National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Post Graduate
It depends upon a lot of factors viz. number of students who scored highest marks, difficulty level of the question paper, and number of students who appeared for the exam. Nothing can be said with surety till the NEET 2018 result is declared. Hope for the best. I think there
According to state quota merit mck after that nrs then r g kar then sskm then cnmc
Unfortunately your chances are low, average at best. AFMC seats are very competitive
hello,
as you must be knowing, the cutoff depends on the college rank, reservation and quota.
for general, 50th percentile, 321/120
sc/st/obc, 40th percentile, 225/1200
refer to
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off
You need a score in the 500s. Minimum. A score of around 540 will be a sure shot. All the best!
Hiii... Sangappa
You should use the NEET 2018 college predictor will provide candidates with the estimate chance they have of admissions to medical and dental colleges based on their NEET scores.
I have provided the link below -
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-college-predictor
Hi Praveen,
As an ST candidate, you would need to score the 40th percentile to qualify the exam. As per the data last year, the qualifying score was 107 for ST category. So, at the score of 284, you will definitely qualify the exam. As far as getting a government
Dear Suman,
It is the simple test where candidate is asked few general questions,some scenarios are given and you have to mark your opinion. Be real to attempt this.
Hope this helps!!
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