Hey Meenu,

A candidate is called for document verification once he/she is elected for the particular college he had filled the interest.A call from the state means that he/she is alloted for a government college under 85% State Quota.The admission fees is required to be paid to finally lock the

Hello aspirant,

Yes you have quite good chances of getting a seat in a private college in Karnataka with a score of 470. The cutoff score of all the colleges in Karnataka is low with respect to other states. So you have good chace of getting a seat. So you

Hello Pushkar 

As per the previous years' opening and closing ranks, there is a slight possibility that you may get a government college through All India quota. Although, it is possible for you to get a seat in private college in government quota through state quota. If you have the

Hello aspirant.

You need to register for counselling , if you have applied application with general ews category , then you can apply ews in Neet counselling. If you haven't mentioned general ews category , then you cannot change your category in counselling.

All the best.

Hello Kalyan,

Veterinary 15% quota seats admission is through AIPVT Counselling on the basis of NEET UG score & rest of seats admission is through state level Entrance Exam.

It would be difficult to tell you about the admission possibilities but you can take an Idea with the previous year

Dear Aspirant

If you are sure and filled correct order of your choices, then you can immediately lock and submit the choices. Don’t wait till the last minute to Register and Lock your choices and to take a printout. Please go through your submitted choices before locking, as once

Hello aspirant.

You need to register with respective state counselling authorities for counseling of mbbs seats. No need to register for private colleges , you need to attend counselling . After getting seat you need to report your college for admission process.

All the best.

Hello Shanthi,

Anything could not 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