Hello Student

I would like to inform you that the cutoff for general category is 50th percentile and for reserved categories it will be going to be around 40th percentile which is 137 for gen and around 133 for reserved candidates. so at this score you cannot qualify NEET so you cannot take admission into MBBS .

But For CMC i would like to tell you that there is CMC ludhiana, and CMC Vellore in India and CMC Vellore is the second best medical collage of the country so you need to score very high for getting admission into it.

For further information you can check the following link to get better information about the cutoff of CMC Vellore:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/cmc-vellore-mbbs-merit-list

For further information you can check the following link to get better information about the cutoff of CMC ludhiana:-

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/christian-medical-college-ludhiana

You can also use our collage predictor for better understanding of which collage you can expect:-

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

Thank you

You haven't mentioned your Category. Nevertheless, to be qualified in NEET, you should secure a minimum of 50 percentile of the top NEET score. It is 50 percentile if you belong to General Category, 45 percentile if you belong to PWD and 40 percentile if you belong to OBC,SC,ST Category. This is the general formula used to calculate the cut off. In 2019, it was as follows:

General Category: 134-701

OBC,SC,ST: 107-133

Though this is 2019 data and cut offs change every year. 100 is too less a score for qualifying in NEET.