Hello there!

As you must have been aware of the fact that the cut off is expected to go high this year. Since, you have scored 375, there is no any chance of you getting a seat in Government Medical College.

You can opt for MBBS in Private Medical College.

Hello dear student,

no dear student I am really sorry to tell you that there is no such provision that you can get admission on the basis of the marks that you have obtained previous year. if you want to apply for the medical colleges this year then you have

This answer is being written in the perspective of West Bengal's domicile as per your profile.  Compared to 2019, the NEET 2020 cut offs have changed considerably higher than expected. With the top score being 720 which is 19 marks greater than 2019's top score, it is difficult to predict

Hi

It's quite difficult to predict that whether you will get  seat or not as  cut off marks for medical colleges keeps changing every year  depending upon various factors like  number of students that appeared in the exam, kind of marks obtained by them , toughness level of the examination

Hi

I'm extremely sorry to tell you dear but with your neet marks you cannot get admission in any medical college for your veterinary i. e BVSc

This is because,

With 96 marks you have failed to qualify Neet examination which is clear from below neet 2020 cut off

Category

Hey!

As you have not mentioned your category , so by considering you as a general category candidate you can get following seats as per the previous years records:

• AYAAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (govt. seat)
• BHASKAR MEDICAL COLLEGE, MOINABAD, R.R.(DST) ( management seat)
• CANANDA RAO INST. OF MED. SCI.,

Hello,

From you profile it seems you belong to  Rajasthan, you haven't mentioned your category, presuming it as General it's tough to secure a GMC seat with 286 marks as last year cut-off was around 580 marks for UR, nevertheless but you hold chances for government seats in private colleges

Hey!

In order to get admission in any of the medical colleges you have to qualify NEET.

The qualifying criteria varies for the different categories as follows:

50th percentile - General category

45th percentile - General-PH category

40th percentile - SC/ST/OBC category

40th percentile - SC/ST/OBC-PH category

Hope this was

Hello,

Since you have not mentioned your state or category it's tough to predict your chances in any college. As per your rank you won't be able to get MBBS government medical college seats through the AIQ. Through the 85% state quota you'll only be able to get government seats