Hello aspirant,

With an All India Rank  of 2,84,439 in NEET UG, getting an MBBS seat in a government medical college through the All India Quota is quite challenging unless you belongs to a reserved category like SC/ST or has a state quota advantage with a lower cutoff. However, there's

A score of 369 is far below minimum qualifying marks for government MBBS seats in Karnataka, where the cutoff is upto 610 marks.  Therefore, government or semi-government MBBS seats are unattainable with your score.

Instead you can apply for nearby private colleges which may accept a score of upto 350.

With AIR 2.8 lakh even with EWS category there are slim chances of getting into a MBBs college. Hoever you can get into BDS college in the periphery or in your domicile state.

Apply for both counselling and choose the college priority list carefully according to previous year trends to

With a score of 377, you are highly unlikely to get an MBBS seat even through Tamil Nadu state quota in genral category.

Government colleges in Tamil Nadu require significantly higher marks for admission.

You can instead apply for other allied medical courses like BDS, Paramedical courses AYUSH like BAMS,

In All India Quota general category

• the opening rank was 6772
• Closing rank for round 1 was 13316
• Closing rank for final round was 25001

For OBC categroy in all india quota, the closing rank was 23674.

Hello,

With a NEET score of 391 and All India SC category rank of 15661, it is quite difficult to get an MBBS seat under the state quota in Rajasthan .

The cut-offs for SC category in government colleges are usually higher. However, you may have a chance in private

According to you rank that is 1,77,273 under OBC NCL category and domicile state Rajasthan your chances of getting admission in a  government MBBS college in Rajasthan is very difficult.Even for OBC category usually ranks closed around 67000. You can try for private colleges or semi government colleges.

You can

• Private MBBS counselling is done based on NEET-UG scores.
• For Deemed Universities, MCC conducts national counselling.
• For private colleges in states, each state authority conducts its own counselling.
• You must register separately for each – MCC and state portals.
• Rounds include: Round 1, Round 2, Mop-up, and Stray Vacancy.
• Fees

In Maharashtra, MBBS admission under the state quota for government medical colleges does require a refundable security deposit. As per the official guidelines, candidates must pay 10,000 when they are allotted a government college seat. This deposit is separate from the registration fee and is refundable provided you report to

Hello, With 206 marks in neet you chances in mbbs on government college is nil and for bds in government college also nil your category doesn't help so much to get government college seat but you can still try in last or mop up round in counseling for bds.

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