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With an AIR of 452 , you can confidently aim for one of the best government MBBS colleges , either under All India Quota or Andhra Pradesh State Quota .

In the state quota , private MBBS colleges in Andhra Pradesh have closing ranks from around 60,000 to over 100,000 for management quota seats .

Even private institutions like Alluri Sitaram Raju Academy of Medical Sciences, Narayana Medical College and NRI Medical College have closing ranks in the 100,000+ range  .

With a rank of 452, you are not just eligible but you are competitive for seats in the very top government colleges under both state and All India quotas.

Top Government MBBS Colleges through Andhra Pradesh State Quota (85%).

Also eligible for All India Quota (15%) in top colleges across India.

Private Medical Colleges :

Seats will definitely be available but not needed unless you prefer them. colleges you can get:

Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam

Guntur Medical College

SVIMS Tirupati

Hope this helps you .

Local quota reserves 85% of MBBS seats for state residents, reducing competition and cutoff scores. It benefits reserved categories and offers low fees in govt colleges. It eases admission, cuts costs, and supports students in a familiar environment.

If you got 132 marks in NEET 2025, then the chances of getting an MBBS seat are very low.
For the General and EWS categories, the qualifying mark is expected to be around 145–150. So if you belong to these categories, you haven’t qualified for counselling.
If you’re from a reserved category, such as SC, ST, or OBC, you may qualify; however, 132 is still not enough to secure an MBBS seat through either government or private colleges.
Most government colleges close around 500+ marks, and even private medical colleges under state quota usually require 400+ marks.
Just qualifying doesn't mean you’ll get admission. It only means you can take part in counselling if your marks are above the qualifying cut-off.
With 132 marks, MBBS admission is nearly impossible in India unless you're applying through special NRI or management quota, which is very expensive.
Instead, you can look at alternative medical courses like BDS, BAMS, BHMS, BPT, or B.Sc. Nursing. These options are also good for building a career in the healthcare field.
If MBBS is your dream, you can prepare again and try next year with better strategy and more practice.
Many students take a drop year and score well in their second or third attempt, so don’t feel discouraged.
Focus on your weak areas, revise NCERT properly, and practice mock tests regularly.
Also, try joining a coaching program or following online free resources if you need help.
Keep your motivation high and remind yourself why you started preparing for NEET in the first place.

Official websites to check cut-offs and counselling:

• NEET NTA: https://neet.nta.nic.in

• MCC Counselling (All India Quota): https://mcc.nic.in

• Your state counselling portal (e.g., for Andhra Pradesh: https://drntruhs.ap.nic.in )

If you’re planning to study MBBS in Uttarakhand, AIIMS Rishikesh is the best government medical college in the state. It boasts top-level facilities, strong academics, and, most importantly, offers PG reservation for its own MBBS students. That means if you complete your MBBS there, you’ll get preference for PG (MD/MS) seats under institutional quota.

Next in line is the Government Doon Medical College, Dehradun. It is a well-established state government medical college and has started offering PG seats in various departments. The college is affiliated with HNB Uttarakhand Medical Education University (HNBUMU), which handles all state counselling and seat reservation.

Government Medical College, Haldwani, is also a reputed college offering both MBBS and PG courses. It has a good academic setup and hostel facilities. Then there is GMC Srinagar, a newer government college, which also offers PG courses and follows state PG reservation policies.

All state medical colleges in Uttarakhand reserve 50% PG seats for state quota candidates, which helps you if you are a resident or did your MBBS from there. AIIMS Rishikesh is slightly different, as it reserves PG seats internally for its own UG students.

To apply or know more, visit these official sites:

• AIIMS Rishikesh: https://aiimsrishikesh.edu.in

• HNBUMU (State counselling): https://hnbumu.ac.in

• Doon Medical College: https://gdmcuk.com

• GMC Haldwani: http://gmchld.org

To apply for MBBS through your NEET score, you need to register for counselling under both the All India Quota and your state quota. For All India Quota, you can apply through the MCC portal, and for your home state, you need to register on the state counselling portal when it opens. You’ll need documents like your NEET result, category certificate, 10th and 12th marksheets, photo ID, and passport-sized photos.

Government medical colleges usually have high cutoffs, so getting a seat depends heavily on your category and score. If your score isn’t high enough for a government seat, you can still apply to private medical colleges or deemed universities, though the fees will be much higher. You can also explore management quota or NRI quota seats if needed. Once counselling starts, fill in as many realistic choices as possible to improve your chances.