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Did you mean Neet qualifying marks for medical colleges? I am guessing that you are asking this only ,otherwise do let us know so that we can help you with relevant information

Neet 2021 qualifying cutoff  is :

.                     NEET 2021 CUT OFF

Category      percentile  Cut off marks

General

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It's quite difficult to predict because cut off  depends upon various factors like

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

------------) kind of marks obtained by them ,

------------)  toughness level of the neet examination

------------)  number of seats available etc

When we go through previous

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you as you have not mentioned about the name of the entrance or college or university you are talking about so nothing can be said. You should certainly mention about the name of the college or entrance

Hey,

Based on previous year data, you may get a rank between 457558-356873. You can also predict your rank using NEET Rank Predictor https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_rp

According to previous year allotment result,you can get the following colleges through All India Counseling for Deemed Universities -

• ACS Medical College and Hospital Chennai
• Krishna

Hi,

I hope you are doing well!

With 115 marks in NEET you can not get any government or good college, because of high cut-off and your score is very low, if you want a good college you can take a gap year and try next year and if not

Hi,

I hope you are doing well!

There are approximately 80000 seats in India out of which 42,568 seats are from the 280 government colleges. The rest of the seats is from private colleges and deemed universities. Students willing to take admission in government colleges have strenuous competition ahead.

They

There are approximately 80000 seats in India out of which 42,568 seats are from the 280 government colleges. The rest of the seats is from private colleges and deemed universities. Students willing to take admission in government colleges have strenuous competition ahead.

They divide the total number of seats into

Hello

Short answer-not at all. Take it from someone who dropped an year and then finally made it to a MBBS college, it is not going to be that easy.

An average student will lose about 50 marks (10 wrong questions from the total score). So you need to attend