Hello Manasi !

The cut off depends on various factors including :-

1. Total no. of NEET students who appeared for the exam

2. Difficulty level of the question paper

3. No. of seats available in the MBBS and BDS colleges of the state

4. Marks scored by the student

Hi Candidate,

kiims Aurangabad is very good college with good infrastructure and faculty. It has a very wide range and its placements are also very good. It also concentrates on social and extra curricular activities. DY Patil college of Pune has very small campus and even the faculty is said

Bro did u get the seat?? In gsl college???

Hello Irfan,

Admission to GMC Srinagar is based on NEET ranks secured by candidates. It has 100% state quota i.e. only students having domicile of Jammu and Kashmir can take admission in it.

Based on previous year data the expected cut off for GMC, Srinagar is:

General: 410666

SC:105832

ST:231073

• American university of

Dear Praveen 

Analysing last year cutoff with 461 marks you can get medical government college under 85%state quota. The colleges are

• Government medical college, bharatpur
• Government medical college, durganpur
• Government medical college, pali
• Sawai Man Singh medical college, jaipur

You can use neet college predictor to know colleges you can

Hello candidate.

At this score it is difficult to get a medical seat. However, you should wait until the mop up round, since you fall under a quota of seat reservations.

You may refer to this link for further information. 

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-medicine-colleges-in-India

There are the medical colleges in India.

Hey there,

In general, first to qualify in NEET, a General Category candidate has to score 50% of the top NEET score. It is 40% for SC, ST, OBC. For example, if the top NEET scorer has scored 500, General Category candidates should score atleast 250 and SC,ST,OBC should score