Ayurvedic Treatment For Myopia

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  Ayurvedic Treatment of Myopia and Holistic Eye Care The  Ayurvedic Treatment of Eye  disorders is rooted in restoring the balance of the doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha), nourishing the eye tissues, and promoting wellness of the eyes from the inside out. Myopia (nearsightedness) is a common condition that Ayurveda addresses with a variety of therapies, diet, and lifestyle recommendations—many of which benefit numerous other eye ailments as well. Ayurvedic Treatment of Myopia Ayurveda takes a holistic approach to managing myopia, aiming to correct doshic imbalances and strengthen the eyes. Some of the most effective Ayurvedic therapies include: Netra Tarpana/Netra Basti :  Medicated ghee is retained over closed eyes for a specific period using a dough dam. This deeply nourishes optical tissues, improves circulation, and supports vision improvement . Trataka (Candle Gazing ):  Focused gazing at a candle flame to exercise and strengthen the eyes’ focusing muscles—...
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NEET 2025 expected cutoff marks category wise

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🩺 NEET 2025 Expected Cutoff: A 5-Year Comparative Analysis

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is the gateway to medical education in India, and understanding the cutoff trends is crucial for aspirants. The NEET 2025 paper was moderately tough, leading to slightly lower expected cutoffs than in previous years. This blog outlines the expected NEET 2025 cutoff and compares it with the last 5 years (2020–2024).

There are two types of NEET cutoffs:

  1. Qualifying Cutoff – The minimum score required to be eligible for NEET counselling.

  2. Admission Cutoff – The minimum score required for admission into MBBS/BDS colleges.


📈 Trend Analysis of previous years

  • 2020 & 2024 had easier papers, resulting in higher qualifying marks.

  • 2022 was the toughest among the five years, leading to the lowest cutoffs.

  • 2025 has seen a return to moderate difficulty, bringing the cutoff closer to 2023 trends.

  • Number of candidates is increasing every year (over 23 lakh in 2025), so competition is steeper.

  • No perfect scores in NEET 2025 (highest: 686), suggesting a slight dip in high-end cutoffs.

🧠 Why Do Cutoffs Vary Every year

  • Paper Difficulty – Tougher papers lead to lower cutoffs.

  • Number of Candidates – More students = higher competition.

  • Seat Availability – More seats = slightly relaxed admission cutoffs.

  • Reservation Categories – SC/ST/OBC/PwBD cutoffs are lower due to policy benefits.

Last 5 year comparison

Year
UR Cutoff Percentile
UR Cutoff Marks
OBC/SC/ST Marks

2025 (Expected)
50th
144–686
113–143

2024
50th
164
129

2023
50th
137
107

2022
50th
117
93

2021
50th
138
108

2020
50th
147
113

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🏛️ Expected Govt. seat Admission Cutoffs – NEET 2025

These are the estimated minimum marks required for MBBS admission in All India Quota (AIQ) Government Medical Colleges:


Category

Expected Cutoff for Govt. MBBS (2025)

                             General / UR

530–540+ marks

                             EWS

520–530+ marks

                            OBC

500–520+ marks

                            SC

420–440+ marks

                            ST

400–430+ marks


 

Finally

The NEET 2025 expected cutoff reflects moderate trend. Compared to past years, it aligns closely with 2023, offering opportunities for well-prepared candidates.

   

 

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