A NEET rank of six lakhs seventy seven thousand two hundred twenty six in SC category means admission to private medical colleges in West Bengal or elsewhere will not be possible Most private medical colleges cut off much earlier with SC category closing ranks generally around one lakh to two lakh For example state medical colleges had closing SC rank near one lakh twenty thousand to one lakh thirty thousand in previous years and private colleges likely fill before that threshold With a rank above four lakh it becomes extremely unlikely to receive a seat under SC reservation in any private medical college across India To pursue MBBS you should consider repeating NEET and aiming for a higher score or explore alternative programs in allied health sciences such as BSc Nursing BPT or Pharmacy These fields offer good career options and have lower NEET cutoff requirements

1. Chances for MBBS in Government Medical Colleges

With 484 marks and OBC category, it is very unlikely to get an MBBS seat in a government medical college through:

All India Quota (15%)

State Quota (85%), unless your state has a very low cut-off (which is rare)

For example:

In most states (like Bihar, UP, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, etc.), OBC cutoff for MBBS in government colleges is above 530–580.

2. MBBS in Private Colleges (Deemed / State)

You may have some chances in:

Private medical colleges (depending on the state)

Deemed universities (but expensive, Rs.15–25 lakhs per year)

Management quota seats (fees can go higher)

3. Alternative Medical Courses (Good Options)

If MBBS isn’t feasible this year, you can still choose a great career in the medical field:

• BDS (Dental)

Possible in private college

Good career in dental clinics, cosmetic dentistry, etc.

• BAMS / BHMS / BUMS

Indian traditional systems (Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Unani)

Decent government and private college options for OBC candidates at 480+ marks

• B.Sc Nursing / Paramedical Courses

BPT (Physiotherapy), BOT (Occupational Therapy), B.Sc Radiology, B.Sc Lab Technology, etc.

These are available in reputed government and private colleges

Lower cost, good career scope, job-ready in 3–4 years

4. Options Abroad

MBBS in countries like Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Georgia, Bangladesh — at approx. 25–30 lakhs total.

Hello,

Holding an All India Rank of 2,71,334 in NEET 2025 and classified under the General (Unreserved) category, your likelihood of obtaining a BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) seat in a government institution is quite limited, as government homeopathy colleges typically set higher cut-offs, particularly for unreserved category applicants. Nonetheless, cut-off trends may change annually due to the exam's difficulty, the number of candidates, and the seat availability. Thus, it is strongly advised that you engage in the counselling procedure, both the All India AYUSH counselling organized by AACCC and your specific state-level AYUSH counselling. By doing so, you can investigate all options, including private or semi-government BHMS colleges, which often have lower cut-offs. Engaging in counselling maintains your alternatives, and you may encounter available positions in subsequent rounds for which you might qualify.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello aspirant!

With a score of 270 in NEET 2025 and belonging to the SC category, here’s how things stand regarding BDS admission.

You have cleared the SC qualifying marks, which generally range from 129 to 163 marks. This means you are fully eligible to participate in counselling. For government BDS seats under the All India Quota, SC students often secure admission with scores between 350 to 420. State quota cutoffs for SC can be even lower in many regions.

In your case, a score of 270 might be a bit low for the AIQ seats, but you still have a fair chance under the Telangana state quota. Government dental colleges in Telangana sometimes fill seats at scores below 300 for SC candidates, especially in the later counselling rounds.

Apart from that, you could also explore private dental colleges in Telangana. Many of them accept NEET scores in the 250 to 300 range for SC category students. If you’d like, I can help suggest a list of colleges that fit your profile based on your category and score.

All the best!

Hello aspirant!

With 404 marks in NEET 2025 and belonging to the ST category, your chances of getting an MBBS seat in a government medical college are quite decent, especially through the State Quota.

Under the All India Quota (AIQ), ST candidates generally secure government MBBS seats with scores ranging from 400 to 470, depending on the state and the college. Since your score is right at the lower edge of this range, it might be a bit difficult through AIQ, but not impossible—especially if you're open to colleges in northeastern or less competitive states.

Your category rank of 3068 also gives you a chance in State Quota seats, which usually have lower cutoffs than AIQ. Some states accept even 380–400 marks for ST candidates in the later rounds of counselling.

All the best!