What to do after NEET entrance exam?
What are you waiting for, have you ever tried to keep the next option in your decision box.
Hello guys,
I talking about your decision journey. I know you guys are a medical aspirant. And just now you compleated your NEET entrance test. All the best to you for the coming result.
So what is next? Are you waiting for your result not doing any activities related to your future MBBS course?
Let me inform you in this year (2019) the minimum qualifying marks is 135 including PCB. NEET contains 720 maks as you all know. But in 720 marks if you will able to get 135 marks then you will just qualify.
And if you expecting 500+ marks then you definitely have a good chance to get government medical college. And if are assuming below 500 then you can go for a private medical college.
And most important if you assume that you will get a mark between 135 to 400 then you can go for management quota. That means you have a chance to get medical admission in your dream college.
If you are not able to score very high then also you a chance to study in a good medical college. So do not eat your head go and such a good way. And you have one more option to contact us and get a dream path for your future.
So now once you will get the result then you can apply for state form. Every state takes counselling on their own basis. After counselling, you can choose your college. Every government college takes counselling through MCI.
After taking the counselling the rest seat they transfer to different states. And then after state counselling whatever sear will be left they will transfer it to respective deemed college.
At the last, the college's tasks counselling on their own criteria. Here you have last chance to get the seat.
Note:- First of all congratulation for your successful entrance test. Here if you are not able to get a good score then do not lose your hope there is always a second option.
Thank you.
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