Hi Roohi,

             I am here to answer your query. Based on the 2018 cutoff, You have good chances to get a seat in Government medical colleges under All India Quota as cutoff lie between 343-407. But we can't be sure as cutoff changes every year based on several factors and

Hello aspirant,

You have not a bad score in NEET 2019 and also you belong to the OBC category. But the chances are not much for government college. But you can get private college for sure. You can also try for a government college but the chances are not much.

Hi sarita,With these marks it is impossible that you will get a medical college through All India quota,as cutoff are very high and under state quota it varies accordingly. As you have not mention your state, I can't help you further but for more query,feel free to ask. 

hello Mohammed, 

There are various counselling coming up so can you specify your question in even more accurate manner.  

Hope we can help you well...

Hello Saruu,

For candidates belonging from Andhra Pradesh 85% State Quota is available for admission in the colleges of Andhra Pradesh.Now there are servations for SC,ST,OBC-A,OBC-B,OBC-C,OBC-D,OBC-E.

Based upon your state rank you can expect the following colleges:-

• Government Medical College,Vijaywada
• Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences,Ongole
• Maharaja Institute of Medical

What is your exact all india rank

Hi,

429 is less if you are looking for a very good government college. This year marks and ranks have gone up and for government college your score must be above 500. But still with your category rank, you may have a chance. I will suggest you to go for

HI priyanshu, if you are talking about getting a government medical college through All India quota you have no chance but surely you can apply under state quota and there will be some chances, and it totally depends on your state. As you have not mention your state I can