Hello

According to your marks, chances would be less to get a seat in government medical college through state-quota counseling. You might get admission to Deemed Universities.

Check the previous year NEET Cutoff for reference using the link below

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Hello Sourav

Considering last year cutoff's, with this marks you can get Govenment Medical College, Datia and Bundelkhand Medical College, Sagar. You can also hope for NSCB, Jabalpur but it will be tough.

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

Hi Pradipta,

                 I hope you are doing good. You didn't mention your exam name and category in the question so next time make sure you provide all the necessary details in the question. Nevertheless, based on education interest i.e medicine I assume it as NEET rank. So if you are

yup in some states the cut off for sc category is very low, so stay updated and best of luck !!!

Hello apsirant,

As per the academic eligibility for NEET. Candidates must have Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology as their subjects in Class 12th. All applicants must have obtained the necessary aggregate marks in the qualifying exam:

• General Category- 50% marks in qualifying exam.
• OBC/SC/ST Category- 40% marks in qualifying exam.

Hello

If you belong to the General category, chances would be less to get a seat in dental colleges through All India Counselling.  You can try in state-level counseling. Also, you can sue the NEET College Predictor tool to check your college admission chances based on your rank, home state,

Hello pooja sharma, hope you are doing well.. well the cut offs does changes every year so we cant predict wheather you will get the college or not .. the cut offs are based on various other categories.. 

but as per your marks there are decent chances of getting the