Hello Vasanthan,

For admission in any medical college across India through all India qouta and obc category you must score 530+.

Whereas your admission is also determined by your state of domicile, hence getting 400+ will be a safe score to ensure your admission in obc category through 85% state

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Hi !

Yes , there is limitation of marks under Medhavi vidyarthi yojna. In class Xth , the candidate must have scored atleast 70 percent marks from a recognised Board. And in class XII th , the candidate must have scored atleast 85 percent marks or more with annual income

Hi,

Unfortunately, even for ST category the cutoffs for government medical colleges in WB are usually 400+

So, with 340 marks, it might not be possible to get a seat in any government medical college in West Bengal.

You might be able to get a seat in private medical colleges.

Hey.

  Here is a list of  various medical colleges in Delhi and their respective cut offs for admission under the State quota for the SC category in 2018. Considering your rank and last year cut off ranks your chances are less

North Delhi Municipal Corporation Medical College, New Delhi 65197

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Hello Pappala Devi Charan.

Since you have deleted your counselling confirmation registration number, there is no way you will be able to fill choices. I would suggest you that you contact the exam comducting administartors regarding the same and they will provide you the solution if there is any.

Hello,

Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences has a very high fee of around Rs. 20 Lacs per year and which rounds off to Rs. 1 Crore for 5 years. The hostel fee is Rs. 70,000/- per year with Rs. 25,000/-  security charges. The admissions are done on the basis of

Hello dear student, 

Your marks are really very less. Sorry but with this less marks you are not eligible to get a seat for MBBS in any government medical college even you are not eligible to get a seat for dental in any government medical college. It's really difficult. Cut

Hi Sweta,

As you had missed out the state level counselling for neet admissions, then the inly way is to apply for the mop-up rounds. 

But, generally un case of mop-up rounds your choices for government seats gets reduced as un this round only those seats of govt.medical colleges are