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    Hi Monica


    With this score, getting seat in government college is very difficult.

    To get seat in government college you must score 600+ for MBBS.

    As cut off varies every year it is difficult to predict exactly about the seat.

    However with previous year's data, the colleges you can try

    Hello dear student


    Your mark around 260 and you are from SC category so according to previous year cutoff there are no chance to get seats MBBS in government college but the cutoff of Colleges changes every year so please use Colleges predictor tool and predict your college.

    https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer


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    Hello!

    B category colleges are basically those colleges which take on 15% JEE mains merit list and your performance in class 12 .and there are lot of those colleges where you can sit for counsilling like thappar University,kit University,LPU,amity kolkata ,amity gurgaon,SRM,MANIPAL University,etc

    For more knowledge check it on college

    At All India Rank of 35k and NEET Score of 570 you should target both of the Government as well as State Medical College Counselling. I believe at 570 you have a better chance of securing an allotment in the best Medical Institute of your state. Do keep a check

    Hello Aspirant,

    Since you have not mentioned your home state so considering it as UP according to your profile.

    So on such marks and category you have good chances of getting Private medical colleges in UP under state quota according to previous year's cut-off. As we go through previous year's

    Hi aspirant,

    If you got 3 61 marks and belong to SC catagory, you have less chance to get admission in karnataka government colleges but you can get admission in Maharashtra government college under state quota. Some list of colleges in which you can get admission:-

    • ACPM Medical College, Dhule

    I believe having a NEET score of 554 as well as Advantage of OBC NCL Quota, you will surely make into any Government or State Medical College in West Bengal. There are many State Medical Colleges like NRS, Calcutta National, KPC, RG Kar as well as others like Bankura Sammileni,

    Hello aspirant

    You have not mentioned your Category. So you will be considered as general category candidate. With 200 marks it's difficult to get seat in private colleges also.  As cut off has increased this year.  You may try for management quota.

    For more information and college prediction following link

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