BS at IIM Mumbai is also newer starting 1st batch on 2026

Ans: Hi Pramod. at 546 scores, try MBBS only in Pvt or Deemed Colleges.

Radheshyam Zanwar, Aurangabd (MS)

Ans: Scoring 370 marks in NEET 2025 translates to an estimated rank of 3,20,501–3,22,500 based on historical marks-versus-rank correlations, placing candidates below the competitive threshold for government veterinary colleges. For SC category applicants, government BVSc programs in institutions like Veterinary College Bangalore historically required closing ranks of 181,173–204,432 in 2024, while Apollo College of Veterinary Medicine Jaipur reported SC category cutoffs up to 288,575 in Round 3. These ranks far exceed the projected 3.2 lakh+ rank for 370 marks, rendering government college admission improbable. However, private veterinary colleges and state-specific counseling processes may offer limited opportunities, as seen in Rajasthan’s 2024 SC cutoff of 216,386 at Apollo College, though this remains contingent on seat availability and annual fluctuations. Recommendation: Explore private BVSc programs at colleges like Apollo Jaipur or SMVDU Jammu, which have historically admitted students with ranks up to 343,369, while simultaneously applying for allied health sciences degrees (e.g., B.Sc. Animal Husbandry) or diploma courses in veterinary pharmacy as strategic backups. States with lower population density, such as Mizoram or Nagaland, may offer marginally better odds through regional quotas, though physical reporting requirements and limited seats necessitate cautious planning. All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Yes Kashyap, IIM Mumbai is still preferred because its premium corporate location and elite, pre-existing placement ecosystem heavily outweigh the first-cohort risk, surpassing other IIM options.