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If you belong to Goa and want to study in Karnataka Government Medical Colleges, you have to appear for All India Counseling. Though you haven't mentioned your Category, 445 is a tad less score for a seat in Karnataka GMCs. This is irrespective of your Category. You might get a
In 2019, under State Quota, a score of 534 marks secured a seat in Mysore Medical College under General Category. With a score of 581, you have fair chances for a seat in this College. Having said that, this is based on 2019 data and cut offs change every year.
Dear Student,
Although different Colleges have different cutoffs but giving a general view,you do have a chance in getting into a Government college.
Also you failed to mention your state, state quotas are considered as well.
You can check this link for a detailed view:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off-for-government-colleges
Also you can use
Hello Aspirant,
As of now no cut-offs has been released for 2020 so we can guide you only through las year's cut-off. As we go through previous year's cut-off then it shows that last year the lowest cut-off marks was 523 for Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore under Home state quota
Hello Aspirant,
On such marks and category you have good chances of getting some Government medical colleges in Maharashtra under state quota according to previous year's cut-off. As we go through previous year's cut-off then it shows that you can get following colleges :-
Hi
You have not mentioned the category you belong to, so I am assuming you from general category
It's quite difficult to predict that whether you will get seat or not as cut off marks for medical colleges keeps changing every year depending upon various factors like number of students
Hello Aspirant,
On such marks and category you have good chances of getting government seat in some medical colleges in Karnataka under state quota according to previous year's cut-off. As we go through previous year's cut-off then it shows that you can get following colleges :-
Dear aspirant
Congratulations for getting good marks. This year probably cut off will rise 30-40 marks from previous year. If you belong to unreserved category you can give shot to these colleges
•SHRI RAMKRISHNA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES AND SANAKA HOSPITALS (last year cut off-506 marks)
•RAMPURHAT GOVT MEDICAL COLLEGE
Hi Aspirant,
Based on your rank you will get following colleges in tamilnadu.There is less chance to get into Govt medical colleges.
1.Meenakshi medical college and research Institute.-MBBS
2.Sree balaji medical college and hospital,Chennai.-MBBS
3.ACS Medical college and hospital.-MBBS
4.Sathyabhama institute of science and technology-BDS
5.Saveetha dental college,Chennai-BDS.
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