Hello,

Congratulations on your NEET 2025 score of 509, OBC - NCL category membership, and AIR of 41,875. This is a good grade, and you have a decent chance of getting into a government medical college with an MBBS degree, especially if you use the state quota.

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With a NEET score of 247 and a rank of 6 lakh, securing a government MBBS seat in either Maharashtra or Gujarat is highly unlikely. Government medical colleges typically have much higher cutoffs. It's more realistic to consider private medical colleges or explore alternative options like AYUSH courses (BAMS, BHMS,

With 440 marks in NEET, getting a government MBBS seat is a little tough in general category. But if you belong to a reserved category or have a state quota with lower cutoffs, you might still have a chance in some states. Just don’t lose hope — try for counselling

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You could qualify for MBBS admission under the army, ECHS, or Sainik Kalyan board quotas in particular medical institutions if your father was an ex army member who had a category 6 sustained while serving.

What You should do?

• Apply through state and DGHS/MCC counselling with the necessary paper

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If your father is an ex-Army personnel and got disabled on duty (6th category disability), then yes, you can get benefit under Army quota for MBBS admission . You may also get support from the Sainik Kalyan Board , depending on the state rules.

Your NEET rank will be

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Even under reserved categories, it is regrettably extremely hard to get an MBBS seat in a Government Medical College with a NEET 2025 score of 255 and rank of 584 899. Depending on the state and category, the minimal cutoff for government MBBS seats for reserved groups like SC,

While NEET scores are the primary determinant for MBBS admissions in India, there are options for students with lower scores to still pursue medical careers. These include seeking admission to private or deemed medical colleges, exploring alternative medical courses like BAMS or BHMS, or considering studying medicine abroad.

this just means that your marks might be a little low for government colleges under open category this year. But don’t feel sad, you can still check for other categories if you have one, or look into private or deemed colleges too. Sometimes, magic happens in second round or mop-up

A NEET score of 443 for an OBC category candidate might be sufficient for BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) admission in some private colleges, but securing a seat in a government college with this score is less likely. A score of 400-550 is generally needed for OBC candidates