There is confirmed and very little chance of securing a seat in MBBS having about 9 lakhs of All India NEET rank and about 1.1 lakhs of category. Usually, the cutoff ranks of government medical colleges are very low in the state quota seats which are in the range of

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And going by your AIR 345000 ST rank 8800, this year there is hardly any chance of you buying a seat in government MBBS.

It would be a good back up plan to concentrate on some other course such as private medical colleges or other courses such as BDS, BHMS,

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For BDS and MBBS courses both fee structure and cutoff marks vary significantly based on the type of college like whether it is government or private , the specific institution and the state. Generally, government colleges have lower fees but higher cutoff marks , while private colleges have higher

you got 356 marks with 3 lakh rank and 25k  SC rank you have qualified Neet but your marks are low for government MBBS seat sc category needs around 400 marks for free mbbs seat with 356marks chances in government colleges are very low

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The cutoff for MBBS, even under reserved categories, is often significantly higher, therefore your prospects of gaining an MBBS seat at a government medical college are quite slim if you have a NEET 2025 score of 260  and fall into the AC category.

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Unfortunately, even under a reserved category like Agricultural Caste, it is quite tough to a coin and MBBS seat in a Government Medical College with 260 Neet 2025 scores. But You are eligible for admission in private colleges through management quota or NRI quotas with lower cutoffs, BDS (private),

The tuition fee per year for MBBS depends on the type of college: Government colleges: 10,000 to 1,50,000 per year Private colleges: 7 lakh to 15 lakh per year Deemed universities: 10 lakh to 25 lakh per year

If your NEET 2025 rank is 68,000, then your chances of getting MBBS in a government medical college depend on your category and state quota

If you score 417 marks in NEET and you belong to the SC category then you have some chances of getting a government MBBS seat especially through state quota Government college cutoffs for SC category are usually lower compared to general category However your chances also depend on your state