hi trishita,

there is no semi government medical colleges. there are government seats in private colleges which cost way lesser than the management quota seats. now these seats have cut off which is differnet for different state. so the selection marks depends on your category and also state 

Hey ,

It would be difficult to tell you your exact chances as cutoffs vary from year to year depending on various factors like no. of candidates appearing for the exam, no. of seats available, difficulty of the exam and the top NEET scores. Some colleges that you can get

Hi!

Your rank as per NEET marks would lie probably between 28634 - 30634. There are high chances of admission in private institutes and state goverment colleges as per cut off studies. If you want to study for getting government college in NEET then you can. But for mop up

Hey, 89 seems a decent rank to actually expect a seat so far, that too in a government medical College. Also, it also depends on various other deciding factors like what college you are aiming for, what is the vacancy there, or what category you belong to. 

Hi Antima,

I hope you are doing well!

Well Antima as I can see you want to when the admit card will be available . I would like to inform you that as you have not mentioned the exam name it will be difficult for us to answer. I will

hello priyankshi !!

with 434 marks in neet 2019 and from general quota,i am sorry to inform you that there is very very low possibility for you to get admission in government medical college.

however lets hope that the best to happen with us.

Also you can use our college

hy shubham !! 

Getting a score of 485 is not bad specially when talking about neet. Your brother definitely has a chance to get set a seat in government college in MBBS but nothing can be assured as the cut off level might raise this year. But don't worry ,

Hello candidate,

Below is the previous year cutoff of JIPMER for SC category candidate:-

For any other queries, feel free to

Hey Hemant,

It would be difficult to tell you your exact chances as cutoffs vary from year to year depending on various factors like no. of candidates appearing for the exam, no. of seats available, difficulty of the exam and the top NEET scores. Based on previous year cutoffs, here