Hello Sir/Mam,

It is quite difficult to make any accurate prediction of your admission chances for any particular college because the cut-offs keep on changing every year depending upon various factors such as :-

*** number of candidates appeared in NEET UG

*** difficulty level of the paper

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Hello aspirant,

Your chances of being admitted to Government Medical Colleges under the All India Quota are lower based on your NEET score and the previous year's cutoff. According to state quotas, you can be eligible for admission to government colleges but these chances are also very slim.

So i

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, as per your expected marks scored in the NEET exam, your rank will be above 2 lakh and you might not get a seat in the All India Quota, however, there are chances for you to

We can only get an idea of the cut-off by considering the cut-offs of the previous years. The cut-offs of previous years for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test or NEET are as follows:

2019
Unreserved: 701-134
SC/ST/OBC: 133-107
Unreserved PH: 133-120
SC/ST/OBC PH: 119-107

2020
Unreserved: 720-147
SC/ST/OBC: 146-113
Unreserved

Unfortunately not! See, the admission to the medical colleges in India is only and only through merit based on National Eligibility cum Entrance Test or NEET. So, if you want to get into a medical college in India to do MBBS, you have to score in NEET and your state

Unfortunately not! If you want to take admission in any medical college in India, be it private or government, the first step that you want to go through is that you'll have to qualify National Eligibility cum Entrance Test or NEET. So, even if you want to do MBBS or

Hello,

You can access NEET 2022 question papers along with the answer keys by visiting our page at https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-question-paper,

this will help you become familiar with the following;

pattern of examination,

marking scheme,

important topics,

weightage etc,

with regular practice you can analyze your level of preparation in terms of

Hello,

With 440 marks in the NEET exam, he has very low possibility of getting a government college in Karnataka or any other state. In Karnataka, the previous year cut off for getting a government college according to your category was 542 marks.

However, you can go for the following

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, as per your expected marks scored in the NEET exam, your rank will be above 3 lakh and you might not get a seat in the All India Quota, however, there are chances for you to