Dear aspirant,

To get admission in any of the medical institutions in India you need a valid NEET score/rank.

On counselling you can choose the college and state according to their cut-off marks.

Here are private institutions for MBBS in shimla and Himachal Pradesh with there tentative fees;

1) Indira

Dear Student ,

You need to mention you AIR rank in NEET UG as , NEET UG admission will be based on AIR rank and gained marks , not category rank .

Well, I'm sharing some govt medical colleges name in UP with their cut off details(AIR Rank) as per

Dear candidate, with this 415 marks even if you are from SC Category it is indeed difficult to get MBBS Colleges, even chances of selection in BDS colleges are also low, but you wait till Mop Up Round to follow vacancy matrix, use our NEET UG college predictor to predict

Hello Aspirant!

Here is the list of top private medical colleges in Maharashtra:

• DR D Y Patil Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Pune
• Datta Meghe Institute of Medical Sciences, Wardha
• DR D Y Patil University, Navi Mumbai
• Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, Karad
• Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Wardha
• Tilak

Hello,

If we go by previous year cut-offs for SC Category under 85% state quota, then closing rank for GMC has been 134633 in GMC Ambikapur for 447 marks, hence chances for GMC is tough though there are possibilities for government seats in the following private medical colleges:-

• Raipur Institute

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you, you should work hard and should focus on achieving high and high in entrance exam it totally depends upon the examination if paper is simple then cutoff goes high gradually and if paper or examination is

Greetings Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well. I see that you have scored 594 marks in your NEET examination. If you are looking for an MBBS government seat then I'm sorry to tell you that the chances are low. Anyways you could try fro alternate courses like BDS, BAMS

Hello Harsha,

Cut-off changes from year to year and that's why it is difficult to predict. Cut-offs depends on many factors like

1. Number of seats available.

2. Difficulty level of the exam.

3. Number of students appeared in the exam.

4. Caste Category of the students.

You have chances

Hi,

You did not mention your category in the question so considering you as general category candidate, it is difficult to get mbbs seat in government colleges at 161 marks in neet. You can try out other courses or private medical colleges.

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