Hi There !

I am providing you the link for the previous years and expected for this year cutoffs of various colleges (including NITs) that take admission on the basis of JEE MAINS Examination. Visit the link and know your chances :-

Https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff

Hello zaiby, 

No, there are not a single college in india without NEET.  You have to crack NEET to get admission in any medical course. Even for the private colleges you need to qualify the NEET. But yes you can try outside india for medical Course without any enterence exam.

Dear Sir/Ma'm, the key to success is hardwork. If you work hard and sincerely with utmost dedication, nothing can stop you from achieving your dreams. There is no need to be heartbroken. Work hard for NEET 2020 sincerely and keep yourself away from distractions and study methodically.

Hi nirvika,

Very low chance if you are general. For a general category candidate, if you cross 500, you can find yourself in a moderate government medical college. If you cross 550, be sure, you will bag a seat in a really good college. in the end, everything depends upon

 COURSES OFFERED LIST AS GIVEN BELOW:-

1) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MICROBIOLOGY (NON-CLINICAL)

2) BTECH IN BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING.

YOU CAN ALSO DO PHARMACY COURSE . IF YOU HAVE MATHS IN +2 YOU CAN APPLY IN ENGINEERING FIELD ALSO IF YOU ARE NOT INTERESTED TO BE A DOCTOR.

ALL THE BEST

You should be doing self study for atleast 5-6 hours everyday where you study theory for atleast 1½ hours and then keep solving MCQs for the remaining time. Keep a goal for every day and try to solve atleast 100-150 MCQs during the starting days and keep on increasing the

Hello aspirant.

To do MBBS , you need to appear for NEET examination .

Below are the eligiblity criteria for NEET .

10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as core subject in both Classes 11 and 12 from a recognized board.

Need to score minimum of UR

You can go ahead for NEET exams as per your subject preference. If you belong to Reserved category you can still get into some of the courses with this percentage in government universities including University of Delhi. You can also get into courses like Sanskrit Honours (if you have studied