NEET 2018 Cutoff Goa – Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Goa is the body responsible for publishing NEET Cutoff 2018 Goa of 85% State Quota seats. The Goa NEET Cutoff 2018 signifies the lowest marks and the equivalent rank which was considered for admission to the government medical college of Goa state. NEET 2018 Cutoff Goa is expected to be released in the second week of August 2018. NEET Cutoff 2018 Goa will be released in offline mode. Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) is the responsible body for releasing the Goa NEET Cutoff 2018 for 15% All India Quota seats. NEET 2018 Cutoff Goa for All India Quota will be declared in the second week of July 2018. NEET Cutoff 2018 Goa will be released on the basis of marks scored by candidates in NEET UG. The application process for Goa MBBS will start in the first week of June 2018. Further, the counselling process for 85% State Quota seats will be most likely conducted in the fourth week of June. This article will provide all the information pertaining to the Goa NEET Cutoff 2018.

About NEET 2018 Cutoff Goa

NEET Cutoff 2018 Goa will contain the last NEET All India Rank and NEET score which is included in the admission list. The authorities will be releasing a seat allotment list which will indicate the marks and ranks of the candidates who have secured admission to the government medical seats of Goa state. The cutoff marks will be an estimated score for the candidates to get admission in their desired colleges. However, it must be noted that the cutoff score depends on factors like the number of seats, the number of candidates who will take NEET 2018 and will apply for Goa MBBS 2018 among others. Therefore, the NEET 2018 Cutoff Goa might change for this year. Although, it will provide candidates with an approximate score to ensure admission to Goa MBBS 2018.

NEET 2018 Cutoff Goa – State Quota

The Goa NEET Cutoff 2018 will be released for the 85% State Quota seats. There are approximately 128 seats available for admission to Goa MBBS 2018. It is mandatory to be a domicile of the state to become eligible for Goa MBBS counselling 2018. The cutoff marks for each reserved category recognised by the conducting body will be different. The reservation categories included under the state quota for NEET 2018 Cutoff Goa are - Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), Open (General), Open (OBC), Open (ST). NEET Cutoff 2018 Goa for the State Quota will include the NEET All India ranks and NEET scores obtained by the candidates who secured admission. 

NEET 2018 Cutoff Goa – All India Quota

The Goa NEET Cutoff 2018 for the 15% All India Quota seats will be published by DGHS on behalf of Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). DGHS will be conducting the counselling for the 15% All India Quota seats of Goa NEET MBBS 2018. There will be approximately 22 seats available for the centralised counselling. The NEET 2018 Cutoff Goa for the All India Quota will also be released category wise. However, these categories will be in accordance with rules laid down by Government of India. NEET Cutoff 2018 Goa for All India Quota will include the NEET All India ranks and NEET scores required to secure admission to the government medical college which participated in the centralized counselling.

Goa NEET MBBS Cutoff 2017 – All India and State Quota

Goa NEET MBBS cutoff for 85% State Quota and 15% All India Quota in the academic year 2017-18 of various medical colleges of Goa state is provided in the table below. Candidates appearing for NEET 2018, however, should note that the Goa NEET Cutoff 2018 can only be released after the conclusion of the mop-up round of counselling. In addition, ranks and cutoff marks change annually and therefore, the data will provide candidates with an estimated score.

The cutoff of Goa NEET MBBS for the year 2017 for All India Quota has been given in the table below.

The cutoff of Goa NEET MBBS for the year 2017 for the State Quota has been given in the table below.

This article has been written on the basis of data released for Goa NEET MBBS Cutoff 2017 only. It will be updated as soon as the data for 2018 will be released.