Dear aspirant,
According to previous years analysis (which is subjective as cut off ranks change every year depending upon no of candidates from sc category, level of difficulty of neet etc etc, also since rank fallout pattern is entirely different this year nothing can be predicted with 100% sureity,last year

Hello Sonali !

Here are some preparation tips for neet exam :-

1. Collect all the study material (preferably ncert) and go through it.

2. Practice last year papers to get an idea about the exam pattern. There are chances for similar questions to be asked.

3. Make a time

Hello aspirant, 

Well according to last year's cutoff you need to score a minimum of 190 marks to get into a government medical college in West Bengal for ST category students. 

Well yes you may have chances although the competition is stiff this year but the no. Of seats is

Hey Shruti,

With 506 marks in NEET and moreover you belonging to EBC category, you do have a chance get admission in the government medical college in Bihar. You must be aware that cut offs change every year, so it's not possible to predict with surity about any college however,

Hey Shireen,

With 396 marks in NEET this year, there's perhaps a chance for you to get admission in the Institute of medical sciences, Jalna even with the minority quota. Generally, even for the minority quota cut off is around 400-450 marks, cut offs usually change every year, so can't

Dear Monica,

You can choose as many colleges as you want. It may be 50,100 or so. But remember to fill in your choices from best to a bit good. You will be alloted a college according to the order you have submitted.Counselling will be done till all the seats

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hi divya ,

sorry but with this marks , even under your category, its not likely that you will get a seat according to last year statistics.

here is the link from where you will get an idea-https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-karnataka

but you can definitely think about private colleges.