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With 395 marks in NEET 2026, your chances of getting a Government MBBS seat are low especially under the General Category . However, your admission prospects depend on your category state domicile and counselling quota.
At this score, your may have chances for:
With 172 marks in NEET 2026 under the EWS category, getting and MBBS seat in private medical college in Maharashtra is very unlikely as the cutoff for even private MBBS is generally much higher:
However, you still have a few good options:
A score of 590 marks in NEET 2026 is an excellent improvement from 441, but securing a Government MBBS seat can be borderline depending on your state. Deciding between taking a drop or choosing another course depends heavily on your specific location and goals.
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Hello Dear Student, Yes, you can secure a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) seat with 226 marks. In Visakhapatnam, BPT admissions rely heavily on your 12th-grade marks and state-level counseling, as general cutoffs are typically more relaxed than those for MBBS or BDS. You can check, find and access more information
Hello Dear Student, With 469 marks, your expected AIR is roughly 1,50,000. This makes securing a General category government MBBS seat highly unlikely. However, if you belong to SC/ST or are applying for state quota/management quota in Private colleges, you may have viable options. You can check, find and access
Hello Dear Student, No, securing a government MBBS seat anywhere in India is not possible with a score of 159 or 360 marks out of 720. Government medical college cutoffs for general and reserved categories generally remain well above 500 to 600 marks for All India and State Quotas, though
Hello Dear Student, Securing a government MBBS seat in West Bengal with 371 marks as an SC category student is unlikely, as typical state quotas require higher scores [1.4] . While eligible to participate in counseling, a score of 371 is below the typical cutoff for state government colleges. Hope
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