That NEET is 189; therefore, it is highly unlikely that you can secure a seat in a government college of medicine in Bengaluru since the cutoffs are too high. General category candidates who wish to join government colleges will need much higher scores than 400-500. Alternatively, you can think over

In case you are looking forward to the release of the Tamil Nadu NEET 2025 medical ranking list, here is what they look like: State wise merit list is to be released by the Directorate of Medical Education DME Tamil Nadu, once NEET results are announced by the National Testing

The NEET-UG rank of 628,497 means that you cannot get a seat in an MBBS or BDS course, however, you can be admitted to a BHMS (Homeopathy) course and this is most likely in the private colleges.

For BAMS admission in government colleges (SC category) through NEET:

Safe NEET Score Range (2025)

450–480+ marks – Good chance in most govt colleges

500+ marks – For top govt BAMS colleges

350–430 marks – May get lower-rank govt colleges (less

likely)

Good afternoon,

Unfortunately at 107 marks, you are likely below the qualifying cutoff for the ST category this year. So, you may not be eligible for All India Quota (AIQ) or State counselling for MBBS/BDS.

With 100 marks in NEET, you can’t get MBBS/BAMS in govt colleges, even under SC. But you can explore:

Options:

Private BAMS/BHMS (under management quota)

B.Sc. Paramedical courses – Nursing, MLT, Radiology, Anesthesia, etc.

Diploma courses – DMLT, X-ray, OT, etc.

BPT/BOT – Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy (some colleges don’t need

With 129 marks (OBC B3), you won’t get BAMS in govt colleges, but you can get a seat in private BAMS colleges under management quota.

Apply through state AYUSH counselling or directly to private colleges.

Govt seat not possible at this rank.

With 250 marks in NEET, you won’t get a government BDS seat in Karnataka.

You can get a private BDS seat under OBC category. Govt BDS cutoff is usually above 350+ marks.

Hello Aspirant,

With a NEET 2025 score of 262, you have some chances for paramedical and allied health courses e.g. B.Sc Nursing and Physiotherapy in West Bengal, especially in government or private colleges as per the 85% State Quota. For BDS (Dental), the cutoffs are considerably high, and maybe little

With 81 marks in NEET, you’re not NEET qualified, so you can’t get BHMS, even under NRI quota.

NEET qualification is mandatory for all AYUSH courses.

Not eligible this year — try next year or explore paramedical courses.