Hello Manish

With 2,00,000 rank in NEET UG, even with a NCC C Certificate, it is very unlikely to get an MBBS seat in a Government Medical College (GMC) in India.

The National Cadet Corps (NCC) C Certificate does provide reservation and quota benefit in some states but the number

Hello,

The 2025 NEET qualifying cutoffs were released by the NTA, with scores for the General/EWS category at 686-144 and for the reserved categories (OBC, SC, ST). These scores correspond to the 50th and 40th percentiles, respectively.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello Dinesh

If you complete your MBBS from another state through All India Quota, you are required to serve the bond in the same state where you did your MBBS and not your home state.

The bond is a state specific legal agreement between you and the state government where

Hello

You are asking about the IPU MBBS Counselling (Round 2) 2025 .

You Should -

1. Visit their official website and re submit , don't try to create new registration or change details  outside the system

2.contact IPU helpdesk immediately,  you can send an official mail to them

3.keep

Hey! With your NEET 2025 score of 446, being a 3B rural category student under HK quota, getting a government MBBS seat in Karnataka will be very tough. This is because the cutoff for government MBBS colleges, even for 3B category, is usually much higher than 446, often around 575–585

you can absolutely get into a good government medical college for mbbs in Karnataka through3b,rural and hk state quota.In previous years, candidates with scores in the low to mid-500s with this special reservation get the seat.

Explore your chances with NEET PREDICTOR

Good luck!!

Hello Anil:)

Yes, With a NEET score of 130, it is possible to get admission to private MBBS colleges only if you are not a student of general or EWS category because the cutoff score for general category is 144 in 2025. Now, if you are not a general or

Maharishi Markandeshwar University (MMU) Mullana is a well-known private medical college located in Haryana, offering the MBBS program with recognition from the Medical Council of India (MCI) and the National Medical Commission (NMC). The college provides a comprehensive medical education with good infrastructure, experienced faculty, and adequate clinical exposure through

With your 288 marks getting into government colleges is really hard because they usually read higher cutoff if you want to grab the seat there you can look for private institution or through the management quota but the fees will be higher than the government colleges based on your choice

Hello,

You should provide the corrected income and caste certificate with the new RD number, as it is the valid one now. A small spelling difference like Swetha/Shweta usually does not create a problem if all other details (DOB, parents’ name, etc.) match.

During MBBS admission, you can also carry