NEET 2025: What Expected Marks Do I Need for Government Medical College in Tamil Nadu (OBC)?

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Ans: You should check faculty profile

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Ans: NIOS Chemistry is unlikely to be accepted for DASA at IIITH

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Ans: Hi Pramod,

What was your percentage of marks in 10th grade? I'm curious why you scored lower in HSC. Before I provide my thoughts, could you please share which subjects you are interested in? That will help me comment more effectively.

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Ans: Hi Chandra,

I’m sorry to say that education is not like a vegetable market or a biryani stall; it's not something that can be resolved in a single day. Education is about building a career.

If you want quality education, you must be willing to invest money. To find the best college in Uttar Pradesh, you need to gather information about the college's and hospital's infrastructure.

In your undergraduate studies, you will gain basic knowledge, and after completing your postgraduate studies, you will become an expert. The most important aspect of this education is that you need to learn the skills. Skills are more important than just knowledge.

To gather the necessary knowledge and skills, follow my advice and analyze the following factors:

1. The selected college should be in a convenient location (it shouldn't be in a remote area).
2. Investigate the bed occupancy rate of the hospital (number of inpatients).
3. Check the flow of outpatients.
4. Assess the infrastructure of the hospital.
5. Evaluate the infrastructure of the college.
6. Look at the faculty-to-student ratio to see if it meets the required norms.

By analyzing these factors, you can easily identify the best college for your education.

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Ans: Respected Sir,
You need to consult a PF withdrawal expert.

Ans: Hi,

I believe you might have completed the NEET for the second time on May 4, 2025, is that correct? What score are you aiming for? If you achieve a good score, you can aim for GMC; otherwise, consider any of the following courses:

- BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery)
- BSMS (Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery)
- BUMS (Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery)
- BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery)
- BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery)
- BNYS (Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences)

All of these courses are quite good.

Regarding your second query: Apart from NEET, you can pursue Pharmacy, Nursing, or Medical Lab Technology (MLT) instead of Biotechnology. Once you complete any of these programs, you are likely to find a job quickly. The order of preference I would recommend is Nursing, Pharmacy, and then MLT.

If you are still interested in Biotechnology, some private institutions offer the course. Before enrolling, it’s advisable to visit the campus and check the infrastructure as well as the syllabus. Many programs focus on botany-related aspects of biotechnology rather than human and animal applications. If you pursue Microbiology, you may have better job prospects.

In addition to health-related fields, you may also consider pursuing agriculture-related courses.

Since you did not provide information about your locality, I cannot comment on the best institutions available in your area.

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