HEY THERE!!

1. Since actual admission cutoffs for OBC candidates are usually much higher—typically above 500 marks for state quota government colleges—it is extremely unlikely that you will be accepted into an MBBS program in a government medical college in India with 165 NEET scores under the OBC category.
   
   
2. With this score, you might, however, have a chance at some private or deemed universities with lower cutoffs, such as those under management or NRI quota.
   
   
3. Government colleges charge between INR 10,000 and INR 50,000 annually for MBBS (very limited chance with 165 marks)
   INR 3 lakh to INR 25 lakh for private or deemed universities (management quota)
4. Since cutoffs and costs can differ greatly, it is recommended that you look into state-specific counselling and private/deemed university options.
5. To increase your chances of getting into a government college, think about getting ready for the next NEET exam.