My neet marks is 353 in obc catagory can i get seat ???
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With this rank there are less chances of getting admission into any government medical college as for that you should aim for a score greater than 490-500 but don't be dishearten you could easily get admission into some private college at state level quota and some good deemed medical universities. Though the counselling process hasn't started yet but till then you can predict what colleges you might get with this rank with the help of NEET college predictor and can also check previous years cutoffs of different colleges.
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-ug-college-predictor?icn=neet-clgpd&ici=qna-answer
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off
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https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-ug-college-predictor?icn=neet-clgpd&ici=qna-answer
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off
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Hello Prithvi,
The NEET cut off varies from year to year, state to state and as well as college to college. It also depends on the Quota you are applying through as well as the Category of Admission. Government and Private Colleges have cut-offs of their own.
Assuming you are applying through the 15% All India Quota under OBC Category for a Government Medical College, the cut-off for NEET 2017 was Rank 5922 which corresponds to a score of approximately 460 marks out of 720.
If you are looking at a seat through All India Quota, your chances will be quite less as the competition under OBC category is quite vigorous too. My advise: you should apply for 85% State Quota as well as for 15% AIQ. Your chances under state quota would be better. However, it depends on the state you belong to as well as the competition prevalent there. Don't loose hope. Keep your options open. All the very best!
The NEET cut off varies from year to year, state to state and as well as college to college. It also depends on the Quota you are applying through as well as the Category of Admission. Government and Private Colleges have cut-offs of their own.
Assuming you are applying through the 15% All India Quota under OBC Category for a Government Medical College, the cut-off for NEET 2017 was Rank 5922 which corresponds to a score of approximately 460 marks out of 720.
If you are looking at a seat through All India Quota, your chances will be quite less as the competition under OBC category is quite vigorous too. My advise: you should apply for 85% State Quota as well as for 15% AIQ. Your chances under state quota would be better. However, it depends on the state you belong to as well as the competition prevalent there. Don't loose hope. Keep your options open. All the very best!
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