Hello,

Especially at private or deemed institutions, intelligent choice filling is crucial if you have a NEET score of 400 in order to improve your chances of landing a good MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS, aur related seat. To fill up your preferences, follow these steps.

• Recognise Your choices: The general category has little possibility of getting a government MBBS seat at 400, but in some States, it is conceivable for OBC, SC, and ST candidates. You stand a strong chance At private or deemed MBBS institutions, BDS, BAMS, and BHMS.
• Cutoff for colleges : utilise your state counselling authority and The MCC cut off data from the previous year. Make sure they fit your category and place of residence.
• Prepare your priority list: most desired college on top and then further.
• Sort by fee and location
• Lock carefully

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With a NEET 2025 rank of 615015, getting admission to an MBBS program in deemed universities is extremely unlikely. Most deemed universities offering MBBS close their admissions for management quota seats around the 2 to 2.5 lakh rank mark, and sometimes even earlier for more reputed ones.

Your rank is far beyond the typical cutoff range for deemed colleges, even under the management quota. At this point, your realistic chances lie in exploring alternate courses such as BDS, BAMS, or paramedical programs where cutoffs tend to go lower.

If you are absolutely set on pursuing MBBS, you may want to consider reappearing for NEET or exploring MBBS programs abroad in countries like Russia, Georgia, or the Philippines, where NEET qualification is sufficient regardless of rank.

Hope this helps!

Hello,

You have a reasonable probability of being selected for an MBBS seat in Madhya Pradesh if you receive 445 points in NEET 2025 and fall into the EWS category, particularly in the state quota. It is contingent upon a number of variables, including competition level, number of seats, and cut-off trends.

You can also monitor private or semi-government medical colleges in MP, where you may be able to secure a spot under the EWS quota with this score.

Recommendations:

• Use the DMP MP official webpage to register for MP sate counselling.
• Take part in every counselling session to increase your chances.
• Explore other options like BDS, BAMS.

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With an NEET 2025 All India rank of 180,934 and an SC category rank of 10,303, you are eligible for MBBS programs primarily in private medical colleges and possibly in some state quota government colleges across India.

For AIQ under the Al India Quota, general seats will not be available at your rank, but SC reserved seats in deemed and private institutions often fill up much later. Simultaneously, state governments allocate reserved seats under their state quotas, and many government colleges accept SC candidates with ranks in this range.

Your best strategy is to apply for both AIQ and your state quota. In AIQ, focus on private and deemed colleges that historically admit students with ranks similar to yours. In your state quota, aim for SC reserved seats in government colleges that have higher cutoff ranks. Keep your college and branch choices broad and flexible. Seats often open up in later rounds, so participate in every counselling phase.

Overall, your profile is well suited for private medical colleges and possibly government colleges under SC reservation. If you'd like, share your state of domicile and any preferred locations, and I can help build a shortlist of colleges with their expected cutoffs.

All the best!

Hello aspirant,

Even if you are from reserved category, your score is much less than the cutoff marks of dental college. The cut off marks for dental colleges usually range from 400 to 500 score, which is way higher than your score.

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Hello,

Even for private colleges, obtaining a BAMS seat under Maharashtra's management quota is quite unlikely with 135 NEET scores. Even with the management quota, the NEET score needed for BAMS is usually higher, and 135 is usually seen as a low score.

Although, some colleges still accept students with low NEET scores under management quota, especially in later round of counselling.

Hello,

Since the cutoff for the OBC category in Government Medical and dental institute usually stays 400 to 520 marks, your prospects of getting MBBS or BDS in a Government College are regrettably very low, if you have 279 marks in NEET 2025, an approximate rank of 5 lakh 4000, and you belong to the OBC group.

However, depending on the kind of college you are talking about, you still have some options. This is a summary:

BAMS

Indeed, with 279 marks, one has a reasonable chance of obtaining a b a MS need in an Uttar Pradesh private institution via up AYUSH counselling, particularly during mapak or stray vacancy rounds. Under the OBC quota, some private AYUSH college except applicants with scores around this range.

BDS

Even if it's challenging in the early rounds, if there are still openings in some private dentistry colleges, you might be admitted in the later rounds.

What You should do:

• Sign up for AYUSH and medical UP state counselling.
• Take part in every round, including the stray vacancy and mop-up round
• Also keep up on cut off and seat availability.

With a NEET score of 132, securing a seat in a BSc Nursing college through the main counseling rounds is unlikely, even in the stray round. For BHU's BSc Biotechnology program through CUET, a score of 330/1000 may not be sufficient, but it's worth exploring the specific cutoffs for the program and participating in the counseling process.

Hello,

No, most colleges, especially government ones, do not admit students with a NEET score of 67 to BSc Nursing programs. Many colleges, especially those connected to AIIMS or deemed colleges, use NEET results as a factor for admission, even though they are not usually required for BSc Nursing programs.

But they are also other ways to pursue BSc Nursing:

• Some colleges conduct separated exams for BSc. Nursing.
• You can also apply for direct admission or for management quota seats in private colleges.

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