Dear Sir / Ma'm, with a score of 381 and being a SC category student, you have chances to get into a government medical college through your 85% state quota counselling of your state. SInce you have not mentioned us the name of your domiciliary state, we could not come

No CMC vellore is not a deemed university. It is under Tamil nadu Dr MGR medical university.

Okay let me all you the cut off and admision procedure step by step

You need to mind that NEET is not important to CMC but you must write the exam and get

See the marks u are asking for is bit low for u to bag a seat in the govt college and also in all India quota to pursue ur higher studies in the field of ur interest under MBBS courses. I m providing u a link for ur help.

Https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

Hi Ramyaswarup,

If you belong to reserved category you have a fair chance of getting good college as compared to general category. Go through the link below for college predictor.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=NEET_clgpd&ici=NEET_text-mapping

Hello aspirant, 

I am sorry to say but with that score it would be very difficult to get a government college with any category.

Well you may get into semi government or private colleges.

Also category wise you may get a preference and it would be easier for me to

According to NEET UG 2018 counselling, you have to score accordingly to secure a seat in government medical college. For this year the rank secured by the General Candidates to get an admission in Government Medical colleges is 8281, whereas the marks secured by the candidates is 546 out of

hello jaya,

 Your score is really very good, it seems that you are good in academics. This is the biggest confusion that most of the science students have to choose between engineering and medical degree.

In my opinion, medical as well as engineering both are good, it depends on our

Hi Rajesh,

                  To know regarding the fee structure for a different type of medical colleges please click on the link https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/mbbs-fees

    Coming to your next question If you are really passionate towards medicine I would suggest you take the long term than studying in B category colleges because I feel