Hi, you can take admission in any other state private colleges in India all you need to fill the application form of each and every private institutions separately on the bases of your neet score card and number of application. All medical colleges will open registration to apply for medical seat basis on the all India rank published by neet.

Hello Aspirant,

There are total 1350 seats of government mbbs in West Bengal.

Hope it helps!

Hello Student

I would like to tell you that a total of 1899 seats are included in AIIMS and also JIpmer is included in NEET Which includes a total of 250 seats.Last year a total of 1100 seats were included in the the AIIMS apart from these the seats have been included in more no in many collages and specially in the the central institutes .

So it is calculated that a total of 2500 seats are included in the aiq and the no of seats increased in the state quotas of india depends on the particular state ,but mainly it is increased.

You can check the cutoff of the NEET 2020 :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

You can also use our collage predictor to understand your standing in the competetion:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

I wish you very best for a very Bright Career Ahead. I am always available for any further queries.

Thank You.

Dear candidate,

The links for Kerala MBBS neet counselling were reopened from the 14th of September till 18th. It won't be opened any further ( there is no official statement as of yet). The first phase of application has finished and the new dates for the second phase are yet to be announced. The only chance left is to apply in other states' neet counselling but there's one drawback; you won't be eligible in in the government colleges of non-domicile states. So the only option left is applying to private colleges.

All the best!

Hello applicant,

*There are 21 private medical colleges and 11 dental institutes with over 2,900 and 300 seats respectively for MBBS and BDS courses.

*And i would also want to mention about cut off :-

In previous year, the closing rank for the same was 255358 so according to this much rank the safest score should be around 300.

Hope it helpful

Hello Aspirant ,

These two are the regions coming under local area quota . Districts of East Godavari, West Godavari, Prakasam, Krishna, Srikakulam, Guntur, Vizianagaram, and Visakhapatnam are called as Andhra University Area and shall be regarded as the local area for the Andhra University and Districts of Chittoor,Ananthapur, Kurnool, Kadapa, and Nellore shall be regarded as local area for Sri Venkateswara University for the purpose of admission. And yes you can apply for seats in SUV area too.  As an AU candidate you will be considered as a local candidate in AU region and non-local candidate in SUV area . The cutoffs will be a little higher as SUV candidates will be given priority in their area.

Use the college predictor tool to know all your options :

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-state-college-predictor

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/ap-mbbs-counselling

All the best.

Hii there, there has been 10% increase in MBBS seat through NEET this year in India. A total of 532 college and 313 dental colleges in India are opened for admission.

Total government colleges are 272 giving 41388 seats.

Private colleges including deemed universities have 35480 seats. Thus total seats through NEET available for admission in MBBS is 76,928.

More info, link is provided below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/

Good luck!!

Dear aspirant,

I assume you're talking about the colleges in Tamil nadu.The number of seats presently available in the state are 3400.According to the latest news the chief minister has elaborated that the number of seats for medical aspirants will have a 1650 increase in the coming years.Hence this year the 11 new medical colleges wont open.Hope this helped

Hey, you can predict your rank using the link

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

Then, you can use the below link to have an idea of colleges you can get with that score

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Admission to ESIC Colleges happens through All India Quota, State Quota and IP Quota.

• Through All India Quota, 15% of the total available seats will be filled up based on the reservation policy and procedures of the Central Government.
• Based on the location the ESI Medical College is located in, the seats will be filled through State Government Quota as per the policy of the State. Admission to these seats is based on the reservation policy of the State.
• The remaining seats after allocation of All India Quota and State Quota are treated as Insured Persons Quota comprising of seats pooled together on All India basis from various ESIC Colleges. These seats are filled by the wards of Insured Persons on All India Basis. These seats are filled on the basis of merit cum preference basis.

The Candidate has to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria as per MCI regulations and submit "Ward of Insured Person Certificate" issued by designation authority of ESIC. Now this answer is being written on the basis of notifications released in the year 2019 for the Academic year 2019-20. And based on that, the date for eligibility under "Ward of IP Quota" was 31/10/2018. So only a person who was Insured as on 31/10/2018 was eligible for availing benefit under the "Insured Persons" Quota for his/her child/children.

Considering that, if we have to calculate that for NEET 2020, the date for eligibility under "Ward of IP Quota will be approximately 31/10/2019. So the person should have been insured as on 31/10/2019 for being eligible for availing benefit under the "Insured Persons" Quota for his/her child/children.

Going by that, if either of your parents has been insured by September 2019, he/she is eligible for availing benefit under the "Insured Persons" Quota for his/her child/children. So you are eligible for IP Quota for ESIC Medical Colleges.

We would suggest you to read these two attachments for complete understanding of the admission procedure: https://www.esic.nic.in/attachments/admissionfile/64c3a55d585655b4bf1d2a88e04ee002.pdf

https://www.esic.nic.in/attachments/admissionfile/64c3a55d585655b4bf1d2a88e04ee002.pdf