Dear aspirant

You haven't mentioned your category I'll assume you belong to Gen category.

I hope you have IP ward certificate and you are asking cut off marks for the same in ESIC medical College all over India, counseling for ESIC medical College is conducted through all india quota counseling

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With 417 marks, getting a government seat or an A category seat in private collegesTelanagana is difficult, as based on previous year's cut off, a safe score if 450-500. However, you have chances of getting a B category seat in the following colleges.

I am also mentioning their

Hello aspirant

With teh above mentioned Marks in NEET in General Category, and based on the previous year NEET Cutoff,  you have less chances of Getting Government Medical Colleges in MBBS seat as the marks is quite less. In order to get Government Medical colleges for general category student, the

Hello,

To be on the safer side you need to score 570+. Though the cut off changes every year depending upon the various factors. But still if you score abover 570 or 580 you will be getting a government seat under state quota.

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Hey aspirant

Minimum expected cut off for qualifying neet for a general candidate is 137. You can't get admission in government and private medical colleges with above mark. You can get admission in deemed medical colleges mq seat. For more details refer below link https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

hello aspirant,

Looking at the previous year NEET Cutoff for OBC Category student for MBBS admission seat, YES, you have good chances of getting good Government MBBS colleges according to the above mentioned marks in NEET. The required NEET marks for OBC students for GMC for MBBS are around 400-450+

hello aspirant

YES, with the above mentioned marks in NEET you have decent chances of getting Government medical colleges through NEET. Going by the previous years' NEET cutoff students should aim to score 550+ marks in the NEET examination to get seat in government medical colleges through state quota and