That NEET is 189; therefore, it is highly unlikely that you can secure a seat in a government college of medicine in Bengaluru since the cutoffs are too high. General category candidates who wish to join government colleges will need much higher scores than 400-500. Alternatively, you can think over private medical colleges or some other healthcare courses as BDS, BAMS or BHMS. Your second option should be to gear up again and hope to get a better score next year in case you have a dream- MBBS.

Considering a score of 189 in NEET, it is almost impossible to get an MBBS seat in any government college in Karnataka where the cutoffs are always high. Nevertheless, you have good alternatives:

State quota in the line of study in the private medical colleges where cut offs are not rigid

The government has also declared them to be universities, but charges will be increasedikkTesting Charges

Other health science courses like BDS (Dentistry), BAMS (Ayurveda), BHMS (Homeopathy) or BSc Nursing