Hello student,

You will have to produce your EWS certificate at the time of counselling process when you visit a college. Failing this, you may be dismissed from the counseling or may be considered under general category list.

Hence, request respective authorities in your locality to produce you the certificate

Hello Shaik!

In All India Quota it is impossible to get Government colleges. For state quota, you are required to enter name of your state as it is very tough to predict your state than predicting the cutoff. 

Check out the college predictor once for a clearer idea of which

dear aspirant,

The basic charges of 1000 & 5000 for government and private medical seats respectively are non refundable but Rs200000/- for a management seat will be refunded in case you are allotted any seats in first two rounds If you don’t want to participate in mop up round.In case

Hello Manisha

Although your mark seems to be descent but it would have been better if you had shared your rank but still I would like to tell you that based on your category there is possibility that you may be able to get a seat in government college, so

Hello aspirant!

I am sorry to tell you but with a score of 342 in NEET UG 2019, you will not be able to get any government or private college even if you belong to EWS category. I think you should drop a year and appear for the examination again

Hello Sibani..I have also scored 542 but still confused with this year's cut off trend

Hello aspirant,

You have not mentioned the entrance exam for which you are apply. But in general registrations are made only once, fee payement also done just once. The candidates who do not get seat in first round of counselling are made to appear in second round counseling. You may

Hello,

Based on the closing ranks of 2018 your chances are low.

5847 was the closing rank last year. But there will be variations based on the no of applicants, no of seats avaialble etc.

You can check the previous year closing ranks using the link below,

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-rajasthan

Thank you!