Uttar Pradesh:

Amity University, Lucknow (Private, direct admission)

SRMU, Lucknow – Affordable & 12th-based

Integral University, Lucknow

Delhi:

IIMT College of Law (Greater Noida) – Low fees, 12th-based

Delhi Metropolitan Education (DME) – IPU-affiliated, some direct seats

Bihar:

Patna Law College (PU-affiliated, merit-based)

Chanakya National Law University (CNLU) – Needs CLAT (not direct)

Bihar Institute of Law – Accepts 12th marks for some courses

A score around 110–120 in the MHT CET is generally what you need to be eligible for B.Sc. Agriculture at Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth (MPKV), Rahuri. The score is placed at the 92–98 percentile based on the category and the number of seats open for sale. 70% of the decision is made using your 12th-grade marks and the other 30% comes from your MHT CET score.

Your chance of getting into a government medical college under the All India Quota (AIQ) is minimal if you get 390 marks on NEET 2025 as an SC. However, the cut-off scores change from one state to another, in State Quota Counselling.

Medical colleges affiliated with the government are:

The SC cut-off in states such as Tamil Nadu is close to 420-440 marks. It may be that 390 out of 400 is not adequate.

In places like Maharashtra, students must get between 460 and 480 marks on their test to be eligible for the SC category which is extremely difficult.

Private Medical Colleges

- Private colleges accept students with low marks and you could qualify with 390.

Private colleges in Tamil Nadu may accept lower scores for admission such as 380-410 for SC category.

- A score of 400-430 may be considered by private institutes in Maharashtra for SC category.

Possible Options:

Signing up for counselling for State Quota seats may lead to lower cut-off scores.

Check the various private medical colleges across the nation.

- Try out states that aren’t very competitive for education like Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram or Sikkim.

Cut-offs might be different due to seat availability, number of applicants and similar reasons. You should go to the NEET counselling website and get guidance from professionals for the best results.

You might qualify for merit-based scholarships if you scored 464 in the 10th. Look up the requirements and instructions for scholarships with each school or institution you are planning to attend.

Hello,

Even if you haven't scored well in your 12th, you can still consider your CUET score. Anyone who wants to study at DU will have to appear for CUET. DU considers CUET score for admission. So, you still have a chance if your CUET score is good. Don't worry.

Hope this helps. All the best!