If you made your Maharashtra domicile in November 2024, it is still valid for your MBBS admission in 2025. You will not need to apply for it again during counselling.

Domicile certificates typically remain valid for several years unless the rules say otherwise. Just make sure to keep a copy ready and check your profile during counselling. If the document is uploaded correctly, you should be all set.

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The cutoff will may go above 550+ for MBBS and 450+ for BDS in prestigious government colleges, it is quite improbable that someone with 355 marks will be accepted into an MBBS or BDS seat under AIQ for general category. However, MBBS places may be available at certain deemed colleges, but the cost is quite costly.

Depending on the state cutoff and the quantity of seats available, you might have an opportunity to obtain a government MBBS seat in your state under the 85% state quota.

For BDS

Government colleges: A government BDS seat in the general category is unlikely to be obtained with score of 355,

Private colleges: Through management or NRI quotas, you might have a greater chance of getting a BDS seat at a private dental college.

If you have scored 296 marks in NEET 2025 and you belong to the SC category with a rank of 46339, then you may have a fair chance of getting a government MBBS seat in Karnataka under the state quota. Generally, the cutoff marks for SC category candidates in Karnataka are lower compared to the general category due to reservation benefits. In previous years, SC candidates with similar marks have secured seats in some government medical colleges in Karnataka. However, the chances of admission depend on the number of available seats, the difficulty level of the exam in that year, the total number of applicants, and the category-wise cutoff. Therefore, you are advised to attend the state counselling conducted by the Karnataka Examination Authority, fill in as many choices as possible, and stay updated with the counselling schedule. You are also encouraged to apply for All India Quota seats, as a few reserved seats may also be available in other states.

To appear for counseling for both CUET and NEET, you'll need to understand the specific requirements for each exam.

CUET Counseling

- The University Grants Commission (UGC) plans to introduce a common counseling process for undergraduate admissions based on CUET scores, similar to NEET and JEE Main counseling.

- Participating universities will use a uniform merit list based on CUET scores.

- Some universities, like JNU and BHU, are part of the pilot program for common counseling.

NEET Counseling

- NEET counseling is conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) on behalf of the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).

- You'll need to register for counseling, pay the fees, and choose institutions and courses based on your NEET scores.

- Documents required include your NEET admit card, reservation policies, and other relevant certificates.³

Next Steps

- Check Eligibility: Verify if you meet the eligibility criteria for both CUET and NEET counseling.

- CUET Exam: Since you didn't fill the CET exam conducted by Ikya University, check if you can appear for the CUET exam or if there's an alternative option.

- Contact Authorities: Reach out to IP University and the counseling authorities for both CUET and NEET to clarify their specific requirements and procedures.

- Seek Guidance

Important Documents

- NEET Admit Card: Required for NEET counseling

- Reservation Policies: Understand the reservation policies for both CUET and NEET counseling

- CET Exam Score: Clarify the status of your CET exam score with Ip University

It's essential to research and understand the specific requirements for both CUET and NEET counseling to ensure a smooth process.

Yes you can get admission in MBBS in this college management quota but you  have to clear the cutoff marks .The open category cutoff went upto 81116 last year.

In your rank MBBS in a government college is highly unlikely. You can try for courses such as BAMS, BHMS ot B.Sc nursing in government colleges of your domicile.

This is a link to predict the college according to your rank

https://medicine.careers360.com/nta-neet-college-predictor

With a NEET All India Rank of 940112 and belonging to the ST category, you have a good chance of securing an MBBS seat in a government medical college, especially under the state quota. While it's unlikely to get into a top-tier college like AIIMS, many other government medical colleges will be within reach.

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In less competitive colleges or recently established government medical colleges, SC category seats in AIQ have increased to 480+ in previous years. if you are willing to study outside of Rajasthan, you might be able to find colleges under AIQ in the North- Eastern states, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Assam, or Odisha.

Your 434 score is within the likely selection range because Rajasthan's SC cut-offs normally range from 420 to 450.

• Participate in Rajasthan state counselling.
• Don't skip mop- up and stray vacancy rounds.

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Attaining a score of 308 in NEET 2025 and belonging to the VJ-NT(D) category, your chances of securing an MBBS seat in a government college through Maharashtra's state quota are rather slim. As per the 2024 counseling details, the MBBS:

• Open Category (UR): 642
• OBC: 638
• NT-D: 637
• NT-B: 581
• SC: 557

Although your category (VJ-NTD) is part of the reservations for scheduled tribes, the cutoff from the previous year was still significantly higher, around 637 marks. Scoring 308 is considerably below that benchmark, making it difficult to obtain a place in a government college in this category.

Hope this helps. All the best!

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Achieving a NEET 2025 score of 140 marks, being in the SC category gives you less chances of obtaining a government MBBS seat in West Bengal via state counseling. In past years, even for reserved categories such as SC, the cut-off scores for government medical colleges in West Bengal have typically varied from 420 to 480, depending on the specific college and seat availability.

A score of 140 is well below this range. Nonetheless, there could still be an opportunity for you in private medical colleges, particularly if they offer management or reserved seats, although the tuition fees are generally significantly elevated.

You can also consider other choices such as BAMS (Ayurveda), BHMS (Homeopathy), B.Sc. Nursing and other paramedical programs, which have relatively lower cut-offs, still offer good career opportunities in the healthcare field.

Participating in NEET counseling rounds is recommended to investigate all available choices and take into account state quota and deemed university opportunities as well. Keep an eye on the official counseling websites for news and eligibility criteria.

Hope this helps. All the best!