• IPU MBBS application form was open from February 1-20, 2025 .

• The counselling process (for document verification, choice filling, seat allotment) begins after NEET-UG results are announced . This is managed through offline rounds by GGSIPU , alongside the 15% All India Quota (via MCC)

• Typically:

  • NEET results arrive in late June.

  • IPU counselling starts soon after -expect June-July 2025 , but exact schedule is yet to be released.

  • Monitor the 'Schedule/Notices' section on IPU’s admission portal for official dates

• DU MBBS/BDS admissions are handled by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC)- not DU directly.

• The application form opens through MCC after NEET results, details are released on the MCC website in mid-late June

Adesh IMS (Bathinda) is a private college with 150 MBBS seats :

• 75 Government quota,

• approx. 53 Management quota,

• approx. 22 NRI quota

Management quota seats are filled through BFUHS counseling (Bachelor Farid University) and require NEET + merit + fee payment

Rajasthan students can apply for these seats if NEET and counseling criteria are met , since Management quota is open to any domicile . In Punjab, seats not reserved under government-state quota may still be filled by outside state candidates. Management quota seats are not under state quota rules . They are open to all states via BFUHS counseling. Yes , you can compete for Management quota at Adesh IMS, Bathinda. Management quota is open to out-of-state students , no closed-state restriction .

HELLO,

With a Score of 368 and a rank of 86493 in NEET UG 2025 your chances of getting MBBS admission in government medical colleges are slim ,especially if you belong to the General or OBC category .

However , there might be some opportunities in private colleges or through state-level counseling for specific categories

Factors that might influence you admission chances:

1.Category - Candidates who belongs to reserved categories like SC, ST and other reserved categories have more chances of securing a seat as they have lower cutoffs .

2.State- level counselling -Participating in state level counselling can provide you more options to explore as cutoffs vary between states and institutions.

3.Private Colleges-Private medical colleges have higher fees but may have lower cutoffs than government colleges preferring another potential avenue for admission .

Hope that Helps!

Yes, you can participate in RIMS Imphal MBBS counselling 2025 if you are from Nagaland.

Since you are from Nagaland, you will be eligible through the Nagaland state quota. RIMS Imphal gives some MBBS seats to students from northeastern states like Nagaland under a regional quota system. These seats are not part of the All India Quota but are shared among northeastern states.

You should apply through the Nagaland state counselling process for NEET UG 2025. During the counselling, you will be able to choose RIMS Imphal if it is listed among the options under the Nagaland quota or regional quota.

So, you must participate in NEET counselling conducted by the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) Nagaland. Do not apply through All India Quota counselling (MCC) for RIMS.

website for counselling updates:
https://dte.nagaland.gov.in

website of RIMS Imphal:
https://www.rims.edu.in

Hello,

With a community rank of 66,900, it is not possible to get a seat in government medical colleges in Hyderabad, as their cutoff ranks are much lower.

However, you have a good chance of getting an MBBS seat in private medical colleges in Hyderabad through the state counselling . Some private colleges close at ranks above 60,000, so you can try for those.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

The NEET UG counselling process for MBBS and BDS admission is expected to start in July or August 2025 with results expected by June 14 2025

The Medical Counselling Committee will conduct the counselling for 15% for all India quota and all seats in deemed Universities, Central universities,ESIC and some delhi University seats.

Key steps in NEET UG counselling

1.Candidates must register on MCC website and pay the required amount

2.Candidates need to fill in their preferred Colleges and courses

3 Seat Allotment will be done on the basis of NEET rank ,choices and seat availability

4.Candidates must report to the allotted college with necessary documents for admission.

Hope that Helps!

Good afternoon,

So if we are talking about expected cutoff of neet 2025  by considering the AIR 1 score is 686 then we have expected cutoff between 550 to 600 approximately for general or unreserved 480 to 550 for sc/st and lesser than for pwd

Hello,

You have a very little chance of being selected for a government MBBS seat if your Neet 2025 score is 319, particularly through the all India quota, as government MBBS cut offs for even reserved categories usually very significantly higher.

For BDS,

During state quota counselling, you maybe able to get a BDS seat at a government dental College, particularly if you fall under one of the preserved categories.

For Veterinary,

Mini Government and private colleges accept your scores for veterinary programs, especially if you meet the state quota.

You can also apply for AYUSH courses or allied Health sciences, which offer you in lower cut offs.

Hello,

Yes, with a NEET rank of 2,26,603 and OBC-NCL category, and a budget of Rs.60 lakh, you can get a private MBBS seat in India .

Many private medical colleges have fees between Rs.10–25 lakh per year. So with Rs.60 lakh, you can easily afford it. You may not get top private colleges, but you can get average ones.

States like Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra have many private colleges where you can try during counselling rounds. You can also check deemed universities, as their fees are usually fixed and admission is based on NEET score.

Just make sure to register for the MCC and respective state counselling on time.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

With AIR 65,848 in NEET UG, getting a seat in a government medical college through All India Quota is very difficult.

But you still have a good chance under the state quota, depending on your home state. Many states have closing ranks for govt colleges between 60,000 to 90,000.

So, you should focus on state counselling and apply for all eligible govt colleges. You may get a seat in states like Haryana, Rajasthan, or others with similar cut-offs.

You can also use our NEET UG College Predictor to predict which college you can get based on your score or rank.

Hope it helps !