Hi aspirant,

In all government medical colleges, 15% of seats are reserved for AIQ and  85% seats are for state Quota. As per the last year's result of NEET 2019,General category candidates need minimum 470 to 540 marks for state quota. But colleges have different cutoff. And also cutoff marks

Hello aspirant!

According to the central reservation scheme, here is the distribution of seats for different categories for MBBS seat under AIQ(All India Quota):

1. SC or Schedule Caste category - 15%
2. ST or Schedule Tribe category - 7.5%
3. OBC or Other Backward Classes - 27%
4. EWS or Economically Weaker Section

Hello vishal,

Based on previous year cut-off, to attain a BDS seat in a government college, a candidate is required to score a minimum of 450 marks in NEET. A minimum of 50th percentile under general category for those who seek admissions in private dental colleges is a requirement. As

Hi aspirant,

With 120 marks you have no chance to get admission in any government or private mbbs college. Also you have no chance to get BHMS college. 120 marks is qualifying marks for SC catagory but not a good marks for getting admission in colleges. You can n ext

Hello aspirant

It's difficult to exactly predict about the admission chance. However based on your score and category you won't be able to get admission in state qouta through management qouta.

You can go for private colleges and Deemed universities for mbbs program. But chances are very less.

If you

Dear Student,

the following list comprises of a the colleges that are suited for you as per your stated marks and category in the state of Karnataka :-

• Sri Siddhartha Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Bangalore
• Sri Siddhartha Medical College, Tumkur
• BLDE University, Bijapur
• RajaRajeshwari Medical College and Hospital,

Hii,

First of all you have not mentioned your category so i assumed you as general.. being general category it is quite difficult to get mbbs college in Maharashtra as your marks are not sufficient

You have chances in many a bds/bams colleges in Maharashtra but difficult in mbbs

For

Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Mumbai has released first-round result of counselling of Maharashtra MBBS/BDS 2020 on November 16. Seat allotment for the second round is scheduled to happen in the last week of november so you can expect the result to be out anytime soon.

Hello dear,

With 390 marks and that too general category (even if you have EWS reservation), it is impossible to get a seat in govt.medical colleges.

Also the chances of getting an A-category seat in private medical colleges and especially this year are nil as the cut off will be