Hi

You have not mentioned your domicile state but your profile suggests that you are from Telangana so I am assuming it as your domicile state

Making prediction is difficult as cut off  marks to get a seat in a medical college is quite difficult but when we go through previous year trends then

With 400 marks your chances for government medical colleges is low.

For example,

In neet 2019 ,  426 for sc category was the cut off marks/ lowest marks  that got an mbbs seat in a government medical college under Telangana  state quota  and it was for GOVT MEDICAL COLLEGE, SURYAPET

You can check the same at

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-telangana

But yes,

cut  off   marks / rank   for medical colleges keeps changing every year  depending upon various factors like  number of students that appeared in the neet examination, kind of marks obtained by students  in neet , toughness level of the neet examination, number of seats available etc.

So ,  you should try to get at least 50 marks  more in comparison of Neet 2019 in your Neet 2021 Examination to be on the safer side, so you should try to get at least around 480 marks.

Now , limited time is left for your neet 2021 examination, so focus on preparation, go through the chapters , practise questions and then revise them, go through mock test papers once you are done with complete syllabus. To help you in your preparation we have neet knockout for you :- https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet

Thank you

Hello Aspirant,

See there is no any fixed minimum marks for securing government seat or government college for MBBS through NEET but as per the previous years analysis and taking the increment in cut-offs from past 3-4 years into consideration if you belongs to SC category then you should secure at least 450+ out of 720 in NEET for state quota seats in Government medical colleges and 540+ in NEET for All India quota seats in Government medical colleges but if you want to get admission in AIIMS/JIPMER like central institutions then you should aim for at least 600+ out of 720 in NEET 2021.

Note that above prediction is as per the trends of previous years and this might get changed with some variations depending upon factors like :-

** Number of candidates appearing for NEET

** difficulty level of paper

** top score of this year and so on..

If you are preparing for NEET 2021 then to help you in your preparation we have some resources which you can access from the link given below :-

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/?product=50&icn=knockout-neet-2021-may&ici=

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello,

You need to score the minimum cut off marks specified by a college in which you are interested to seek admission. The cut off for Government Medical Colleges are higher compared to private colleges. Each year the cut off changes for each college and it is different for state quota seats and All India Quota seats. You need to score minimum 560-580 marks or above in NEET to get admission in to a Government Medical College under EWS category. Cut off depends on various factors like total number of seats available, difficulty level of examination and total number of candidates appeared. To check our article on NEET cut off click on the link below

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

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Hi

Your profile suggests that your domicile state is Telangana

Predicting the marks required to get a seat  is quite difficult but when we go through previous year trends then

In neet 2019 , 453 marks for st category was the cut off marks/ lowest marks  that got a  seat in a govt medical college under Telangana State quota and it was for GOVT MEDICAL COLLEGE, NALGONDA

You can check the same at
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-telangana

But yes,
cut  off   marks / rank   for medical colleges keeps changing every year  depending upon various factors like  number of students that appeared in the neet examination, kind of marks obtained by students  in neet , toughness level of the neet examination, number of seats available etc.

So ,  in your Neet 2021 Examination to be on the safer side, so you should target at least around 50 marks more in comparison of 2019 cut off i. e around 500 marks .

Now , limited time is left for your neet 2021 examination, so focus on preparation, go through the chapters , practise questions and then revise them, go through mock test papers once you are done with complete syllabus. To help you in your preparation we have neet knockout, the link for the same is provided below :-
https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet

Thank you

Hi,

NEET is one of the most competitive exam as they are a large number of students who apply and there are a limited number of seats. So, to get a seat for MBBS is next to impossible with just qualification marks even if you have reservation. However, there might be some chances in private colleges, but they charge a huge amount of fees.

Here is a link from where you can get both rank and marks cut offs for colleges:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off-for-government-colleges

I hope this helped you.

Hi student,

I would like to inform you that as Jipmer is a very Prestigious College of India and is one of the topper of the best medical colleges list in india.So to get admission into it you need to score a very high rank but i am afraid that is not in your case as the cutoff of Jipmer Karaikal will be under 1000 rank so you cannot get that college this year.

Through Stray Vacancy round also you cannot get admission into Jipmer this year as the no of seats which reach the stray vacancy rounds are very less so you need to consider other possibilities preferably in your state mostly.

You can also use our collage predictor to understand your standing in the competetion:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer .

You can read about the cutoff of Neet for a few previous years in the Following link:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off .

Thank You.

Hello aspirant,

Delhi contains 9 medical colleges. AIIMS medical college has 50 seats and it gives admission to students by the rank of NEET examination. Total 6 government colleges are present in Delhi which consists of 900 MBBS seats. Delhi has one deemed university which comprises 100 MBBS seats. The state also has an army college of medical sciences which provides admission to children of Army or Ex-Army persons.

List of Medical Colleges                                           Total Seats

All India Institute of Medical Sciences                           50

Army College of Medical Sciences                              100

Dr.Ambedkar Medical College                              100

Lady Hardinge Medical College                              200

Maulana Azad Medical College                              250

North Delhi Municipal Corporation Medical College      50

University College of Medical Sciences                     150

Vardhman Mahavir Medical College                     150

40.5% of MBBS seats in various medical colleges are reserved for GN(General or Unreserved) category students.

For GEN- EWS (General Economically Weaker Section) category 10% MBBS seats are reserved for aspirants. Candidates whose family gross annual income is less than Rs 8 Lakhs are eligible for EWS Reservation Category.

15% MBBS seats are reserved for SC (Scheduled Caste) category aspirants.

7.5% MBBS seats are reserved for ST (Scheduled Tribe) category aspirants.

For OBC (Other Backward Class)category, 27% of MBBS Seats are reserved for candidates.

For PH (Persons with Disability) category candidates, 5% MBBS seats are reserved. In this, 5% of seats in all reservation categories like GN, EWS, OBC, SC, ST are reserved for aspirants with disability from that particular reservation category.

There is 5% horizontal reservation provided for Defence Category in all institutes and the counselling is administered by Indraprastra University.

Hope this helps,

All the Best!!

Hello,

If you are OBC candidate then you will definitely get any medical college in Karnataka. Because 450+ marks in NEET examination for reserve candidate is ideal score. You can get private medical college with government quota..so your fees will be low than the private medical colleges. But if you get admission in government medical college then you have to get more marks in NEET. Then you will get government medical college.

All the best.

Hello Dear,

The cutoff varies every year but if you score 570+ in NEET then there is a chance you can get MBBS Government college in Uttar Pradesh. Directorate of Medical Education and Training (DMET), Lucknow will release the NEET 2021 cutoff UP after the completion of the admission process.

You can visit the link below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-up

Good Luck