Hello Aspirant,

You are likely to get a government or semi-government MBBS seat in Punjab through the state quota with 331 marks in NEET UG 2025 and being a SC category candidate from Punjab. The SC category cut-offs in the past for government medical colleges in Punjab based on college

HELLO,

With 129 marks in NEET ,it is highly unlikely to secure a management seat in a private medical college in Kerela ,regardless of domicile status .Management quota seats in Kerela , like elsewhere typically require a significant higher NEET score , often above 450-500 and are also influenced by

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HELLO,

With a Score of 368 and a rank of 86493 in NEET UG 2025 your chances of getting MBBS admission in government medical colleges are slim ,especially if you belong to the General or OBC category .

However , there might be some opportunities in private colleges or through

HELLO,

Could you please define exactly what is your query please provide your full query

Hope that helps!

HELLO,

With a NEET rank of 41792 and 510 marks it is unlikely to get a seat in a top tier government colleges in West Bengal for the general category but there is a chance in some private universities or other government institutions.

1.You should Participate in the counselling process

Hello,

With 117 marks in NEET 2025, it is very difficult to get admission in any government medical college .

If you belong to a reserved category or are looking for admission in private colleges or through management quota, then you might get a chance, but still, the chances are

Hello,

Cutoff marks for NEET and Fee structure per year differs from college to college, so to get accurate details, please ask your question with the college name and location for which you want details.

Thank you !

Hello,

With 170 marks in NEET UG 2025 and ST category, it is very difficult to get a government medical seat (MBBS or BDS) as the cut-offs are usually higher, even for ST category.

Here are a few options you can consider:

1. Private medical colleges – You might get admission

Hey aspirant,

First and foremost. Don't lose hope.

Sincerely speaking, a score of 106 on the NEET 2025 makes it extremely improbable that a candidate would be accepted into an MBBS or BDS program or any other medical colleges. These degrees typically have far higher NEET cutoffs, particularly for MBBS.