Dear Aspirant,

Congratulations for cracking the KCET examination of 2019.

Your KCET sheet shows that waiting for National eligibility cum entrance examination of 2019.

But we all know that the result of national eligibility cum entrance examination is published.

But your Karnataka common entrance examination sheet's status remains same.

Do

Hello Aspirant

Yes,you can get a medical seat in Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay Medical college with a score of 517 marks in NEET 2019 and state quota .

Even if we will consider last year's cutoff for general category under state quota was 499 marks.

I hope this information proves helpful

Hello dear candidate. 

I regret informing you this.

But, based on your score, I see very thin possibilities of you getting into any government college for MBBS Course. 

However, I suggest you to try in for private college for self financed seats.

I wish you luck for your future. 

Hello, Subhashree Bhoi

You can't get any college with this score. 

You have scored very low you can try again next year and secure a good score to get a good college 

Hope this helps you if you have any queries you can add in comment section

Thank you 

Hey,

With this marks getting admission in a government college for MBBS course will be difficult. But you can get admission in private medical colleges like Dr. Vasantrao Pawar Med. Col. Hosp. & Research Centre, Nasik (Prev. NDMVP Samaj Medical College), Smt. Kashibai Navale Medical College and General Hospital, Pune, 

Hi Kunal,

Congratulations on such a great rank in JEE mains. I would like to tell you that according to the list of cutoff published by the conducting authorities of the exam you are eligible to get a good NIT or IIIT, if you have a minimum of 75% in

Hey,

There is nothing like a free seat but the fee structures of government Colleges are very minimal. With this marks , you may get admission in the following government medical Colleges under state quota.

• ESIC Medical College, Gulbarga- last year cut off was 340 for ST category.
• Gulbarga Institute

Hello dear candidate. 

Based on your score, and the pattern of seats filled, in the past few years, I believe that there are high possibilities of you getting admission into a good government college for BHMS course, under state Quota. 

I wish you luck for your future endeavors. 

Hi Soundharya,

Last year (2018), the minimum NEET score required to get into a government medical college in Tamil Nadu was more than 350. This year the competition has become tougher.

Overall, Tamil Nadu has 23 Government medical colleges with 3250 seats. This year (2019), the number of students who