Hii Aspirant,

First of all Congratulation for achieving such a fantastic score.

Coming to your question every year the chances of admission in government medical college differs according to the cutoff, difficulty level of the exam etc.

But according to your rank and marks you have secured there is maximum

Hello There,

With a score of  489 in NEET, it could be difficult to get a Government college for MBBS in OBC category.

From the previous Years trends, there were some private colleges having less cutoff marks less than that of your NEET marks.

Here are the names of the

Hi Aspirant ,

As you haven't mentioned which category you belonged to ,it is difficult to find the respective colleges accordingly. But I will help you with some colleges that might fulfill your opinions .

• SRI VENKATESWARA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (government)

For cutoff details and other details regarding the

Hello Aspirant,

Based on your rank and previous year college cut off their are many colleges in Delhi where you can seat. Some of them colleges I listed here:-

• Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma University of Health Sciences
• Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences And Research, New Delhi
• Santosh Medical College And

Hi Abdul, the marks you have to score is 14060 and the cutoff is around 552 to get admission in the Ramaiah medical college, Bangalore. The cutoff may change year by year. In management quota the fee is about 8-9lakhs per annum. You can apply for this college through msrmc.hrd@gmail.com

Hii Aspirant,

First of all Congratulation for this good secure.

Since every year the college cutoff changes according the Mark's , difficulty level of exam and the Mark's you have secured

Coming to your question you are having chances for the admission in the college of your choice

You can

Dear Aspirant,

You can get into some good government medical colleges based on your NEET UG score but courses such as M.B.B.S. usually have higher cutoffs so it is tough to say that you will definitely get the best seat. At first you must calculate your rank based on your

Dear Aspirant,

There are 20% seats reserved for girl candidates in UP for medical courses. For getting into a medical college whether private or government you need to qualify NEET examination and score higher than  the required cutoff. Usually seats for M.B.B.S. have higher cutoffs so you need to atudy

Dear Aspirant,

Your score are good for a SC category candidate to get seat in Government medical college in Assam. As per last years cutoff you can get medical seat through  85% state level quota.Some of the college which you can expect in Assam with your score are:

1.Guwahati medical