If you scored around 250 marks in NEET 2025, you won’t get a government MBBS seat, even with reservation. But you may still get a seat in private medical colleges through management or NRI quota.

In private colleges, fees can be between Rs10 to Rs25 lakhs per year. So for

Yes, girls also get colleges through NEET in states like Assam, Karnataka, Kerala, etc. It is not only for boys. NEET counselling is the same for both boys and girls.

If a girl has low marks, she might not get a seat in her home state, so she may get

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If you're a female candidate with 265 marks in NEET 2025 applying to ASCOMS Jammu under the Hindu Minority Quota, chances of getting a seat are quite low. In 2024, most students admitted under this quota had scores above 300, with many even crossing 400. While a few

With 300 marks and an All India Rank (AIR) of 442366 in NEET 2025, your chances of getting a government MBBS seat in Madhya Pradesh are very low, even if you belong to a reserved category. In previous years, government colleges in MP under state quota usually closed around 480

Hey! So if you’re thinking about MBBS, here’s a quick overview of the fee structure and marks needed, written just like an intern would explain it.

For government medical colleges, the fees are usually much more affordable. It can range from around fifty thousand to one lakh per year depending

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As per your mentioned query , for getting admission into MBBS you have to give entrance exam known as NEET . NEET is a national level of entrance exam which requires lot lf hardwork. Now come to the required marks , so the neet exam is of 720 marks.

For MBBS admission in India, government medical colleges usually require around 600 to 650 marks for the General category, 580 to 620 for OBC or EWS, and 450 to 550 for SC or ST categories. The minimum qualifying NEET marks are around 155 to 162 for General or EWS and

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With a NEET score of 305, you are eligible to apply for management quota seats in Gujarat, as it is above the minimum qualifying mark. However, getting admission will depend on the specific cutoffs of individual colleges, which can vary each year.

Private colleges often have lower cutoffs

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Holding an All India Rank of 772,071 and a NEET score of 206, your likelihood of obtaining a BDS seat in a government dental institution is almost nonexistent. For general category candidates, government BDS cutoffs usually range around the 50th percentile (144+ marks, rank of about 120,000 or higher),

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If you scored 39 marks in KCET 2025 , your expected rank would likely be above 180,000 , based on recent trends. This score falls in the lower range, so getting a seat in top engineering colleges or popular branches will be difficult.

However, you may still have