Hello Rajat!

You have not mentioned to which category you belong to. Assuming you belong to general category, as per 2019 cutoff for mbbs colleges, the chances of getting a government college is less with 457 marks. You can however, get private institutions like Sri Ram Murti Smark Institute of

Hello Rajat,

Congratulations for your rank. Now answering your query I would like to inform you that you've enough probabilities to get admitted in the topmost and prestigious Government BAMS colleges in your State of domicile, Uttar Pradesh through 85% State quota with this kind of performance in NEET UG

Hi Mit Gupta,

a candidate who does not belong to Karnataka state and has no domicile of it, then he/she can apply in the private medical colleges through management quota. The All India counselling is done for Government Medical Colleges in Karnataka. Most of the private medical seats are allocated

Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query there is no such colleges in Uttar Pradesh which are only reserved for SC/ST candidates. Rather a percentage of seats are alloted for the reserved category candidates. 22.5% for SC and ST and 27% for OBCs. Though it may

Hi Aspirant!

According to previous year round 1 cutoff you can get the admission in the following college:

• GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC, PAHARIPUR, BHAUNDELA, TUNDLA, FIROZABAD
• GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC, LUCKNOW
• GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC, LAKHIMPUR KHERI
• GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC, KANPUR
• GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC, GORAKHPUR

For more information on cutoff you can follow up the official website of

Hey there!

You can't get into government colleges from state counselling without a domicile of that particular state but you can definitely opt for private colleges of that stare. Almost all states allow this all india quota counselling although the reservation percentage might be low and it varies from state

Hello,

You haven't mentioned your category, presuming it to be General as per previous year data under state quota for UR, 575 marks secured a seat in Autonomous Medical College, Bahraich and further taking into consideration that cut-offs are going to increase this year make chances tough in your case,