Hello aspirant!

MBBS colleges under the management quota are usually private medical colleges that reserve a certain number of seats for students who may not have very high NEET scores but are willing to pay higher tuition fees. These seats are filled through state counselling, and eligibility still depends on

Hello aspirant!

With 404 marks in NEET 2025 and belonging to the ST category, your chances of getting an MBBS seat in a government medical college are quite decent, especially through the State Quota.

Under the All India Quota (AIQ), ST candidates generally secure government MBBS seats with scores ranging

You are from the SC category. Your NEET All India Rank is 623181 and your SC category rank is 69831.

With this rank, it is very difficult to get a government MBBS seat. Most SC students who get MBBS seats in government colleges usually have better ranks, generally below 40000.

Hello,

Expected Cutoff rank for Admission:

All India quota:

• General - 6500-7500

State Quota

• Depending on category, 35000-45000

Reserved Categories

• SC/ST; scores between 470-510
• EWS/OBC: above 540-560

Dear Aspirant

In medical admissions across India state quota plays a very significant role Each state has its own set of rules and criteria to define domicile status In general for Delhi state quota candidates the state authorities consider the place where you have passed your twelfth standard examination as

In Rajasthan, there are two types of seats for MBBS:

state quota (85 percent seats for students of Rajasthan)
management or paid seats (sometimes called semi-government)

For MBC category students, in 2024, the last seat in a government college was given to students with more than 650 marks. Even for

Hello aspirant,

The rank of 904382 is very much lower than that required for government and private medical and dental colleges. You should try for AYUSH programs like ayurvedic, homeopathic or unani medical colleges.

Best of luck for your college hunting.

Hi dear candidate,

The score of 143 in highly competitive exam like NEET, it is very unlikely that you will get a government college for MBBS or BAMS as for either of these courses you would need at least 500 or more marks to get a government college even with

Hey there,

According to facts, less seats and high competition with this rank surely you will not get a mbbs seat in government college, there is very less chance in some government college which ranks poorly in India

You can go for semi government and private for mbbs otherwise there

Good afternoon,

According to the previous years trends the mbbs seat with 321 score in neet is not possible in government and semi government college you will surely get bds in some semi government college . If you can go for private college then you will surely get mbbs bams