Hello dear student

Your marks around 302 and you are from EWS category so according to previous year cutoff there are no chance get MBBS SEATS in government college you can try in demand University, for demand University  registration in MCC Website. But the cutoff of Colleges changes every year

Hey!

In order to get admission in any of the medical colleges you have to qualify NEET.

The qualifying criteria varies for the different categories as follows:

50th percentile - General category

45th percentile - General-PH category

40th percentile - SC/ST/OBC category

40th percentile - SC/ST/OBC-PH category

Hope this was

Hey!

You can get into a medical college as long as you have qualified NEET. The qualifying criteria for OBC is 40th Percentile. So if you've scored more than the 40th percentile, you are eligible to get into a medical college.

If you're eligible, you can try to get into

Hello,

Since you have not mentioned your state it's difficult to tell you about the exact cut-off scenario of your state. However, getting Admission in government MBBS college won't be possible for you even with your OBC rank. The cutoff changes every year based on various factors and this year

Hello,

Since you have not mentioned your state or category it's tough to predict your chances in any college. As per your rank you won't be able to get MBBS government medical college seats through the AIQ. Through the 85% state quota you'll only be able to get government seats

Hi,

The cut off for admissions in colleges vary every year based on various factors so an accurate prediction is not possible. Based on previous year data an admission to AIQ seats with this score seems tough. Since your profile says you are from Goa I am answering based on

Hi Aspirant,

Based on your rank you will get seat in following colleges:

1.BVMC-Bharathi vidyapeeth university medical college.

2.MGM Medical college,Navi mumbai.

3.BLDE University.

4.Amrita vishwa vidyapeetham-Kochi campus.

5.MGM Medical college and Hospital.

for more colleges go through the below link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Thank you.

Hello,

at a neet score of 466 you have less chances of getting into government medical colleges at unreserved category.

You can still try for private institutions and  deemed colleges as domicile is not needed for them.

you can easily apply to get into any private medical college in india

Compared to 2019, the NEET 2020 cut offs have changed considerably higher than expected. With the top score being 720 which is 19 marks greater than 2019's top score, it is difficult to predict chances. But based on the analysis of the experts, on the and going by previous years

Hello student,

With a score of around 224 in sc category, your predicted all india rank is above 4,00,000+ . Based on your rank it is difficult to procure a seat through management quota too, but it depends on your state, which you have not mentioned here.

Also, ranks and