Dear Rahul, 

In order to get seat in MBBS one need to qualify NEET.

Starting from 2019 NEET qualification is a necessity even for MBBS Abroad.

For qualifying NEET , minimum qualifying marks is necessary.

• SC/ST : 40th Percentile and
• General: 50th Percentile

In NEET 2018, the cut off marks for SC/ST Category was 96 and for General Category it was 119.

NEET cutoff percentile remain same but cut off marks change every year. In my suggestion to be on safer side.

Thanks for asking here.

Best of luck.

Hello

If you are appearing in NEET 2019 Exam, then you should also know the cut off marks.

for sc category

opening rank for mbbs course:- 97

closing rank for mbbs course:- 38660

opening rank for bds course:- 14000

closing rank for bds course:- 49936

You can check state wise government college seat and cut off through NEET Government Medical Colleges

What do you mean by getting into a college
neet will tell you that you need to score a many more 40th percentile to qualify as an SC candidate to be held eligible for counselling and verification rounds but it does not guarantee us it anywhere in any collegif you are living for a government college seat then even using your AC reservation you will have to score in excess of 450 out of 720
That was talking about the 85% state reservation quota seats
but if you are you mean for an all India college from some other state availing the 15% all India quota in even with ac reservation you might need to score in excess of 530 out of 720 as is the case in most scenarios also this cutoff may be higher states like Delhi

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