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Hello aspirant,

The cut off for MBBS colleges in the session 2021 was as follows (For the general category as you haven't mentioned yours-

1. MG Institute of Medical Sciences- 599

2. Grant Medical College, Mumbai- 645

CUT OFF FOR BDS- 558 marks for the general category (Male) and 559

Hello aspirant,

Yes, students studying in NIOS/open schools are eligible to give the NEET exam, provided they fulfil the following criteria too-

1. Candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as core subjects from a recognized board.

2. Class 12 or equivalent appearing aspirants

Hi

Making  prediction is difficult as  cutoff  depends upon various factors like :-

-----------) number of students/ candidates  that appeared in the neet exam,

-----------) difficulty level of neet examination

-----------) number of available seats,

-----------) performance of different students in the examination,

-----------) the category you belong etc.

But

Hello Aspirant,

See if we go through previous years cut-offs then according to that, you should try to score at least 680+ marks out of 720 in NEET UG 2022 to get seat in AIIMS Rishikesh under OBC quota.

You can check out last year's counselling allotment results from the

Yes, definitely. See the reason for white background is for your easy identification during the NEET counselling, and even then there is no reason to not produce your correct identification. So, you can definitely sit for your NEET examination and give the paper.

Focus on your study and do not

To get the Home State Quota in NEET examination counselling, you'll have to fulfil the following criteria:

Either you should have completed your class XIIth examination from the state you are seeking admission in, or,
You have the domicile of the state you are seeking admission in

If you satisfy

Yes, for sure. If you have an Other Backward Cast or OBC cast certificate and have a family income less than 5 lakhs per annum, then you automatically translate to OBC (NCL) or Non Creamy Layer category and become eligible for the benefits of reservation in all the government colleges

No, the seats of government medical colleges are strictly based on your performance in National Eligibility cum Entrance Test or in short NEET. No other factors influence your admission into government funded medical colleges such as your national level sports participation and many other things.

So, study hard for NEET