CMC Vellore Medical 2012 Last Year Question Paper

MBBS: No
BDS: Yes (possible)
BAMS: Yes (good chance)

Yes, with 431 marks in NEET, your daughter has a good chance of getting admission in BPT in many private and some government colleges.

Yes, with 227 marks in NEET and 60–65 lakh budget under NRI quota, you can get MBBS in some private or deemed universities like Saveetha, Bhaarath, or SMVMCH through MCC counselling.

With NEET 61 , MBBS admission is not possible under any quota. Explore paramedical or allied health science courses for a strong career in healthcare.

Hello,

With a NEET 2025 rank of 370334 and SC category, it is very difficult to get a BAMS seat in a government college in Jammu & Kashmir .

In previous years, the closing rank for SC category in government BAMS colleges was much lower, usually under 1 lakh . Your rank is quite far from that, so chances are very low.

J&K has very few government BAMS seats, and the competition is high. So, getting a seat with this rank is not likely.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

With a 10 lakh rank in NEET and ST category, it is very difficult to get a government medical college , even under the ST quota. Government colleges usually have much higher cut-offs, even for reserved categories.

You can still try under the State Quota , as state cut-offs are usually lower than All India Quota. But chances are very low for MBBS in government colleges.

You can look for:

• BDS (Dental) in government or private colleges

• MBBS in private colleges or through management/NRI quota

• Other medical courses like BAMS, BHMS, BPT, Nursing, etc.

Apply through State Quota first, and also check options under All India Quota just in case any seat remains vacant.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

With a NEET score of 400 and rank around 2.1 lakh, it is very difficult to get Govt. Dental College (CDC) Ludhiana , as it usually needs a higher score, especially for general category.

But you can get admission in some private BDS colleges in Haryana or Punjab . Here are some good options :

Punjab :

• Genesis Institute of Dental Sciences, Ferozepur

• Sri Sukhmani Dental College, Dera Bassi

• Rayat Bahra Dental College, Mohali

• Desh Bhagat Dental College, Mandi Gobindgarh

Haryana :

• Sudha Rustagi College of Dental Sciences, Faridabad

• Manav Rachna Dental College, Faridabad

• PDM Dental College, Bahadurgarh

• JCD Dental College, Sirsa

Hello Aspirant,

With NEET 2025, you got 291 marks and you belong to the General (Unreserved) category with no Puducherry domicile, which means your chances of getting IGMC&RI, Puducherry via All India Quota (AIQ) is extremely low. From previous years results, the AIQ cut off to get IGMC&RI's General quota is 550+. Moreover, even for state quota (for Puducherry residents) the cut off also was much more than 291. However, you can consider:

• Private/deemed universities
• Management/NRI Quota seats (if you have funds)
• BDS or allied health sciences courses as an option.

Hello Aspirant,

Indeed, you can take NEET 2026 after giving an improvement exam in 2026. As per NEET eligibility criteria, a candidate needs to obtain a passing mark in qualifying examination science stream subjects i.e. Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English - in that exam by boards. For general category students, minimum qualifying percentage/aggregate in PCB was 50% aggregate. Now, since you mentioned you've obtained 44% in HSC, at this time you are not eligible - however, if you reappear for the qualifying examination in 2026 and obtain passing marks with qualifying percentage, the eligibility requirement will be fulfilled, and you can apply for NEET 2026.

Which Qualification Code Should You Use?

1. Use Code 01 if your improvement results are awaited at the time you are completing the form.
2. Use Code 02 if you have passed Class 12 with PCB and have any improvement results before you complete the application form.

Hello Neha,

With a NEET 2025 score of 337, 84 percentile, an AIR of 344243, and an OBC rank of 164433, you may find it difficult to secure a government MBBS seat in South India, especially in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, or Kerala where OBC cutoffs generally higher in these states. You still have options in:

• Private Medical Colleges (management/NRI quota)
• Deemed Universities.
• You could look at BDS, AYUSH (BAMS, BHMS, etc.), or paramedical options as well.

Always check with your State level counselling (like, KEA, TN Medical Selection etc.) for the latest cutoffs and seat matrix. Also watch out for Mop-Up and Stray Vacancy rounds as cut off may drop a few points.