Hello Aayushi,

Thanks for reaching out!

with 434 marks and AIR 148104 in NEET 2025,it's difficult to get an MBBS seat in Govt college for a general Delhi candidate,as cut-offs are much higher , Private or deemed universities might be possible  but fees are higher.

For BDS,you might have a chance in private colleges though cut-offs range from 440-500 plus you've very limited options in Delhi due to high competition.

If you're open to nearby options you may get a chance here:

IDST dental college,Modinagar

Inderprastha Dental college, Ghaziabad

Santhosh Dental college, Ghaziabad

You can also explore courses like BAMS,BHMS,BPT with lower cutoffs and good careers.

Join counselling and keep an eye on final rounds of allotment for possible BDS seats.

Explore seat chances and counselling info here:

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With 403 marks in NEET (AIR 204962), EWS, MP domicile, and female quota, you may get BHMS/BAMS in private colleges easily. Govt BAMS is possible in later rounds. Govt BDS is tough, but private BDS under management/EWS quota is possible. Apply in MP state counseling.

With a NEET UG rank of 193000, MBBS seats in government colleges may be out of reach in the General category. However, BDS in private colleges is possible, especially in states like Karnataka, UP, or Tamil Nadu under management quota. You may also explore MBBS in private deemed universities or abroad (like Georgia, Philippines, etc.) if budget allows. Some state counseling rounds may offer vacant seats in semi-government colleges, so register for your home state and MCC counseling rounds.

For BDS admission under the OBC category through NEET, the closing rank depends on the year and the type of college. But usually, if you are from the OBC category and want to get a seat in a government dental college through All India Quota, your NEET score should be at least 520 to 540 marks. This means your rank should be under 3,00,000 to have a better chance.

Last year, many OBC students got BDS seats in government colleges with ranks around 3,50,000 or a little more. But for top dental colleges like in Mumbai, Delhi, or Bangalore, the cutoff can go higher, around 540 to 560 marks.

In state quota counselling, the cutoff may be a little lower depending on your state. So even if your rank is a little above 3 lakh, you may still get a seat through your state counselling, especially in private or semi-government colleges.

You can check more details here:
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/bds-cutoff-for-neet