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Dear Barsha, With a NEET 2025 score of 295 , getting a government MBBS seat through All India Quota (AIQ) is not possible . The cut-off for General category under AIQ is usually around 530–560 marks , and even for OBC, SC, or ST , it's generally above 400 . So 295 falls well below the required range.
You might still qualify for NEET, but admission to a government medical college via AIQ is out of reach at this score.
Your options now include looking into private medical colleges , deemed universities , or alternative medical fields like BDS , BAMS , BHMS , or paramedical courses .
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If you belong to a reserved category and your home state has lower cut-offs , you might check state quota options — but even then, chances for MBBS in a government college are slim.
Dear student, With a NEET 2025 score of 295 , getting a government MBBS seat through All India Quota (AIQ) is not possible . The cut-off for General category under AIQ is usually around 530–560 marks , and even for OBC, SC, or ST , it's generally above 400 . So 295 falls well below the required range.
Find out which MBBS, BDS, or Ayush colleges you can get into with your NEET 2025 score by using NEET 2025 College Predictor.
With 295 in NEET 2025, getting a government MBBS seat under All India Quota is not possible for any category.
You can consider:
Private MBBS/BDS colleges
Deemed universities
BAMS/BHMS/Nursing courses
Dear, Barsha
While government MBBS seat via AIQ is highly unlikely with 295 mark, you may chance to qualify in state-quota government colleges depending on you state. If this does not work out private colleges will be a viable option.
Regards!
Dear Barsha,
While government MBBS seat via AIQ is highly unlikely with 295 marks , you may still qualify and have a chance in state-quota government colleges depending on you state. If this does not work out, private/deemed colleges remain a solid and viable option.
Regards
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