How many minimum marks should I get in NEET-UG to get mbbs seat?

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How many minimum marks should I get in NEET-UG to get mbbs seat?

Murali Vijay Sai Ram 23rd May, 2018

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ruchika.chauhan Expert 23rd May, 2018

Hello,

Admission to government medical colleges is on the basis of 15% All India Quota and 85% State quota. You must score marks more than 550 in NEET exam for admission undet All India Quota, if you belong to General category.

For state quota seats, cutoff vary from college to college.

Good Luck!

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