NEET
Hello aspirant,
As per the cutoff for Neet UG exam this year for for OBC category which is 137-108 marks. So on the basis of information provided by you, you can surely participate in both state quota counselling and All India quota counselling.
But the probability of getting government medical
Hello Anurag,
The cut-off for every year varies for each category. As specified by you please find the 2020 cut-off for Terna Medical College in the Table Below
Category
Opening All India rank
Closing All India rank
General
21889(F)
39537(F)
26423(M)
39438(M)
OBC
34791(F)
40762(F)
34791(M)
40762(M)
SC
Hi Neha.
Admission to BPT course in various states such as Maharashtra and various colleges in Karnataka such as MS Ramaiah Medical College, SDM college of Physiotherapy and Manipal University requires NEET scores. The admission will take place through the online counselling process on the respective official sites of the
Hi
Assuming that you are asking about MBBS cut off in government medical colleges in Maharashtra
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
Hello,
Going by 2019 cut-offs for state quota for OBC Category, with AIR 152000 the chances for private medical colleges seem tough as the closing rank was 76503 for Index Medical College, Indore though you may have chances for private dental colleges such as
Every institute have its own advantages and disadvantages. But if you in general ask this question from the terms of good academics and faculties then you can go for the names suggested below:
1. Spark Academy
2. Dr. Bhatia Medical Coaching Institute
3. Venkat Reddy medical academy
4. Aakash Insitute
Hello aspirant.
As you have Uttar Pradesh domicile and you want to apply for Maharashtra colleges, you can do so through All India Counselling in which there is 15% reservation in medical colleges for students of other states.
The last year cut off for Terna Medical College, Mumbai is-
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