Chances are very less for Government Colleges. You can get in private colleges. But as you know the fees are quite higher. So decide according to that. If you're a fresher, then 400 is good score. I'll suggest you to give another try and work harder.

Hello aspirant

Your profile suggest you belong from Delhi.

You must be aware that delhi state quota cut off marks go higher than AIQ quota cut off for Gen category.

Sorry to say but you have almost no or very low chances of getting seat at your expected marks.

Expected

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing good. Here's you answer.

• ELIGIBILITY for mbbs in abroad :-

1. You need to score at least 50% marks with physics, biology, and chemistry as the main subjects in class 12th. If you belong to any of the SC, ST, or OBC category,

Dear aspirant

Your profile suggest you are from Uttar Pradesh

So uttar pradesh cut off marks/ranks go very high in your category. So there are almost no chance you to get mbbs govt. College at your expected marks.

Last year cut off for EWS category in uttar pradesh was Air

Hello aspirant

Yeah you have scored good marks according to your category.

Lowest state quota cut off marks for SC category candidate through state counselling was 400 marks & Air 185160 in Government Medical College, Baramulla.

so if we see previous year cut off trends in your category for jammu

Hello,

First of all, a very heartiest congratulation for securing such good marks in your NEET examination. Secondly, I would like to say that each and every year the cut-off criteria get changed depending upon the merit list. This year it is expected to secure 40 - 45 percentile for

Hi aspirant, since you have 420 marks in your NEET exam, so according to your marks your rank most probably lie in between 1000000-1080000.

So for this below I'm mentioning the link from where you can predict your college according to your rank or marks:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

Thank You.

Hello,

See basically it depends in which sector are you interested to explore your career, for example if you are interested in working in government sector especially in the context of UPSC CMSE then MBBS is enough there is no need to go for higher studies, now with PGDM in

Dear aspirant

You will get only private medical colleges with High tution fee in uttar pradesh at this marks.

Some of the college in which you can try are given below

• Career Institute of Medical Sciences and Hospital, Lucknow
• FH Medical College, Agra
• Integral Institute of Medical Sciences and Research,

Dear aspirant

First of all there is no donation system in india medical college after the introduction of NEET exam. It's all based on merit and if you have enough marks to get particular College then only you will get.

At your expected marks you may try for deemed medical