Hello Aspirant,

Being a General category candidate, you would have good chances of the government medical college for MBBS through state quota counselling of West Bengal because cut-offs generally variates above 580-590 for general category candidates.

But through AIQ counselling you have very few chances to get some colleges but

Hello Aspirant,

Being a General category candidate, you would have few chances of the government medical college for MBBS through state quota counselling of West Bengal because cut-offs generally variates above 580-590 for general category candidates and you are on the margin line so you might get chance till last

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• 10+2 with English and must have obtained a minimum of 40% at the qualifying examination and English individually for any recognized board. Candidates are also eligible from State Open School recognized Candidates are also eligible from State Open School recognized by State Government and National Institute of Open School

Hello aspirant,

Your profile states that you are domiciled in Karnataka. If we look at the previous year cut off of the general category through state quota for government medical colleges, the last marks were 520 and the college allotted was Chikkaballapura Institute of Medical Sciences. Hence, with 550 marks

Hello Aspirant,

As you are seeking admission in BPT course offered by Topiwala Medical College, Mumbai so you don't need to appear for MHT CET but you need to appear for NEET UG because admission to BPT course in Maharashtra is only offered on the basis of NEET UG score

Hello Aspirant,

There are several processes of screening (ToELR, PAT, interview, medical examinations) and document verification, occurring over a month.

Last year the cut-off was for boys, it was 609 and for girls, it was  627. For boys, more than 600 scores are required and for girls more than 625.

Hello aspirant,

In response to your query, I am mentioning below the cut off for all categories, including OBC, through the All India Quota for King George's Medical College-

GENERAL- 675

OBC- 653

SC- 544

ST- 548

Hope it helps!

You need to score 50% marks in your class 12th result to sit for the exam. If your aggregate percentage is less than this you won't be able to sit in the exam. For SC/ST the minimum percentage requirement is 40% and for PWD is 45%. Keep yourself updated with

Hi there,

Yes for getting into a medical college, a candidate must have to score a minimum of 60% marks in poverty in order to be eligible for the admissions.  It holds true for every case so score atleast 60% marks.

Check out this link for more detailed information: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/mbbs-admission-in-india