With a score of 450, your rank might be approximately between 82216-89872. This is an expected rank range: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-result-marks-vs-rank . Now regarding the Colleges that you may have a shot at, you have a chance in:

• Maharani Laxmi Bai Medical College
• Safai Medical College
• Ayodhya Medical College
• Badaun Medical College

Yes Candidate Congratulations for Such nice marks. Usually Candidates can get seats in government medical College if he/she have scored above 500 +   marks in NEET Examination. And since you also have a quota then surely you Will be getting good College. Here is the NEET College predictor link by

Hey dear, seeing last year's cutoff which went very high that even students getting 500 were unable to get an mbbs seat. So, with this score you won't get any govt. College for mbbs under general category. However, you may get private college with high fees, otherwise try for bhms,

Hello Aspirant,

Your score is 350 in NEET 2020, as such your Overall Percentile is: 85.26 - 85.76 and when it comes to rank, your Predicted Rank is : 204334 - 244484  . So you have chances to get a seat with this category. Usually for  BAMS one must score

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

As per your question, according to your marks in NEET your rank would be in around 74k to 75k . So as per this rank you may get colleges in Telangana like:-

1) KIMS - Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, Secunderabad:-MBBS

As apart

With 500+ marks, you have very good chances of gettiNg seat in MBBS.

To know your rank and expected percentile, you can use our rank predictor tool for free from here:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

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Bhopal AIIMS ke liye kitne marks chhaiye neet mai

OBC category valo ko

General Category and EWS Category will have the same cut off criteria to qualify in NEET. It is 50 percentile of the top NEET score. The number might change but the formula remains the same. In 2019, it was 134-709. Now this is based on 2019 data and cut offs