You haven't mentioned your Category. Nevertheless, the General Qualifying cut offs for 2020 have been as follows:

General Category/EWS: 720-147

OBC: 146-113

SC: 146-113

ST: 146-113

General Category/EWS-PWD: 146-129

With a score of 154, it is difficult for a seat in any course that conducts admission based on NEET score.

Hello student ,

Sorry to say but you can not get admission even  in any private college with this score . As to get admission in private college at least you must have qualified the cut off of NEET and here you are even not qualifying the cut off of

Hello,

Last year 512 marks secured a GMC seat for UR under state quota, hence chances are tough for GMC, you should explore other options of private colleges or deemed university for this,  cut-offs are subjective to change every year based on multiple factors like seat matrix, marks obtained in

Hello student ,

Sorry to say but you can not get admission even  in any private college with this score . As to get admission in private college at least you must have qualified the cut off of NEET and here you are even not qualifying the cut off of

Dear Student,

Based on your marks in NEET exam your chances in government MBBS medical colleges are very less under st category.However,you can get the government dental colleges in other states like maharashtra,puducherry,punjab under all india quota.You can check here the cut-off of various government colleges state wise

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off-for-government-colleges

Further,to

Going by last year's cutoffs and your score, it would be difficult to get a seat even in private Medical colleges with this score as last year the minimum cutoff score was 324 for SC Category and the respective college of Amaltas Institute of Medical Sciences while Index Medical College

Hello aspirant,

As per the the details shared by you, there is no chance that you will get any medical college this year(at least government seat) due to very high cutoff, but if you are interested to take admission in private medical/dental college then you should take part in counselling

Hi,

The cut off for colleges vary every year based on many factors so an accurate prediction is not possible. An admission in AIQ seats with this score seems tough but  based on previous year data you might have chances of getting  state quota government seats of following colleges

• Rajiv

Hello aspirant,

With your rank and score, you have a pretty good chance at getting into MBBS and BDS colleges using the All India Quota Seats (15%) and State Quota Seats (85%). Since your state quota is not of Maharashtra, it is somewhat difficult to get into Armed Forces medical