Hello there,

With a NEET UG score of 456 , securing an MBBS seat in a government medical college is challenging, especially for candidates in the General category . However, opportunities exist in private medical colleges , particularly under management quota seats.

MBBS Admission Possibilities with 456 Marks

1. Government Medical Colleges

• General Category : The cutoff for government colleges typically exceeds 600 marks. Therefore, admission with 456 marks is unlikely.
  
  2. Private Medical Colleges

• Management Quota Seats : Many private colleges have lower cutoffs for management quota seats. For instance, in Andhra Pradesh, colleges like Nimra Institute of Medical Sciences admitted candidates with scores around 454 in previous years.
  
  

• State-Specific Opportunities :

  • Madhya Pradesh : Colleges such as Chirayu Medical College, Bhopal have admitted students with scores around 456 under certain categories.
    

  • Tamil Nadu : Private colleges under the government quota have had cutoffs ranging from 432 to 459 , depending on the institution and category.
    
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• Explore Private Colleges : Focus on private institutions in states with historically lower cutoffs.
  
  

• Consider Management Quota : Be prepared for higher tuition fees associated with management seats.
  
  

• Stay Updated : Monitor counseling notifications and cutoff trends for the 2025 admission cycle.

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Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello Jagdish,

With 155 marks in NEET, your approximate rank will be around 50,000 to 60,000, but this can vary slightly each year depending on exam difficulty and competition.

For private MBBS colleges, you can expect admission chances mainly in states where the cutoff is lower or in private management quota seats. You may get seats in many private colleges, but full government quota seats will be difficult with this score.

Check state counseling lists and private college cutoff trends for the current year to get exact seat availability.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, if you have secured 320 marks in NEET under the Ex-Defence category, you can expect to get an MBBS seat in a government college in Karnataka, as per the trends of seat allotment in the state quota for reserved categories. However, it also depends on the following factors:

• The cut-off trends of that particular year
• Category-wise availability of seats
• Your rank and eligibility status of reservation under Karnataka state counselling
• Your rural/quota/reserved category eligibility along with Ex-Defence

In the last few years, Ex-Defence candidates with marks of 310–340 have been allotted seats in MBBS courses in government-run colleges, especially in less competitive colleges or rural colleges or Hyderabad-Karnataka region colleges. However, your chance might differ from year to year.

Hello Aspirant,

If you want to become a neurologist after completing your MBBS, the pathway is generally as follows:

1. Complete Your postgraduate MD/MS Degree: Typically, the first step is a postgraduate degree in General Medicine (MD) or Pediatrics (MD), as Neurology is a super-specialty course that also requires a postgraduate degree first.
2. Apply for DM (Doctorate of Medicine) in Neurology: After you have the MD, you can apply for DM in Neurology, a super specialty course which takes 3 years as per normal practice. Admission will include undergoing competitive entrance exams conducted by different institutes (e.g. AIIMS, PGIMER etc.)
3. Prepare for the Entrance Exams: Make sure you are well prepared for the DM Neurology entrance examinations which will contain both general medicine and clinical neurology questions.
4. Completing the DM Neurology Program: During this training you will obtain both clinical and research experience within the field of neurology, and will become a certified neurologist.
5. Optional Fellowships: Later, you can pursue as many fellowships as you want for specialty qualifications in areas such as stroke, epilepsy, neurologic, etc.

Hello Aspirant,

If you score around 420 in NEET 2025, you may have a chance at an MBBS seat in a Maharashtra semi-government college if your score meets the closing prices and cutoffs for the associated admission cycle. This is all contingent on the associated yearly closing ranks and cutoffs. Generally, scoring 420 is close to the cutoff range several semi-government colleges in Maharashtra use; however, you should know there are many factors that influence admission from the score you obtain in NEET.

Factors that influence admission are as follows: - Category of Application, Domicile and Number of Rounds of Counseling.

My advice would be to stay on top of the official updates for counseling from the appropriate Maharashtra state authority. You should participate in the process and stick to it as best you can. You can also look at past years cutoff trends for each college in Maharashtra to get a better understanding. Maharashtra MBBS cutoff 2024 (https://www.neetugguidance.in/state-institute.php?coldesc_id=22&colser_id=7)

Hello there,

With a NEET score of 420 and belonging to the SC category in Maharashtra, getting admission to a semi-government medical college is possible but may be challenging.

Here’s why:

1. The cutoff scores for government medical colleges are usually higher than 420, especially for popular seats.
   
   

2. Semi-government colleges often have lower cutoffs compared to fully government colleges, so your score may fit their range.
   
   

3. Your SC reservation helps improve chances, but competition is still tough.
   
   

4. Admission depends on seat availability, counseling rounds, and category-wise cutoff for the year 2025.

In short: With 420 marks and SC quota, you stand a fair chance in semi-government medical colleges in Maharashtra, but it’s best to participate in counseling and apply to multiple colleges to increase your chances.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.