Hi Sravanti.

If a candidate scores above the qualifying marks he/she is able to apply for counseling. For SC/ST/OBC the minimum qualifying percentile is 40th percentile which corresponds to a score in between 107 to 133. Since you have scored 123 you are eligible to apply for neet counseling.

To

Hi Candidate! For the seat in government colleges in neet. For general category student one must have to secure above 500+ to secure seat in government college. And for obc student 450+ and SC/ST student above 400+ . You will get a government college through state quota. But you have

There is nothing mandatory to go for the all india quota counselling only. All india counselling is conducted for the admissions in govt. medical and dental colleges across india. If you have scored 500+ marks then you can go for the all india counselling and you can get the seat

Hello.

Good to hear from you. As per the previous years' trends in the cut-off, it can be said that you have secured decent marks. As most of the colleges in India have a cut-off close to 450-650, your mark might land you in a Govt. college. But, you can

Hi aspirant.

If your question is regarding the 10% reservation for the Economically Backward Class among the Upper Castes, the Parliament has passed the bill but the actual implementstion rules need to be still worked on. The States will have to define 'Backwardness'and then work on the mecahnism of rule

The cutoff marks for the jharkhand state quota seats were 379 with the rank 95709 in the year 2017 for the SC category reservation. Considering 30-40% increase in the cutoff marks, you have the chances of getting the govt. college in jharkhand through the state quota counselling. Also go through

Hello.

Good to hear from you. As per the previous years' trends in the cut-off, it can be said that you have secured decent marks. As most of the colleges in India have a cut-off close to 450-650, your mark might not land you in a Govt. college. But, you

Hi Ganga.

If your question is regarding the 10% reservation for the Economically Backward Class among the Upper Castes, the Parliament has passed the bill but the actual implementstion rules need to be still worked on. The States will have to define 'Backwardness'and then work on the mecahnism of rule

Hello aspirant!

Yes certainly.

As per previous year cut off trend, if you have a domicile of UP, Karnataka or Maharashtra or any other state with good number of colleges, your chances of getting a government dental college in your state would be fair enough!

Also, you can predict your