Hello Aspirant,

See it is quite difficult to help you with the exact list of colleges as the counselling is yet to be conducted and the cut-offs keep on changing every year but yes we can provide you the list of colleges that you can get based on previous years

Hello Sir,

As I can see from your profile that you belong to the state of Telangana. You haven't mentioned your category. You can go through the list of last year cut off from the link given below.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-telangana

You can also predict your admission into M.B B.S   for  MBBS,

Hello banavathdharvindar,

Based on previous year cut-off, to attain a MBBS seat in a government college, a candidate is required to score a minimum of 450 marks in NEET. As you belong to reserved category therefore the SC/ST/OBC cut-off score was 146-113 .

Under 15% all india quota, you need

Hello Aspirant,

Now, for admission to government medical colleges, there are two types of seats. All India Quota seats and State quota seats. To get admission through 15 percent All India Quota, you should aim to secure 600+ marks in the NEET exam and for state quota seats aim 550+

Hi

Your profile suggests that your domicile state is Tamil nadu

It's quite difficult to predict that whether you will get  seat or not as  cut off marks for medical colleges keeps changing every year  depending upon various factors like  number of students that appeared in the exam, kind of

Hi

For Karnataka, last year cutoff was on higher side.

It varies every year depending upon number of seats available, exam difficulty and number of candidates. So it's hard to be precise about cutoff. But keeping last year's trend in mind, cutoff maybe as follows-

For All India Quota

SC

Hello aspirant,

As per the previous year cutoffs trend, at your score there is very less probability for you to get government college for MBBS either through All India quota or state quota under your category.

To get admission in government medical college in Karnataka one need to score atleast

Hello aspirant,

As per the previous year cutoffs trend, at your score you have low chances for getting admission in government medical college in your state under your category state quota. However remember that cutoffs changes every year due to various factors such as number of students attempted exam and

Hello aspirant,

As per the previous year cutoffs trend, to get admission in government medical college in your category under your category one need to score rank under 140000. But you rank is far from what is required. Therefore you have low chances for getting admission in government college for

Hello aspirant,

The college allotment process during the counselling for medical courses like MBBS, BDS etc is done on the basis of All India rank provided to the candidate in their respective NEET UG score card. No allotment is done on the basis of All India category rank.

So you