Hi, 

With 219 is a less score for a government college surely. But as you asked some private college may grant you admission on the basis whether you cleared the neet exam or not. Some college may even take you state ranking in consideration and provide you with seat. 

Different

FMGE is the Foreign Medical Graduate Exam for the indian medical practice for the student who have done the qualification outside the india has to appear for this exam. As there is no mentioning of the minimum marks in class 12 but certain criteria should be fulfilled by the candidate

You must pass both JEE Mains Papers(1 & 2) and  should also qualify with a good rank in JEE Advanced(i.e. CML Rank) in order to be eligible for AAT for IIT. This is because JEE Advanced is the main paper on which you are judged for admission into ant IIT.

Hello Devaki,

The cutoff may varies depending upon the colleges and category. For sc category, to get seat in government medical colleges your score should be above 300. For getting seat in private medical colleges under management quota your score must be above 200. 

Good luck!

• Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute, Bangalore

• Mysore Medical College, Mysore

• Mandya institute of Medical Sciences,

Hello vijendra,

Yes, you can definitely get a seat in mp state quota in government medical college for your marks under sc category. Choose the best government college based on your interest, score under sc category using neet college predictor.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

Good luck!

Hello,

The domicile certificate is to certify that you reside in a particular place for the last five or six years. The domicile certificate is issued after the authorization from village office. You can apply for domicile certificate in your village officer or near-by office where you reside.

Hi,

You are eligible for the following colleges :

1. NIT Uttarakhand (Electronics and Communication)

2. NIT Andhra Pradesh (Electrical and Electronics)

3. NIT Arunachal Pradesh (Mechanical )

And many more are there .....

Also checkout the college predictor tool using the link below :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor