If your NEET 2025 rank is 68,000, then your chances of getting MBBS in a government medical college depend on your category and state quota

With 386 marks in NEET 2025 and OBC category, your rank (237126) is too high for getting a seat in Sumatibhai Shah Ayurved Medical College for BAMS, even under OBC quota. This college usually closes around rank 1.3 to 1.4 lakh.

So, chances are very low.

A NEET rank of six lakhs seventy seven thousand two hundred twenty six in SC category means admission to private medical colleges in West Bengal or elsewhere will not be possible Most private medical colleges cut off much earlier with SC category closing ranks generally around one lakh to two lakh For example state medical colleges had closing SC rank near one lakh twenty thousand to one lakh thirty thousand in previous years and private colleges likely fill before that threshold With a rank above four lakh it becomes extremely unlikely to receive a seat under SC reservation in any private medical college across India To pursue MBBS you should consider repeating NEET and aiming for a higher score or explore alternative programs in allied health sciences such as BSc Nursing BPT or Pharmacy These fields offer good career options and have lower NEET cutoff requirements

Hello aspirant,

The cut off of general quota for government medical college is expected to be 550 which is somewhat higher than your score. So it is unlikely for you to get a government medical college seat. But, I suggest you to keep hope till last round of counselling and also take in consideration private colleges.

Best of luck for your future.

Looking at past trends in NEET counseling in Tamil Nadu:For Government Medical Colleges (GMC):

If you belong to the OBC category, it's typical for the cutoff to be over 500 marks. Given that you have 452 marks and an All India Rank of 118583, getting a seat in a Government Medical College under the state quota for OBC seems quite difficult.

For Private Medical Colleges (Management Quota or State Quota):With 452 marks, there might be a chance for your son at private medical colleges under the state quota, particularly in self-financed ones. The cutoff scores for these colleges tend to be lower compared to government colleges, and the OBC reservation can help increase the chances.

Estimating State Quota Rank (Tamil Nadu):With an All India Rank of 118583, the State Rank for OBC in Tamil Nadu might be around 5000-7000 based on previous years. However, this can change depending on how students perform this year and how many apply.