Dear Aspirant,

In NEET 2024, for admission to government medical colleges under the All-India Quota (AIQ) for the OBC category, the minimum cutoff rank was approximately 8914. This refers to the closing rank for OBC candidates in the final round of AIQ counselling. In terms of qualifying marks, candidates belonging

In NEET PG 2024, the last rank for General Medicine (MD) unreserved seats varied by college:

• Grant Medical College, Mumbai: ~522

• Government Medical College, Surat: ~896

• Government Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram: ~302

• Govt Medical College, Srinagar: ~2715

For more detailed information:

• Careers360 - NEET PG Cutoff

Hello there,

With 216 marks in NEET 2025 under the SC category, getting an MBBS seat in a government medical college is highly unlikely. Most government colleges have higher cutoffs, even under reserved categories.

However, you may have limited chances in:

• Private medical colleges under management quota or SC reservation.

Hello there,

In NEET PG 2024, the rank needed to get admission in MD General Medicine varied by college. For example, in the first round of All India Quota counseling, top colleges like Maulana Azad Medical College had a closing rank around 39, and Vardhman Mahavir Medical College had a

Hello sir,

Your daughter may have a chance At government MBBS institutions in subsequent rounds or mop up if she is in the reserved category and comes from a state with low cut off tendencies.

Score of 400 might get her the following in places like Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh,

Hello,

Securing a seat at Rishikesh Medical College is quite unlikely with score of 335, particularly from general category. The cutoff for Rishikesh Medical College is high.However, You are still eligible for private medical colleges which offer lower cutoffs.

We recommend you to try Career 360 counselling services:

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Also

No, a NEET score of 411 is not enough for admission to KMC Manipal for MBBS in 2025, especially under the general category. The cutoff is likely to be around 600–650 marks. Consider private colleges with lower cutoffs, state quota seats, or allied health courses.

Hello there,

You’ve worked hard for NEET, and it’s okay to feel upset. But this is not the end—just a turning point.

Here’s what you can do now:

1. Take a break and allow yourself to feel, but don’t give up.

2. Explore other options like BPT, BAMS, B.Sc. Nursing, B.Pharm, BMLT,

Hello there,

As per the latest guidelines of Uttar Pradesh NEET counselling, if a candidate discontinues a BDS seat after admission, they will be debarred from participating in the admission process for the subsequent academic session within the state. This policy applies to both government and private medical and dental

Hello Akhil,

To handle the entire NEET syllabus effectively and feel confident in the examination hall, consider these steps:

1. Create a Study Plan: Divide the syllabus into smaller parts and set daily or weekly goals. Prioritize important and high-weightage topics.

2. Consistent Study: Study regularly instead of last-minute cramming. Regular revision