Assuming you're referring to AP EAPCET (formerly AP EAMCET) , since you mentioned:

• Intermediate group marks: 598/600

• EAPCET marks: 40

• Exam date: 18 May, Shift 2 (which you feel was comparatively difficult)

AP EAPCET ranks are calculated using 75% weightage for normalized EAPCET marks and 25% weightage for normalized Intermediate

Hello,

With 480 marks in RE-NEET 2026 under the EWS category, securing an MBBS seat in a government medical college may be challenging, especially in the All India Quota. However, your chances depend on your All India Rank, state, domicile, category-wise cutoff, and counselling trends.

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Hello,

Getting an MBBS seat in Karnataka with 460 marks is quite difficult, even if you belong to Category 1, Ex-serviceman, and HK category in government colleges. However, you have a good chance of getting a seat in the private medical colleges through the government-quota seats in private medical colleges.

Hello, with 414/750 marks and SC category, you may have a chance of getting BA LLB at the University of Allahabad main campus. However, admission depends on the cutoff, counselling round, and seat availability.

For more details about the admission process and cutoff, check this link: University of Allahabad Cutoff

Hello Student,

Can you please be more clear in what are you trying to ask?

Hello, with 273 marks and in the General EWS category, getting an MBBS seat in a low-budget college depends on the cutoff, state, counselling, and seat availability.

You can check your admission chances using the NEET College Predictor here: NEET College Predictor

Hello Student,

The minimum percentage you need to score in your IPE to get admission in the college is 45%, with physics and mathematics as compulsory subjects.

For more information, you can click on the following article link.

Link  - BE CSE Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at Sapthagiri NPS

Hello Student,

It is highly unlikely that you will secure an MBBS seat with 330 marks. However, there might be chances of you getting the seat with the help of Government Quota in self-financing medical colleges in Tamil Nadu.

For more detailed information, you can also go through the article