Hey there,
Scoring 450 in NEET along with SCG reservation in your home state, you still have a fairly good probability of acquiring a seat in MBBS from the state quota, although the final determination is based on the cutoff of this year. Each college and category has its cutoffs,

It's really hard to get free seat with 300 marks because usually for the merit list you need to score above 500 still after this also they charge minimum fees for the course with the 300 marks you can get seats in private colleges if you are looking for any

If you don't get selected for MBBS at GMC or IIT/NIT:

1. For MBBS :

   • Explore options like BAMS, BHMS, BDS, or Nursing.

   • Consider private medical colleges (with fees).

   • Look into alternative health-related fields (Pharmacy, Physiotherapy).

2. For JEE :

   • Apply for state government or private colleges for B.Tech.

   • Consider emerging fields

Hello,

Yes, private institutions provide MBBS at 200 marks, but only as a part of a management quota.

What You should do?

• Fill out The MCC and state counselling forms for deemed universities.
• Apply for stray rounds and Management.
• Prepare your funds and documentation ahead of time.

For more information,

Hello,

It is impossible for General category to get government colleges for MBBS or BDS with a NEET score of 430. But still if you belong to reserved categories, you may be eligible for MBBS in government colleges.

However you may able to get private colleges through state quota or

With a NEET 2025 score of 200, obtaining an MBBS seat in a government medical college—whether through the All India Quota or your state quota—is exceedingly unlikely. Cutoff marks for MBBS seats in government institutions typically fall in the 480–600+ range, varying by state and category. In short, a score

With a NEET 2025 score of 411 and a rank between 90,000 and 100,000 in the General category, securing a seat in private colleges like KMC Karnataka or Jamia Hamdard in Delhi is possible, but not guaranteed. While KMC Karnataka and Jamia Hamdard are good private medical colleges, they also

Hello,

Yes, if you pass the Neet test with the NTA established minimum cut off scores, you can use your school to get admission to private colleges for MBBS.  You can try for private colleges in a state like Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Andhra Pradesh.

Just

Hello,

You cannot get admission to the MBBS course at Parul Institute of Medical Sciences through the 15% All India Quota (AIQ) counselling. Gujarat is a closed state, meaning private medical colleges in Gujarat, including Parul University, do not offer MBBS seats under the AIQ.

These seats are filled through