500 Marks in Re NEET 2026: Expected Rank, MBBS Colleges & PDF Guide

Hello Dear Student,

the expected NEET qualifying cutoff score for the SC category is around 128 marks (40th percentile), while a safe score to secure a seat in a government BAMS college generally ranges from 350 to 420+ marks.

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Hello, with 330 marks in NEET 2026, OBC category, and Telangana domicile, your admission chances under Category A quota depend on your NEET rank, counselling round, category-wise cutoff, and seat availability.

You can use the NEET State College Predictor to check the colleges and courses you may be eligible for:

Hello Dear Student,

Based on your academic profile and NEET score, you have virtually zero chance of securing an MBBS seat under the Prime Minister's Special Scholarship Scheme (PMSSS). While your board percentages and family income comfortably meet the foundational criteria, your NEET score is too low to secure a

Hello Dear Student,

With 374 marks and an AIR of around 3,40,000 under the SC category, getting a government or semi-government (government-quota) MBBS seat in Karnataka is unlikely, though you may have a slight chance for private/other quota or alternative medical/dental courses.

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Hello Dear Student,

No, getting a BVSc & AH seat through VCI counselling at a rank of 1,72,000 is unlikely, because VCI only handles 15% All India Quota seats for recognized colleges where closing ranks typically stay well under 80,000 even in stray vacancy rounds.

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Hello Aspirant,

Based on your NEET 2026 score of 303, AIR around 5 lakh, SC category rank 69,064, and Uttar Pradesh domicile, getting a government BHMS or BAMS seat is possible, but it cannot be guaranteed. Your chances will depend on the final cut-offs, seat availability, and counselling rounds.

You

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Some popular semi-government/aided BAMS colleges in Maharashtra include Tilak Ayurved Mahavidyalaya (Pune), Shri Ayurved Mahavidyalaya (Nagpur), D.M.M. Ayurved Mahavidyalaya (Yavatmal), and K.V.T.R. Ayurved College (Boradi). The 2025 cutoff varied by category and counselling round, so there is no single cutoff.

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Nischal

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For +1 Medical (PCB) admission, your son should apply to government or private senior secondary schools after the Class 10 CBSE results are declared. Admission is usually based on Class 10 marks, though some schools may conduct an entrance test or interview. Please mention your city/state for suitable

There is no single cut-off for all semi-government BAMS colleges. It varies by state, category, and counselling round. Please tell me your state, NEET 2026 score/rank, and category.