MH CET 2014 Last Year Question Paper

Hello Aspirant,

Qualifying NEET 2025 with 292 marks (scoring under the general category), you will not receive an admission to government medical colleges because general category cutoffs you face each year are higher, but you might receive admission via management quota to private colleges or deemed universities (and that also may differ depending on which category, home domicile state, and also each college cutoff options). Best to check your home state counselling authority and previous NEET overall cutoffs so that you can have more accurate or valid options.

Yes, sports quota exist for NEET admission in Delhi, but it is limited and specific.

Hello Aspirant,

No, as per current rules in India, you won't be able to get admissions into MBBS in India unless you qualify NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test). NEET is essential for all medical admissions, whether you are taking admission in government universities, private universities, deemed universities, or whether they are NRI and management quota seats. However, here are two exceptions where NEET is not applicable:

1. MBBS Aborad: you can make application for MBBS programme in other countries (e.g. Russia, Ukraine, Philippines, etc.) but, you have to qualify NEET to obtain eligibility certificate from Medical Council of India (MCI) to allow you practice in India after earning your degree.
2. Other Medical Courses Without NEET: if you wish to go into a medical related field but you could not qualify NEET, here are some options: B.Sc. Nursing, BPT (Physiotherapy), B.Pharm (Pharmacy), B.Sc. in Paramedical Sciences

Hey, that's actually not at all possible.

With your rank, I'd strongly suggest considering BDS or AYUSH courses where you'll have much better chances and lower fees. These offer excellent career prospects in healthcare. If you're determined about MBBS, focus on management quota admissions but be prepared for high fees.

Hello,

With 314 marks in NEET 2025 and a category rank of around 39,000 under the SC category from West Bengal, your chances of securing a seat in a government medical college under the All India Quota are quite slim, as the cutoff for SC candidates under AIQ usually stays higher, often around 400+ marks. But under the 85% State Quota in West Bengal, your chances improve slightly, especially in BDS (Dental) or AYUSH courses (like BAMS, BHMS) in government or semi-government institutions. You can also keep an eye on the private medical colleges.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello aspirant,

I am sorry to say this but if we compare your rank and marks then your marks are very low to give you seat in any government medical college even when you belong to reserved categories.

I suggest you to do not get disappointed, study hard and score good marks next year.

Thank you

Hello aspirant!

Great job on scoring 238 in NEET 2025! Yes, that makes you eligible for admission into BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) programs since NEET scores are now required for this course in many places across India.

To apply, you’ll need to go through either state counselling or direct college applications, depending on where you study. If your state conducts NEET based counselling for allied health courses, you’ll have to register online during the BPT counselling period, upload your NEET scorecard and 12th marksheet, and choose your college preferences.

If your state does not offer counselling for BPT, or you prefer private colleges, you can directly apply to institutions that offer physiotherapy programs. These colleges usually list their own admission forms on their websites and accept NEET-qualified students based on available seats and your score.

All the best!

Dear student,

If you're a female candidate with 265 marks in NEET 2025 applying to ASCOMS Jammu under the Hindu Minority Quota, chances of getting a seat are quite low. In 2024, most students admitted under this quota had scores above 300, with many even crossing 400. While a few rare cases were admitted with lower marks, those are exceptions and not the norm.

The cutoff for 2025 is expected to stay close to last year’s trend. ASCOMS is a competitive private college, and even for minority quotas, cutoffs don’t usually fall this low. A score of 265 is below what’s typically needed.

You may want to explore other private colleges with lower cutoffs or consider repeating NEET for a better score. Keep an eye on official updates from JKBOPEE for any changes in the cutoff trends.

Hello aspirant,

The score that genuinely aids in admission to a medical school is the NEET cutoff.  It shows the lowest qualifying percentile that applicants need to achieve in order to be admitted.  In order to be eligible for counseling, one must pass the NEET cut-off.  Getting a seat will be easier if your score is higher than the NEET cut-off.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you