS or BAMS (government) in Maharashtra with 357 marks as an SC candidate depend on several factors:

1. Cut-off Ranks: The cut-off ranks for MBBS and BAMS vary each year based on the number of applicants, their scores, and the availability of seats.
2. Seat Matrix: The number of seats allocated for MBBS and BAMS in government colleges in Maharashtra can fluctuate.
3. Category-wise Cutoffs: SC candidates generally have lower cut-offs compared to general category candidates.

Based on historical trends, it's likely that you could secure a seat in a government BAMS college in Maharashtra with 357 marks. However, for MBBS, the competition is typically higher, and your chances might be slimmer.

To improve your chances:

• Participate in Counseling: Actively participate in the counseling process and be prepared to make choices quickly.
• Explore Other Options: If you don't secure a seat in your preferred college or branch, consider other options like private colleges or different courses within the medical field.
• Stay Updated: Keep track of the latest information regarding cut-offs and seat availability through official channels.

Remember: The final decision depends on the specific cut-offs for the year you're applying. It's advisable to consult with a counseling expert or seek guidance from your state's medical education board for more accurate information.