Hello aspirant

With 547 marks and being from OBC category you have chances of getting seat in good government college. Which college you get depends upon cut off of the college. Cut off depends upon number of candidates appeared and qualified in exam, difficulty level of exam, previous year's cut

Hello aspirant,

At your score of 433 and as you are from OBC category still you have less chances, please follow this link for previous years category wise cutoffs for Gujarat. https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-gujarat

So, you have the chances in Gmers college in Patan, Valsad, Himmatnagar, Vadnagar.

For more info about the

Hello student ,

Sorry to say but you can not get admission even  in any private college with this score . As to get admission in private college at least you must have qualified the cut off of NEET and here you are even not qualifying the cut off of

Hello,

Yes that's a good score on bans through state quota. I will give, you some colleges of mumbai you can apply in

• R . A Podar ayurvedic college
• Ayurveda mahavidyalay sion.
• K . G medical college

You can also predict your college on this link below

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Thank you

Hi,

The cut off for colleges vary every year based on many factors so an accurate prediction is not possible. An admission in AIQ seats with this score seems tough but  based on previous year data you might have chances of getting  state quota government seats of following colleges

• Rajiv

Hello aspirant

The cut off marks and ranks of neet 2020 will only get published once the whole counselling process is over. Then only the colleges will be able to release their lowest score cut off of this year neet.

You can refer to previous years cutoffs to compare your

Hello,

Since you are from Maharashtra domicile and based upon your category and marks you have less chances for government colleges. You may have to wait for the cutoffs to fall a bit. Now there are better chances in private colleges for state quota seats. For Maharashtra there is a