Hello aspirant,

With an All India Rank  of 2,84,439 in NEET UG, getting an MBBS seat in a government medical college through the All India Quota is quite challenging unless you belongs to a reserved category like SC/ST or has a state quota advantage with a lower cutoff. However, there's

A score of 369 is far below minimum qualifying marks for government MBBS seats in Karnataka, where the cutoff is upto 610 marks.  Therefore, government or semi-government MBBS seats are unattainable with your score.

Instead you can apply for nearby private colleges which may accept a score of upto 350.

With AIR 2.8 lakh even with EWS category there are slim chances of getting into a MBBs college. Hoever you can get into BDS college in the periphery or in your domicile state.

Apply for both counselling and choose the college priority list carefully according to previous year trends to

With a score of 377, you are highly unlikely to get an MBBS seat even through Tamil Nadu state quota in genral category.

Government colleges in Tamil Nadu require significantly higher marks for admission.

You can instead apply for other allied medical courses like BDS, Paramedical courses AYUSH like BAMS,

Dear Aspirant,

In NEET 2024, the state merit list for Andhra Pradesh showed that candidates with ranks as high as 906 and NEET scores around 667 were allotted seats in top government medical colleges like Andhra University and S.V. University. The state rank corresponds closely to the NEET All India

Hello,

The NEET UG counselling for Delhi University under the 85% State Quota is expected to start from 21 July 2025 and will continue till 28 July 2025 .

Candidates applying under the Delhi State Quota should:

1. Register on the MCC portal between 21 to 28 July 2025 .

2. Fill

Hello,

With a NEET score of 391 and All India SC category rank of 15661, it is quite difficult to get an MBBS seat under the state quota in Rajasthan .

The cut-offs for SC category in government colleges are usually higher. However, you may have a chance in private

After NEET PG, candidates seeking admission to postgraduate medical courses under the state quota should consider applying to states with a high number of PG seats and favorable eligibility conditions. Karnataka is one of the top choices, with over 5,000 PG seats and a large number of private colleges that

Hello,

If you are truly focused on becoming a doctor and are ready to study seriously, then taking a complete drop can be a good option. Since you didn’t prepare properly this year, you can use the drop year to study well and aim for a better NEET score.

But

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