Hi Sumanth,

Let me get back straight to your question, yes, 400+ may get you government college but not limit yourself upto  just little more than 400 .

As you have mentioned your home-state as Telangana, so we look at the last year minimum mark or say it cutoff for

Hi

You have not mentioned your domicile state but your profile suggests that you are from Telangana so I am assuming it as your domicile state

Making prediction is difficult as cut off  marks to get a seat in a medical college is quite difficult but when we go through

Hello Aspirant,

See there is no any fixed minimum marks for securing government seat or government college for MBBS through NEET but as per the previous years analysis and taking the increment in cut-offs from past 3-4 years into consideration if you belongs to SC category then you should secure

Hello,

You need to score the minimum cut off marks specified by a college in which you are interested to seek admission. The cut off for Government Medical Colleges are higher compared to private colleges. Each year the cut off changes for each college and it is different for state

Hi

Your profile suggests that your domicile state is Telangana

Predicting the marks required to get a seat  is quite difficult but when we go through previous year trends then

In neet 2019 , 453 marks for st category was the cut off marks/ lowest marks  that got a  seat

Hi,

NEET is one of the most competitive exam as they are a large number of students who apply and there are a limited number of seats. So, to get a seat for MBBS is next to impossible with just qualification marks even if you have reservation. However, there might

Hi student,

I would like to inform you that as Jipmer is a very Prestigious College of India and is one of the topper of the best medical colleges list in india.So to get admission into it you need to score a very high rank but i am afraid that

Hello aspirant,

Delhi contains 9 medical colleges. AIIMS medical college has 50 seats and it gives admission to students by the rank of NEET examination. Total 6 government colleges are present in Delhi which consists of 900 MBBS seats. Delhi has one deemed university which comprises 100 MBBS seats. The

Hello,

If you are OBC candidate then you will definitely get any medical college in Karnataka. Because 450+ marks in NEET examination for reserve candidate is ideal score. You can get private medical college with government quota..so your fees will be low than the private medical colleges. But if you