I hope you are doing good in this pandemic situation.

You need to understand that the cut off for a medical college depends upon your category your domicile state as well as other you are applying from the all India quota for state quota or not.

You should have mentioned

Hello,

Every year seats are allotted based on your all India rank.Your category rank  will only be used when you will be getting some reserved seats. For state counselling, a list of all the candidates eligible for getting a seat under 85% state quota will be released and it will

Hello,

Every year seats are allotted based on your all India rank.Your category rank  will only be used when you will be getting some reserved seats. For state counselling, a list of all the candidates eligible for getting a seat under 85% state quota will be released and it will

Hello Aspirant ,

I am sorry , no official information or state-wise statistics are available yet, hence it is difficult to say for MP. But let me provide you the available information so far , as part of the overall result statistics this there has been a drop in the

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It's quite difficult to predict that whether you will get seat or not as cut off marks for medical colleges keeps changing every year depending upon various factors like number of students that appeared in the exam, kind of marks obtained by them , toughness level of the examination

Hello,

You need to provide us your All India Rank in order to tell you about chances for GMC through AIQ or state quota, as previous year data are based on AIR only, this year there are greater chances of cut-offs increasing,

cutoffs vary every year based on multiple factors

Hello Aspirant,

The NEET 2020 cutoff has been released by NTA on 16th OCTOBER,2020.

For the state of Maharashtra, the cutoff according to the categories are as follows:-

1)GENERAL- 720-147 marks

2)SC- 146-113 marks

3)ST- 146-113 marks

4)OBC- 146-113 marks

CUTOFF RANK OF JNMC ACCORDING TO 2019 STATISTICS:-

1)GENERAL- 187151

Hello,

I am sorry to say that your marks is very dear student to admission in any government college in India. If you got 450 to 600 marks then you will have a good chance but with this marks you can apply for any private college or give next year

Hello,

Hope you are doing good .

Yes you have a chance to get into private colleges based on previous years cutoff for government quota seats for BDS, but it will be difficult to get into Government colleges.

Below I have mentioned the BDS colleges that had a cutoff score