Dear aspirant hope you are doing well..

yes you have high chance to get government medical college for mbbs in ESIC quota. You can use Neet ugcollege predictor tool to know the list of colleges best for you according to your rank, category, score and state.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

Hope it's helpful

Hello, aspirant

No, there are no penalty fees if you quit the course.

NEET is India's biggest medical entrance exam which includes various courses. The cutoff and the competition are getting higher day by day. Students usually give 2-3 attempts and some of them also give 5 attempts. They usually

Hello aspirant,

If we look at the previous year's cut off for medical colleges offering management quota seats with fees under 10 lakhs per annum, the cut off ranges from 550-610 marks for a general category student.

With a score of 154, you only have chances of getting deemed medical

Hello aspirant,

Since you haven't mentioned your category, I'm assuming it to be general. With 450 marks, you have very less chances of getting into a government medical college, even through the state quota.

However, you have good chances of getting into the following private and deemed medical colleges-

1.

Dear aspirant

By comparing from last year at 610 marks there was all india rank 15k and same can be expected this year also so mostly your rank will be somewhere in between 10-15k in neet 2022.

Last year in Bihar state quota counseling college was allotted upto 612 marks

Dear aspirant

At this marks you have almost rare chances in 15% AIQ counseling to get govt MBBS college as last year cut off marks was 600+ marks in stray vaccancy round counseling.

Now if we talk about 85% state quota counseling then I hope uttarakhand is your domicile state

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. NEET minimum score needed for MBBS in private colleges.  Students must achieve a minimum NEET score of 50% in the UR category and a minimum of 40% in the SC/ST/OBC category to qualify. And you must receive at least 350 points in the

Hello aspirant,

Since you are domiciled in Tamil Nadu, you belong to the OPEN category. Candidates domiciled in Karnataka belong to the GMP category and have lower cut off than the OPEN category.

The previous year cut-off for the OPEN category in Al-Ameen Medical College, Bijapur was 569 marks.

Please

Hello aspirant,

When we look at the final cut off's of other states, they go as stated under, for the OBC category-

Maharashtra- 554

Punjab- 550

Madhya Pradesh- 545

West Bengal- 574

Rajasthan- 630

Uttar Pradesh- 597

Bihar- 606

So you can see you have very low chances of getting