Hello,

NEET is national eligibility cum entrance test.  The last year cutoff was very high. And yes every year cutoff differ for every college.

The last year 2020 general category candidate cutoff 50th percentile. That is 720 to 147. Then sc/st/obc cutoff 146 to 113. And general ph cutoff 146

Hello aspirant,

Firstly you have to know that Rajarajeswari Medical College, Bangalore is a private medical college. So you cannot have a government seat there. According to previous year cutoffs trend the closing rank for round 1 was 295515 and closing rank for round 2 was 319228. But cutoffs changes

Hello aspirant,

Christian Medical College, Vellore is one of India's best medical college. It have about 100 seats in MBBS course out of which only 16 are available in all in quota open category and other seats are divided according to their own criterion. But as you told you are

Hello,

You can surely get scholarship and it doesn't have to do anything with you dropping.

This scholarship for MBBS students is available to 1st or 2nd year students enrolled in a MBBS/BAMS/BHMS or BDS degree.

And to students who have cleared class 12 examinations in Science stream and also

Hello Aspirant,

So on such marks and category you have very low chances of getting any of the government MBBS seat according to previous year's cut-off. As we go through previous year's cut-off then it shows that in 2019 the closing cut-off marks were around 315-340 for Government quota MBBS

Hello,

The college fees and tue hostel fees are different and you should pay it at the time of admission.

For government college mess, hostel fees are paid separately. If you get through the government seat the fee will be less as compare to other colleges.

It's from 10,000-50, 000

Hello aspirant,

The Union Health Ministry has said that steps for the conduction of the NExT (National Exit Test)  are being taken so that it can be conducted in the first half of  the year 2023.

NeXT will act as the qualifying final for MBBS students, which they will have

Hello Aspirant,

Yes OBC candidates will definitely get benefit of 27% AIQ reservation and for AIIMS it was never stopped because they have only AIQ counselling, a process for seat allotment for each candidate as IIMS do not participate in state quota counselling.

So on such marks and category you

Top government medical college of Andhrapradesh with fee who provide MBBS course are

1. S. V. I. M. S.   - Sri Padmavathi Medical college for Women, Tirupati with annual fee 11,576

2.ACSR Government Medical college Nellore with annual fee 11,576

3. Andhra medical college, Visakhapatnam with annual fee 11,576.

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Hello aspirant,

Firstly there is nothing like a free seat in any medical institutions.

But you can expect a low fees from government colleges in your state.

As you didn't mentioned your category, taking you as a GENERAL category, you should score at least 510 or more in NEET entrance