Yes for 15% seat in private college only

Hello,

Based on the cutoffs of last year your chances are less.

The closing marksunder BC A category was 402 and under BC B category was 418.

There will change in the cutoffs this year based on the no of applicants, no of seats available etc.

You can check the

Hello dear student,  although you have qualified NEET but these are not sufficient marks to get a seat in any government medical college. Even with the category you cannot get a chance to grab a seat.  It's not possible to get a government college for MBBS and BDS but you

Hello aspirant,

As you belong to the OBC category you have chances of getting a seat in the private colleges for MBBS and BDS. Getting a seat in any government college is difficult with this score. So you can try in private colleges. I cannot tell the exact colleges you

Hello dear student, hoping that you belong to unreserved category. I have checked Almost all the college's cut off list , marks and ranks . But Atleast you need to have 510 or above marks to grab a seat in any government dental medical college. As you have just 300

Hello aspirant,

Getting BDS in private colleges is also difficult with this score though you belong to the OBC category. But you can try. you can also try for some other branches. I cannot tell the exact colleges you can get as the cutoff varies every year. But you can

Can i get govt bds college??

Hello

The cutoff varies every year depending on various factors. However, according to your marks, you might get admission to Dental colleges.

Also, I would like to tell you that Team Careers360 is coming to 'Vijayawada' on 23rd June 2019 to counsel students about career. You can meet experts of

Hello candidate 

As you gave mentioned in your question that you are from andhra pardesh so from the 85% state quota you can get a seat in andhra pardesh only provided you have the domicile of it.

As far as all india counseling us concerned according to your score you

hi there,

its okay if you couldn't make it to neet. you still have a whole lot of options that you can opt and do great in. 

check this link-https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/medical-courses-after-12th

hope this helps