Hello aspirant,

With a score of 400 in NEET, you only have chances of getting into a private or deemed medical college, assuming you belong to the general category.

While deemed medical colleges charge 18.5 lakh to 25 lakh per annum, private colleges in UP charge 12-15 lakh per annum

Hello,

First of all I would tell you not to panick if you have completed your studies from NIOS Board.

------- NIOS Board students are completely eligible for admission in MBBS colleges provided they qualify the NEET 2022 Examination.

------ So you shouldn't worry about getting admission in Assam Medical

Dear Aspirant,

Even if you happen to score 500 Marks in NEET 2020 exam, you may get a seat in any Government college, even last year also the government college cut-off was above 500, but as you have a category certificate and with state domicile, you can get college which

Hey aspirant

Predicting College based on mark is difficult as cut off depends on various factors like toughness of exam number of candidates appeared, number of seats available etc. For a general candidate it will be difficult to get admission in government and private medical colleges for 375 mark. You

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hope you are doing well

there are total 83,489 engineering seats available in Karnataka for computer science, bachelor of engineering .

to get this seat you must have to clear state level entrance engineering exam or national level entrance engineering exam.

you have to score very well cause

Hi there,

Chances of getting a college depends more on rank than marks which further depends on a number of factors like difficulty level, number of students appeared.

Going by previous year's data your rank may be between 28,000 to 40,000. So chances of getting government college might be difficult

Hi there,

The marks for qualifying NEET (pass marks) for different categories according to previous year's data are-

1. Unreserved- 720-138 (50th percentile)
2. SC/ST/OBC- 137-108 (40th percentile)
3. Unreserved-PH- 137-122 (45th percentile)

Please note that these are just eligibility marks required to qualify the exam. For various courses like MBBS, BDS, BAMS,

Hello aspirant,

No, a candidate cannot use the previous year's NEET score to take admission in government, private or deemed medical college.

Only the current year's NEET score is applicable to take admission to various colleges across the country. Hence, only the results of NEET 2022 can be used and

Hello aspirant,

Your profile suggests that you are domiciled in Maharashtra. To answer your query, the NEET 2021 cut off for the general category (state quota) was 557 marks and the college allotted was Government Medical College, Gondia.

Please note that cut off varies every year as it depends on

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well

According to previous year's cut off trends candidates from OBC category required minimum 40th percentile to qualify for BHMS seat in government college. With the score you have mentioned above your percentile would be around 45-50th percentile. There are pretty good chances that