Dear aspirant, cut off in Delhi's colleges often go very high as per last year's records a general category candidate has to achieve around 600 to secure a seat in government medical College through AIQ,.if you belong to any Researved categories you may have higher chances of getting admission through AIQ, though you can get a seat through state quota, there were some colleges in Delhi who's cut off goes around 550 last year and this year we could expect the same. Being a reserved category candidate will definitely build higher chances.
All the best,
Thank you.

Hello Ashwani.

You have not mentioned your category. It can clarify things more. As you qualified NEET exam so you can get admission in MBBS course but chances of getting a government college are little less. I suggest you to go for counselling and have a look. Which college you can get may be checked by visiting following link.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

Good luck

Hello Aspirant,

Considering the previous year's Cutoffs, you may get seat only if you belong to reservation category ,
If you belomg to General category then your chances of admission are very low ,
The lowest Cutoff for OBC Candidate was 511 in North Delhi municipal corporation medical college,


As you not mentioned your reservation category, you can also refer the link below for Cutoffs and ranks of previous year:-


https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-du


I hope it helps !

All the best !

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