Hello!
I am afraid that you won't be able to get admission in the government medical colleges for mbbs or BDS. Most of the colleges has a cut off of more than 500 marks. You will have to try for private medical colleges.
You can try for Guru Nanak Institute

hey dear,seeing this year's cutoff which went very high that even students getting 50o were worried about their college.So, with this score and being a sc candidate if you apply for second couselling under state quota than probably you have slighter chances of getting into a govt. college for sure.So,

hey dear, this year's neet cutoff went very high than even the students getting 500 were worried avout their colleges.So if you want to do BAMS than you may get goverment college with these marks in AIQ as well as in state quota.But in AIQ you won't get topnotch govt.

hey Balram ,seeing this year's cutoff which went very high that even the students getting 500 were worried about their colleges.So ,with this score you would definitely face difficulty in second round too,but go and attend counselling and try your luck you have slighter  chances of getting govt. mbbs seat

Hello,

Based on previous years's cutoff you may get seat in the below college since every year cutoff changes on the basis of your marks and category.

Kumaraguru College of Technology, Chinnavedampatti Post, Coimbatore - 47.333 (previous year cutoff).

hey Sairam,as the years passes by the Neet cutoff has started increasing , every year new stundents are coming who are bashing and hitting a good score and making it difficult for others to get a good govement seat.So, my dear don't bother about your cast just sit and focus

Hello Vidyashree,

Going as per trends seen in previous years, it is evident that if a SC candidate scores 420 marks in NEET, then there are good chances of him/her getting a seat in good government medical college in Karnataka.

For detailed review of previous year's cutoff, you can refer