Chance is very low. As your marks will not be able to cross the required cut off.

Hey,

You have some chances of getting admission in Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre, Bangalore. You can also check from the College predictor to know about other probable colleges you might get admission in.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

All the best

hey pradnya

yes you can also score good marks in NEET without taking a drop year . it depends upon you dedication and hard work . you shoul start preparing early (from 11th) and be consistent in your studies . you can give the neet exam just after your boards

This is NOT your general category rank i think. It might be your category rank .

Hello sachin,

As we know NIT's are the top technical institutes after IIT's and everyone wants to take admission in it if he is unable to grab a seat in IIT. from earlier years data to get admission in NIT's one need to get a rank of about 10K in

Hello Aspirant!

Looking at your rank and your category i.e obc, you have chances of getting government colleges for mbbs. For knowing more about the which colleges(including the govt colleges) fall under your rank range, you can use the NEET College Predictor.

Link: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

Good Luck!!!

Hi Harshal,

It is tough to tell your marks but I can surely tell your rank from your percentile.

The total number of students who gave MHT CET from the PCB background was 1.22 lakh.

According to your percentile, 41% of students are ahead of you and 59% are behind

Parth, I will list down the top colleges under UPSEE that you can get. This is based on your rank and previous year cutoffs. You can try for admission in the following colleges:-

• Kali Charan Nigam Institute of Technology, Banda
• JSS Academy of Technical Education, Noida
• United College of Engineering

Dear Harshal,

First of all, Congratulations for cracking MH CET.

But Sorry to say,You can not get a seat in any government College under MHCET because your percentiles are very poor.

But don't get depressed.You can opt for private colleges.

Best of luck.

For more details you can also go