dear student,

With 250 marks (ST category), you’ve cleared the qualifying cutoff (~127), but it’s far below the safe score for MBBS.

Govt./Semi-govt MBBS cutoff for ST is usually 410–420+ (AIQ) and 320–400+ (State quota) — so chances are very low.

You can explore:

• Private MBBS (if affordable)

• BDS/AYUSH courses (lower cutoffs)

• Paramedical/Nursing/Allied health options

If you're focused on MBBS, consider taking a drop year and preparing for a better score.

The lowest management quota fee for MBBS in India can range from approximately 15 lakh to 20 lakh per year making the total of 70 lakhs - 90 lakhs, depending on the college and state. Even the lowest management fees is too expensive for middle class children.

Look for semi government seats which provide at fees lower than management fees.

I suggest you to take up other allied health sciences programme like BHMS, BAMS, BDS, Bsc Nursing or Paramedical sciences if you are determined to work in the healthcare domain itself otherwise go for a drop year and prepare 100% from the best of the best teachers and secure a government seat.

Get the college names here :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/lowest-management-quota-mbbs-fees-in-india

Hello aspirant,

A unique category of seats at private and deemed medical institutions in India that are reserved for direct admission, separate from the government or merit quota, is known as management quota MBBS admission.  The Medical Council of India and the relevant state authorities have officially approved these seats, enabling colleges to fill a specific portion of their intake through an independent procedure.

To know about colleges, you can visit our site through following link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/lowest-management-quota-mbbs-fees-in-india

Thank you

HEY THERE!!!

1. You do have a reasonable chance, though admission isn’t assured.
2. To enhance your prospects, make sure to participate in the MCC Deemed University counselling and prioritize Jamia Hamdard on your preference list.
3. This approach can help you maximize your opportunity, but keep in mind, nothing’s guaranteed.

Hello Sir,

As your child has scored 410 marks in NEET 2025, admission to the MBBS program at SOA, Bhubaneswar is likely possible. However, it depends on what category you belongs to. As per the previous trends, there are chances to get into SOA with 410 marks, may be not in the very 1st round of counselling, but may be till stray vacancy round. Kindly don't lose hope.

For fees structure kindly refer to the below mentioned link. Here you'll get all the information like fees structure, cutoffs, etc.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/soa-university-siksha-o-anusandhan-mbbs-fees

You can also visit the official website of SOA, and directly contact to the university for admission and fees details. For you convenience, I have attached the link of the official website kindly refer to this,

https://www.soa.ac.in/

I hope this helps.

Hello aspirant,

Universities in India admit NRI students under the 15% NRI quota in the NEET reserved by the Medical Council of India, in addition to the 15% ALL India Quota (AIQ) and the 85% State Quota.  The NRI Quota includes both Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) and Persons of Indian Origin (POI).

For more information, you can visit our site through following link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/nri-quota-for-neet

Thank you

For ICare Haldia MBBS 2024 cutoff (West Bengal State Quota):

General: 628 NEET score

EWS: 545 NEET score

AIQ closing ranks were around 2,50,000 to 7,50,000.

2025 cutoffs not released yet; keep an eye on official

updates.