National Eligibility cum Entrance Test
Yes, as a Kashmiri migrant living in Rajasthan , your daughter is eligible to apply under the KM quota for NEET UG admissions. Cutoffs for KM candidates are lower than general, around 330–380 for General KM and much lower for reserved categories . The government provides relaxations in marks, intake, and domicile requirements for KM students. She should register under the KM category during state or MCC counselling. Actual cutoffs depend on year, seat availability, and chosen colleges .
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With a NEET rank of 8.6 lakh, chances for BDS in deemed colleges through counselling are very low because cut-offs are usually much higher. If the counsellor is saying “no chance” for round 2, they might be right based on seat trends.
Options for you:
It’s better to plan a backup now instead of waiting only for round 2.
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With an AIR of 861668 in NEET 2025, the chances of getting a seat in BDS deemed colleges like Loni Pravara, Sangli BVU, Sharad Pawar Wardha, or Kim’s Karad in the first round are extremely low, which is why you didn’t receive any allotment.
Regarding Round 2, your counsellor is correct,with such a high rank, it is very unlikely that you will get a seat in these colleges, even if seats remain vacant. Also, since you did not register for other states, you are limited to the options you selected. you can use this links for predicting your college with your rank;
NEET UG College Predictor- https://medicine.careers360.com/nta-neet-college-predictor
NEET UG Rank Predictor- https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor
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Yes, you are eligible for the 85% state quota counselling in Maharashtra.
You have a valid Maharashtra domicile certificate, which is a key requirement.
You have completed Class 10 and Class 12 in Maharashtra, even though the boards are CBSE and NIOS. Completing both in the state meets the educational criteria.
So, you can apply for the 85% state quota seats in NEET counselling for Maharashtra .
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So according to your NEET rank that is 24,661 and you belong to OBC category it is difficult for you to get a government MBBS seat because the ranks usually closed around 5000-8000 and your is way above that.
You can still try in BDS government seats through your OBC quota. You can also get admission into AYUSH courses like BAMS or BHMS. Make sure to attend to attend all rounds of counselling to get a better seat as ranks usually drops in later rounds. You can also try in private colleges but the fees will be higher.
For more accurate information you can use this careers360 college Predictor:
https://medicine.careers360.com/nta-neet-college-predictor
With the rank for 24661 it is not possible to get admission from the govt college with the lower cut off and if you are looking for private college with the rank you can get admission based your neet marks you should consider the neet counselling and take private college of possible
For a candidate in the general category, a Neet score of 352 anticipated to result in an All India Rank between 88, 240 to 126, 935. In particular, a score between 350 to 400 often corresponds to a rank between 88,240 and 126,935.
We recommend you to try careers 360 rank predictor:
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor
In the lower end of the spectrum for government college seats in the OBC (2AG) category, the highest closing rank was recorded at 59,231 in Round 1. Therefore, securing an MBBS seat in a government college with your current ranks is highly unlikely.
Your budget of 15 lakhs for the entire course might be a significant constraint. A private MBBS in India can cost between 10-30 lakhs annually.Some private colleges in certain states might have annual fees closer to your budget, such as Hind Institute of Medical Sciences (Uttar Pradesh) at approximately INR 15 lakhs per year.
If MBBS is not feasible, consider other rewarding medical careers like BDS, BAMS, BHMS, BPT, nursing, or paramedical courses, which have lower NEET score requirements.
You can use NEET predictor as a guidance tool and combining their insights with thorough research and expert advice,
The first step is to register online on the official counseling websites. Candidates need to provide their NEET UG roll number, application number, and other personal details. This step also involves paying a non-refundable registration fee and a refundable security deposit. The fees vary depending on the category of the candidate.
After registration, candidates can fill in their preferences for colleges and courses. It's crucial to be strategic and realistic with your choices based on your NEET rank. The number of choices you can fill is usually not limited, so it's a good idea to list as many as you're willing to join. Once you're sure of your choices, you must lock them before the deadline. Locked choices cannot be changed later. If you fail to lock your choices, the last saved preferences will be automatically locked.
Seats are allotted based on a combination of your NEET rank, the choices you filled, your category, and the availability of seats. The results for each round of counseling are published on the official websites. If you are allotted a seat, you must download the seat allotment letter.
Once you receive a seat allotment, you must report to the designated college within the specified time frame to confirm your admission. This involves physically going to the college, verifying your documents, and paying the remaining admission fees.
For Kashmiri Migrant quota in Karnataka government medical colleges, the cutoff has been on the higher side, like 415 in 2023 and 431 in 2024. The 330 to 380 range people mention is usually for private or management quota, not government seats. For exact cutoff and chances, you can check through the Careers360 college predictor and counselling links;
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