Hello,

With your score of 196 and an AIR of 818763 (EWS), it is very unlikely to get admission to a medical college in the NEET 2025 counselling, as this score is significantly lower than the typical cutoff for the EWS category. You have only met the qualifying cut-off score (which is 144 for EWS), but securing a seat requires a much higher score.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello dear candidate,

With 323 NEET score with 380727 All India rank you are mostly unlikely to get a free seat in government BDS.

as AP government colleges need rank under 150,000 and all India quota needs rank under 22,000.

I hope you find this helpful.

Thank you.

Hello dear candidate,

It is actually very difficult to get a government MBBS seats as the cutoff is generally high.

you still have chance in private colleges, state counselling rounds or management quota with lower cut off.

You can through the link below for more details:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/what-is-good-score-in-neet

Hello,

With a score of 367 in NEET 2025 under the SC and Defense quota in Punjab, you have a good chance of getting a Government Medical College seat in Round 3, especially since Round 3 includes seats that were not filled in previous rounds. While 367 is below the general cutoff, the combination of your specific reserved category (SC) and the Defense quota.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello,

With a NEET score of 139 and an OBC category, it is very unlikely you will get admission to MGM Medical College for an MBBS seat. The required cut-off marks for MBBS at MGM are much higher, even for reserved categories. Because MGM Medical College is a deemed university, which means its seats are filled based on merit in NEET through the All-India Quota counselling.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello aspirnt,

The standard cutoff for the NEET 2025 test is between 686 and 144 for BDS and between 143 and 113 for reserved categories (OBC, SC, and ST).  State-level officials will release the final list following counseling, with the precise cutoff for Andhra Pradesh's state quota varying by college and category.

For complete information, you can visit our site through following link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/bds-cut-off-for-neet-2025

Thank you

Dear student,

The standard way of NEET preparation is to join a reputed coaching institute, take tests, improve mistakes and revise.

Now breaking all these into detail:

1. Coaching: Joining a reputed Coaching institute is the first step into your NEET journey as a class 11 student. You need to be wise while choosing one. Some factors which drive your choice are - previous results of the coaching, fee structure, your inclination with the faculty and location. Online coaching offers more flexiblity. The key to remember is stay consistent in your choices, stick to them and realise fast that what works for you.
2. Tests: When you have joined an institution you'll have plenty of tests, just make sure you take the tests in offline setting so you are more habitual to the offline pressurizing environment of the actual NEET examination. Test must be given in adequate amount, if you feel the frequency is less then you also have options to join only test exclusive platforms like NEETprep and others.
3. Mistakes : after your Notes revision, Module solving and PYQ solving only thing which makes you a great student is that you learn from mistakes, document the mistakes you do in your tests and keep revisiting those. This helps keep you aware of your mistakes. Maintaining a mistake notebook is most effective way of documenting your mistakes.
4. Revision : Keeping hold of your previous learnings is very necessary as NEET is more remembering than anything, revising on weekly basis is necessary, make sure after tests you revise your material once with all the mistakes and concepts. Always keep revising with your current syllabus as this helps complete syllabus timely. Revise by doing questions, reading in chunks and peer discussions.

This is the most effective way you can ace your NEET journey! Hope this helps.

Hello dear candidate,

NO, admission into a government college in Assam with NEET score 200 is not possible.

minimum eligibility for general category is 50 percentile and 40 percentile for reserved categories.

Other options for you are:-

• private medical colleges
• AYUSH courses
• state or All-India quota counselling

Hello Ritesh kumar,

B.Tech. Biotechnology is a great career option as it is still new and establishing in India. There are different private universities that take admission based on your NEET score and some universities also have their own entrance exams. Here I will provide you with the link where you can check out the Syllabus, Colleges, eligibility, fees, salary.

Hope it helps!

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-in-bioinformatic