Hi Sumanth,

Let me get back straight to your question, yes, 400+ may get you government college but not limit yourself upto  just little more than 400 .

As you have mentioned your home-state as Telangana, so we look at the last year minimum mark or say it cutoff for

Hi

You have not mentioned your domicile state but your profile suggests that you are from Telangana so I am assuming it as your domicile state

Making prediction is difficult as cut off  marks to get a seat in a medical college is quite difficult but when we go through

Hi,

When you report to the allotted college after NEET counselling, They mainly check and verify your documents. They might ask about the previous attempts or gap after 12th, but it depends majorly on the person. Moreover, there are a lot of students who take a drop year for NEET

Hello Aspirant,

Neither you will  be asked about your previous attempts nor they have the data of your previous attempts as there is no any provision of interviewing the candidate either during NEET counselling or during admissions so nobody will ask you about your previous attempts at reporting Centre you

Hey,

You will have to report to your alloted college after the counseling ends. You will be notified about that in advance and will be given a deadline date till which you will need to report to the alloted college in case you want to take admission in the respective

Hello,

No, you cannot get admission in MBBS course without appearing in NEET, in fact from last year even AIIMS and JIPMER have respectively scrapped their individual entrance test, and now admission to MBBS all over india is done through NEET only, in fact NEET is also for admission to

Hello Aspirant,

It is not possible to study MBBS without NEET. As NEET is mandatory for every medical students to get into reputed colleges all over India.

But there are few courses which you can opt without writing  NEET exam.

Below link gives you information on Courses with out NEET

Hello aspirant

The best book list for neet exam:

• NCERT Biology of Class XI and XII
• Trueman's Objective Biology for NEET - Vol. I & II
• Objective NCERT at your FINGERTIPS for NEET-AIIMS - Biology
• Concepts of physics, Hc verma
• NCERT Physics Textbooks
• NCERT Chemistry Textbooks
• Elementary Problems in Organic