Hello aspirant,

You have a good rank in NEET 2019. You have also chances of getting government college. you can also go for the private colleges. You can also get a seat there. You can try for government colleges also as you have a good score so you do have

Hello,

Usually after paying fees for counselling you should wait till counselling date is announced. During registration of any counselling, you should fill all the details, choose institutes and course. And also please prepare to present all the required documents during counselling.

Hello Harshveen.

See the marks u have scored in the NEET exma is pretty fair enough for u to bag a seat in a govt medical college to pursue ur higher studies in the field of ur interest under MBBS courses under ur state quota as the cut off is

Dear Shubam,

I assume that you belong to Rajasthan and you come under the 85% state quota. Accrding to last year cut off statistics, here are the list of colleges that you have more chance of getting this year:

• Jhalawar Hospital and Medical College, Jhalawar
• Government Medical College, Pali
• Government

Hey Seema,

This is a very crucial question. To be very honest even if you go to coaching institutes they'll just tell you some tricks and tips. Ultimately you have to do self study only. NEET is purely based in NCERT text book. If you're thorough with the text book

Hi Candiate,

As you have scored very less it is not possible for you to secure a seat in any government medical colleges in India.The closing rank of government medical colleges lies in the range of 400-500 marks. As your score is less it is not possible for you to

Getting a government medical college is not at all possible at this marks. Even private medical college looks a lot difficult. You can try for other courses like BDS, BHMS or BAMS, etc from private colleges. You can get admission in deemed universities if you can afford them. 

If you