Dear Pankaj,

According to last year statistics, I am providing the details of government medical colleges that you have a chance of getting into:

• Shaheed Hasan Khan Mewati Government Medical College, Nalhar
• Kalpna Chawla Govt. Medical College, Karnal(If you belong to BC-A category)
• ESIC Faridabad(if you belong to BC-A category)

Hey!

Yes, you are surely eligible for attempting NEET examination after a year gap after your class 12th. There will be no problem in joining MBBS degree after your gap years. Many students usually do prefer giving NEET after preparing well for it for a year, owing to its difficulty

Hello Saifi,

Before anything could be said about what colleges you can get on the basis of your score in NEET, you should know that it would be too early to predict anything. The cut off trends tend to change every year and same can be expected for this year

Hello,

I request you to visit the link mentioned below-

Https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source%3Dgoogle-search%26utm_medium%3Dpaid%26utm_campaign%3Dneet-clgpd&ved=2ahUKEwi71cji6NfiAhXWdn0KHZ9oAOcQ0Qx6BAgPEAE.

Hopefully it will be helpful.

Good luck!

Hey,

Yes if you are opting for BDS., Then you have fair chances of getting a seat in a government college. However you won't be able to get a MBBS seat as this year's cut off marks are higher than the previous years. You may get MBBS seat in private

Hello Deepika !!

As per the data of last year the cut off for SC candidate for AYUSH courses in SVU region was around 260 marks , ranking somewhere near 2,60,000.

This year the cut off is expected to increase by 15-20 marks. 

All the best 

Hope this helps .

Hello Aman,
Before anything could be said about what colleges you can get on the basis of your score in NEET, you should know that it would be too early to predict anything. The cut off trends tend to change every year and same can be expected for this year

Hello Aryan,

Neet is the sole entrance test for admission to MBBS  and other medical and paramedical courses in India. The exam is organised by the National Testing Agency.

Admissions through NEET are basically categorised in two types of quota i.e., All India Quota (AIQ) and State Level Quota. All