Hello Rohan,

as a Bihar resident seeking MBBS admission in Uttar Pardesh private medical colleges through NEET 2025, you should aim for a score of at least 300-350 to have a fair chance under the management quota. in NEET 2024, candidates with scores around 292 secures seats in private colleges like ERA'S Lucknow Medical College. keep in  mind that cutoffs can vary each year based on factors like seat availability and competition.

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.

The annual tuition fee for MBBS in government medical colleges in Kerala is approximately RS 27,580. Additional charges such as hostel fees and caution deposits vary by institution.

For instance, Government Medical College, Kottayam charges RS 3,000 as hostel fee, while Government Medical College, Kozhikode charges RS 11,310.

Other expenses may include university fees and miscellaneous charges.

HEY THERE!!!

1. With a score of 200 in NEET 2025, securing admission to a private MBBS college in Haryana is, frankly, extremely improbable.
2. The typical cutoff for private medical institutions in Haryana falls somewhere between 415 and 515 marks, often even higher depending on the year’s competition.
3. Even for management quota seats—which some assume might have lower thresholds—the cutoff seldom drops anywhere near 200.
4. In summary, unless there is a drastic and unexpected shift in cutoff trends, a significantly higher score is necessary for admission.

Good evening! Well done on securing a NEET qualifying spot! If you are unable to get a free MBBS seat from your NEET marks, you can always write the EAMCET (Engineering, Agriculture, and Medical Common Entrance Test).

Though EAMCET is for engineering and agriculture-related courses mostly, it doesn't give direct MBBS seats. Still, you have the following options:

1. Management Quota Seats in Private Medical Colleges:
Some of the private medical colleges provide MBBS seats under management quota. The seats normally charge more fees, but you might be able to get admission through your NEET qualification.

2. Other Medical Courses:
By way of EAMCET, you can opt for BAMS, BHMS, and other alternative medical courses. These can also be lucrative if you want to pursue a career in the medical field but cannot receive a free MBBS seat.

3. Alternative State or Private College:
Certain states or private colleges might take NEET scores for admission to MBBS if you fit their requirement.

Things you can do:

Seek counseling in NEET and EAMCET (for BAMS, BHMS, etc.).
Investigate management quota in private colleges.
Find out if there are any other alternatives in private or deemed universities that accept the score in NEET.

Hi!

The state with the lowest MBBS cutoff is usually Bihar . For General category, the cutoff is around 660+ marks .

The fee for government colleges in Bihar is around 10,000 to 20,000 rupees per year , making it one of the most affordable.

Hope this helps you!

Since you have a Gujarat OBC NCL certificate, you can avail reservation benefits during UG MBBS admissions in Gujarat, which may include seat quota and fee concessions depending on the college.

Hello,

if you leave the government veterinary college seat, you may need to pay compensation as per the bond conditions signed during admission. usually, original certificates returned after fulfilling the formal exit process and any dues. check with your college's adminstration or prospects for exact rules on withdrawl and bond terms