Srishti Manipal Entrance and Aptitude Test
Dear aspirant,
It is difficult to predict because cut-offs changes from year to year and depends on many factors like
1. Number of seats available.
2. Difficulty level of the exam.
3. Number of students appeared in the exam.
4. Caste Category of the students.
You have chances of getting
Various factors are considered while deciding the cut offs like number of candidates appearing in the examination, number of vacant seats in college, previous years cut offs and difficulty level of the paper.
But as per my knowledge it also depends the college itself whether they would allow
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In Maharashtra, 15 % of medical seats in government medical institutions are designated for All India quota, while the rest 85 % are reserved for Maharashtra state quota.
For medical schools that are privately owned. 15 % of medical seats are designated for NRI quota applicants, 35 % are
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It is very difficult to determine in which College you can get M.S Orthopaedics course. Also you have not mentioned your NEET PG score. So wait for the counselling result to know which college you got seat or can go through below mentioned College Predictor Tool to predict
Dear student,
it is difficult to predict exactly because cut-offs varies from year to year.
Based on previous year's cut-offs you have very less chances of getting Government BAMS seat, you might get Management seat/ Paid seat in Priavte BAMS Colleges based on this year cutoffs.
Cut-offs depends on many
Hello Sushmita,
For your NEET UG score you have less chances of getting Government seat in Medical Colleges in Karnataka but you can get Management quota seat in Private Medical Colleges in Karnataka based on previous year's cut-offs.
You must be under the colleges of same University.
Your cgpa must be more than 8 cgpa to get into other Govt. College. But it is difficult for one to transfer from private to Government, since the University affiliation is different. Hope you got my point.
It also depend
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