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Vikas Gaur 10th May, 2018

Hi Rina,

The expected NEET cutoff by experts would be around 150 for general category students. You need to score the 50th percentile in order to qualify the NEET UG exam. So, if you get 300 marks, you are most likely to qualify the exam and would be eligible to apply in the medical colleges where cutoff marks are 300 or below. However, to get into top medical colleges, the expected cutoff is around 525 marks. I would suggest you check the course structure & fee, infrastructure, placements, faculty and talk to alumni if possible before applying to any college. To know more about the NEET expected cutoff and other related details, visit the link below:

NEET 2018 Cutoff

All the best.

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