The cutoff scores for Jubilee Mission Medical College, Thrissur, in the All India Quota (AIQ) B category for NEET 2024 were 665 in Round 1 (AIR 15,663) and 657 in Rounds 2 and 3 (AIR approximately 20,825–21,137).  Later rounds saw a minor decline in the cutoff, although generally speaking, entry in this category needed a score above 650.

If you scored 230 marks in NEET 2025 and belong to the OBC category, getting a government medical college seat for MBBS is difficult because the cutoff is usually higher.

But you may still get admission in some government or semi-government colleges for other health-related courses. You should apply through your state counselling and select available options. Sometimes, seats become available in later rounds, so don’t lose hope.

Yes, NEET is one of the toughest entrance exams in India, but with the right plan and hard work, you can clear it. Here's a simple way to prepare:

Study NCERT books for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. These books are the most important for NEET.
Make a daily study timetable and follow it. Give equal time to all three subjects.
Understand the concepts clearly instead of just memorizing.
Practice questions every day and solve previous year NEET papers.
Take mock tests regularly. It helps improve your speed and confidence.
Clear your doubts on time by asking your teachers or using online help.
Stay focused, avoid distractions, and stay healthy.

If you study with full dedication every day, you can definitely crack NEET.

Hello,

With 230 marks in NEET 2025, it is quite difficult to get admission in a government BAMS college , especially if you belong to the general category .

However, if you are from a reserved category (like SC/ST/OBC) , then you might have a slight chance in some states where the cut-off goes low. Even then, chances are still low for top govt colleges .

You can try for private BAMS colleges or deemed universities , where the cut-off is usually lower. Also, keep checking state-wise counselling as some states may have lower cut-offs.

You can also use our NEET College Predictor Tool to predict which college you can get based on your score.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

With 180 marks in NEET and belonging to the general category, it may be quite difficult to secure a seat in a government medical college for MBBS, as the cut-offs are generally higher.

However, you may have a chance in private medical colleges or other health-related courses like BDS, BAMS, BHMS, or nursing, where the cut-offs could be lower.

Hope it helps !

In NEET UG 2025, the cutoff to get admission in government medical colleges was different for each category and state. If you are from the general category, you need at least around 620 marks or more to get a seat under the All India Quota. For OBC category, the safe score is around 590 to 610. For SC and ST, it can be between 430 to 495, especially under state quota.

In some states like Karnataka, the cutoff for general category was above 530 marks. SC and ST students with around 450 marks also got seats in government colleges under the state quota.

So, to get into a government medical college, aim for higher marks. If your marks are between 430 and 620, your chances depend on your category and the state you belong to.

Websites to check for latest updates and state-wise cutoffs:
https://neet.nta.nic.in
https://news.careers360.com
https://mcc.nic.in

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You can download the NEET question paper in Hindi language with solutions from our official website for free in PDF form. Kindly refer to the link attached below:

NEET Question Papers 2025 (Hindi language) with answer key | Careers360

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If your marks is 398 is hard to get into govt college because they need higher marks if possible try with private institutions they offer seats with lower marks but their course fees will be higher if possible look for bds , bams and bhms these course will have lower cut off if possible try to study in abroad russia or ukraine if you goal to get medical colleges in govt try to give neet exam next year

Even with a strong NEET score, candidates must satisfy the specific eligibility criteria in their 12th standard examinations to be considered for admission to BAMS or other AYUSH programs. The regulatory bodies—CCIM/NCISM—require that students pass Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English as core subjects.

Additionally, there are minimum aggregate marks required in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology: 50% for General category, and 40% for SC/ST/OBC candidates. This criterion is strictly enforced. A good NEET score alone is not sufficient; both the NEET qualification and the PCB percentage must be met for admission.

For further details regarding eligibility, cut-offs, and the counselling process, it’s advisable to consult the Careers360 BAMS Admission Guide.

If you need guidance on alternatives or specific state counselling, feel free to ask.

With a NEET UG 2025 score of 540 and belonging to the OBC category in Punjab, you have a reasonable chance of securing admission to government medical colleges in the state, such as Government Medical College Patiala, Government Medical College Amritsar, and Guru Gobind Singh Medical College, Faridkot. In recent admission cycles, the cutoff for OBC candidates in these institutions has typically fluctuated between 530 and 560, depending on seat availability, competition, and reservation criteria.

A few key points to consider:

• - Ensure you register for the Punjab state counseling conducted by BFUHS.
• - Keep an eye on the round-wise cutoffs, as opportunities may arise in subsequent counseling rounds if seats remain vacant or cutoffs decrease.
• - Review the category-wise seat matrix and reservation guidelines to understand your standing in the competition.

Additionally, you may find it helpful to use the Careers360 NEET College Predictor for an informed estimate of potential college options.

If you require guidance regarding counseling registration or the documentation process, feel free to ask.