Hi Jayati,

Yes, you can surely get a decent medical college after getting 540 marks in NEET exam. With this you can apply in government colleges that offer good money to value ratio and help you avail good amount of education at reasonable costs. You may also specify the college

Hello,

With 420 marks in NEET-UG 2025 , it's difficult that you'll get a BAMS government seat , especially for the general category.

Cutoffs for government colleges are typically higher, ranging from 420+ for general candidates and 400+ for OBC .

However, you might have a chance in semi-government or

Hello,

With 420 marks in NEET-UG 2025, getting a government medical seat in a college, is highly impossible for general category students. While it's possible to get a seat through state quota counselling, but the chances are lower. Reserved category (SC/ST/OBC) candidates may have a better chance of securing a

With 530 marks in NEET-UG 2024, securing an MBBS seat in Andhra Pradesh for the general category is unlikely, especially in government medical colleges. While a general category cutoff in NEET-UG can range from 720-164 marks, and the minimum qualifying marks for MBBS admission is 164 for the general category,

In 2023, the NEET cutoff for Karnataka ranged from 720-137 for the general category and 136-107 for SC/ST/OBC categories.

For the general-PH category, the cutoff was 136-121, and for SC/ST/OBC-PH, it was 120-107.

Note: These cutoffs are based on NEET scores, not ranks, and may vary slightly for different colleges

With an NEET UG rank of 11,500 , you have a good chance of getting an MBBS seat in a Tamil Nadu government medical college, especially if you belong to a reserved category like SC or ST.

The best medical colleges in Tamil Nadu are Madras Medical College, Stanley Medical

With an expected NEET score of 445 and belonging to the SC category, there's a chance of getting into a government MBBS college in Haryana, but it depends on the specific college and the overall performance of other SC candidates. While a potential range of 574-399 for SC candidates in