Hello Sakshi,

With a score of 380 marks in NEET 2024 and being from the ST category, your chances of securing a seat in a government medical college will depend on various factors such as the cut-off for your category in the state and the college you are applying to .

In general, for ST candidates, the cut-off ranks are usually lower than for other categories, so you have a possibility of securing a seat, especially in government colleges .

To increase your chances, you should:

• Check the previous years' cut-offs for ST category in your preferred states and colleges.
  
  
• Consider applying through state quota as well as All India Quota (AIQ) if applicable.
  
  
• Look into private colleges as well, as they might have different cut-offs for ST category students.

You can also try applying for BHMS, BAMS , or other allied health courses if you are open to exploring options beyond MBBS.

Good luck with your admissions!

Hello,

Based on previous years' NEET cutoffs, with a score of 380 in the ST category, you have a chance of securing admission in medical colleges. Consider the following points:

• Qualifying Marks : In 2023, the NEET cutoff for the ST category was 136-107 marks, with a 40th percentile requirement. Your score of 380 is well above this range.

• Admission Cutoffs : Admission cutoffs vary annually based on factors like exam difficulty and seat availability. While your score exceeds the qualifying marks, securing a seat in top government medical colleges may be challenging. However, you have a reasonable chance in state-level or private medical colleges.

• State Quotas : Utilizing the 85% state quota can enhance your admission prospects, especially in states with higher ST reservations.

• Counseling Participation : Engage actively in both All India and State counseling sessions to explore available options.

• Alternative Courses : Consider related fields like BDS or AYUSH courses, where cutoffs might be lower, increasing your chances of admission.

For detailed information on NEET cutoffs and counseling procedures, you can refer to official resources such as the National Testing Agency (NTA) and the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC).

Hope it helps !