With a JEE Main percentile of 53.83 and EWS rank of 89,247 , securing admission to IGEC Sagar for CSE or IT is unlikely, as the closing ranks for these branches are higher.

• Consider other colleges with lower cutoff ranks.

• Focus on improving your JEE score for future admissions.

With a NEET 2025 score of 260, it is unlikely to secure a seat in Government Medical College, Sagar (MP) under the general category. However, chances may vary based on your category and state quota.

With a NEET score of 454, securing a merit seat for BAMS in KDMG Ayurvedic Medical College, Chalisgaon is possible, but not guaranteed.

The fee for a merit seat at the college is approximately INR 4,90,721.

https://kdmgsinstitutions.co.in/fees-details/

Check the article below to understand more

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/kdmgs-ayurved-medical-college-and-hospital-chalisgaon/cut-off

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With a NEET 2025 score of 401 (SC category, Haryana), getting MBBS in a government college is unlikely, as last year's SC cutoffs were 510+.

Options:

Try private medical colleges in Haryana.

Consider BDS (dental) courses.

Explore other states with lower SC cutoffs.

Repeat NEET for a better score if aiming for govt. MBBS.

Hello,

Yes, if someone passes their qualifying exam just with grace marks but scores a very good rank in NEET, then they can still get admission in AIIMS.

The main thing is your NEET score. As long as you pass the 12th board exam (even with grace marks) and meet the eligibility (like 50% marks in PCB for general category), then your NEET rank will decide your admission.

So, passing with grace is okay, but NEET score must be good enough for AIIMS cut-off.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

with an expected NEET score of 450, getting an MBBS seat under the state government quota is possible but depends on your state, category, and cutoff trends. in general, this score may secure a seat in less competitive states for reserved categories. for open category in top states, the chances are moderate to low.

Dear aspirant,

An expected score of 420 in NEET is not considered as high enough to get a seat in government medical college especially for the All India Quota. It may be sufficient for some private colleges or for certain reserved categories in state level counseling. So if you belong to a reserved category then your chances of getting a seat in a government medical college may be a bit better. You can check our college predictor to get best results. Visit this link given below.

https://medicine.careers360.com/nta-neet-college-predictor

Even with a strong NEET score, candidates must satisfy the specific eligibility criteria in their 12th standard examinations to be considered for admission to BAMS or other AYUSH programs. The regulatory bodies—CCIM/NCISM—require that students pass Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English as core subjects.

Additionally, there are minimum aggregate marks required in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology: 50% for General category, and 40% for SC/ST/OBC candidates. This criterion is strictly enforced. A good NEET score alone is not sufficient; both the NEET qualification and the PCB percentage must be met for admission.

For further details regarding eligibility, cut-offs, and the counselling process, it’s advisable to consult the Careers360 BAMS Admission Guide.

If you need guidance on alternatives or specific state counselling, feel free to ask.

With a NEET UG 2025 score of 540 and belonging to the OBC category in Punjab, you have a reasonable chance of securing admission to government medical colleges in the state, such as Government Medical College Patiala, Government Medical College Amritsar, and Guru Gobind Singh Medical College, Faridkot. In recent admission cycles, the cutoff for OBC candidates in these institutions has typically fluctuated between 530 and 560, depending on seat availability, competition, and reservation criteria.

A few key points to consider:

• - Ensure you register for the Punjab state counseling conducted by BFUHS.
• - Keep an eye on the round-wise cutoffs, as opportunities may arise in subsequent counseling rounds if seats remain vacant or cutoffs decrease.
• - Review the category-wise seat matrix and reservation guidelines to understand your standing in the competition.

Additionally, you may find it helpful to use the Careers360 NEET College Predictor for an informed estimate of potential college options.

If you require guidance regarding counseling registration or the documentation process, feel free to ask.

With a NEET UG 2025 score of 415, securing an MBBS seat in Maharashtra's government medical colleges is unlikely, as previous year cutoffs for the EWS category were around 617.  However, you may have a chance in private medical colleges under the state quota, where EWS cutoffs have been approximately 549.  It's advisable to participate in the state counseling process and consider options in private institutions. Keep in mind that private college fees are significantly higher than those in government colleges.