Hi, 

Frankly, 219 is very less for government mbbs college especially for a general candidate. This year we are already seeing this huge rank shuffling in comparison to last year. So it is very less for MBBS. For veterinary there may be some chance which you will get to know

Hello apsirant,

You have to appear for NEET entrance examination for being eligible for veterinary colleges, you are qualifying the academic eligibilty which is 50% aggregation of PCB marks, but  for getting admission in a veterinary college it is necessary to appear in neet. You may apply for counselling if

hello student,

you have a chance to get veterinary

and the fee structure would be around 1,60,000.

Hello Binayak,

With the last year trends in mind, most of the students scoring above 350 were able to get seats in veterinary. therefore, I presume you won't have a lot of problem getting into a veterinary college with that rank. To be on the safer side, i suggest you

Hello Sonam.

See the marks u have scored in the NEET exam is too low for u to bag any if the seat in the any of the govt college to pursue ur higher studies in the field of ur interest under MBBS courses. U should be going for private

Hello Amith,

The ranking you have mentioned is not even close to the required ranking to get into veterinaery college of Karnataka state. With the last year trends, 8k was required at least to get a veterinary seat. Even with reservations, you would require atleast 10k ranking. Isuggest you to

Hello

The cutoff required for admission varies from college to college depending on various factors. Kindly mention the college name if you are seeking admission in any particular college so we can provide you the details accordingly.

Good Luck!

Hello Madhuresh,

Getting into a veterinary college through NEET would require even better marks than what you have mentioned.With 317, it is pretty difficult to get into a veterinary colleges. The last year trends show that a student with 350 or above marks could easily get a seat. You can