Hello aspirant!

Yes!

As per previous year cut off trend, you chances are fair to get a government medical college in India for the course MBBS, with a score of 518 in SC category. You could also try through state quota in your own state if you have a domicile.

• JNTU Hyderabad
• CVR college of Engineering
• Institute of Aeronautical Engineering
• Vardhaman College of Engineering
• BV Raju Institute of Technology
• Anurag Group of Institutions
• Vasavi College of Engineering
• Gokaraju

• Adikavi Nannaya university {ECE}
• Acharya nagarjuna university {ECE}
• Maharaj vijayaram gajapathi raj college of engineering {ECE}
• GMRIT guntur {ECE}
• JNTU kakinada {electronics engineering}

Hello, 

633 is a very good score. The Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences, Bangalore, Karnataka has a cut off of 50th percentile for admission in General Category and 40th percentile for Reserved Category. As a score of 633 is high, you have good chances of admission in this college.

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Hi John,

       According to previous years cut off for NEET in Delhi, it has been mostly around 500 and more. So it is quite difficult to get admission in Delhi for MBBS if you are not a resident of Delhi. But the state quota cut off is quite lesser and

Hello Navami,

Greetings,

Sorry to say but with the rank that you have scored and your board percentage and assuming that you are a general category candidate, getting admission in any government college is very difficult.

KEAM is a state level exam conducted by the Commissioner of Examination, Government of

• Dayananda sagar academy of technology and management {information science and engineering}
• NItte Meenakshi institute of technology {ECE}
• K.L.E institute of technology Hubli {CSE}
• Vidyavardhaka college of engineering Mysore {CSE}
• Dayananda sagar college of

• JNTU Hyderabad
• VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engineering