Hey neeraj 

The cutoff trend States that the eligibility criteria or marks are 119-691 for the unreserved categories. But on order to get a good government medical college you need a high marks you can check the cutoff trends and predict your rank at

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

Hello student, Greetinggs from Careers360.com!

With a score of 258 in NEET , your predicted rank is between 2,44,000-2,47,000. The closing marks for government colleges were around 400 for OBC candidates. However you can predict the colleges which you are likely to get using the neet rank predictor form Careers360

You should be doing self study for atleast 5-6 hours everyday where you study theory for atleast 1½ hours and then keep solving MCQs for the remaining time. Keep a goal for every day and try to solve atleast 100-150 MCQs during the starting days and keep on increasing the

Hello

If you have mentioned your NEET marks, chances are less to get a seat in government medical/dental college. Since it is late to answer this query, I hope you might have got a seat in deemed universities.

Do let us know if you have any other queries.

Good Luck!

May be private or government madam

Hey Sowmya,

Hope you are doing well!

Well dear whether you will get a seat or not highly depends upon the category you belong to.

No Worries! I am providing you with the link of the college predictor that will help you in finding all the possible colleges under your

Hello Varun,

You didn't mention here your NEET score or All India Rank, It is late to answer your query, I hope you have checked the seat allotment & allotted the seat as per your rank.

Good Luck!

For getting into any government medical college, you should have a score of 550+ in NEET. Also, the competition for those seats in government colleges is very very high, so yes 550+ is the minimum requirement. For SC/ST it is 450+ and for the unreserved category it Is 550+.