I m obc category and i got 585 marks in neet 2022 .Can i get government medical college in Bihar??

Hello,

There is no upper age limit to appear for NEET UG and there is no number of limits to appear for NEET UG. So yes, you can appear for NEET UG next year if you wish to get admission next year. Here is the eligibility criteria for NEET UG kindly go through it

Education Eligibility Criteria

• You must have passed 10+2 with English, Biology/Bio-Technology, Physics and Chemistry from a recognized board.
• If you belong to general category you must score minimum 50% marks aggregate in Biology/Bio-Technology, Physics and Chemistry taken together including practical and theory examination.
• For candidates belonging to OBC/SC/ST it is minimum 40% aggregate marks in Biology/Bio-Technology, Physics and Chemistry taken together including practical and theory examination.
• For candidates belonging to PWD category it is minimum 45% aggregate marks in Biology/Bio-Technology, Physics and Chemistry taken together including practical and theory examination.

Age Criteria

• The minimum age must be 17 years as on December 31st in the year of admission.
• There is no upper age limit as it is removed.

Nationality

• Indian Nationals, NRIs, OCIs, PIOs & Foreign Nationals aspirants are eligible to apply.

Hello aspirant

Here is a list of colleges with their previous year cut off score-

St John Medical College, Bangalore- 616

MS Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore- 599

Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences, Bangalore- 591

Father Muller Institute of Medical Sciences- 576

Al- Ameen Medical College, Vijayapur- 552

Kanachur Institute of Medical Sciences- 543

GR Medical College and Hospital, Mangalore- 553

Alternatively, you can also use the NEET UG 2022 college predictor tool to predict your chances of getting a college- https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

Hope it helps!

Category Cut off Score State Rank Cut off
OC-F-NL          569
OC-NL             567
OC-F                558
OC                   557
BCD-NL           540
BCD-F                 534
BCD                    529
BCB-NL              523
BCB-F                 519
BCC-F.               516
BCB                    509
BCA-F-NL         507
BCC                    500
BCA-F                 495
BCA                    494
BCE-F-NL         492
BCE-NL               490
ST-NL.              488
BCE                     476
SC-F-NL            468
SC-NL                  463
SC-F                     455
SC                        454
ST-F                     416
ST                        414
BCB-NCC          328

No the result if NEET is valid for current year only so you need to get admission in current year.

Hey Aspirant
Your last year score was amazingly amazing , if you keep working you will definitely get a good rank.

Taking a drop 4th for your dream branch / career is always worth. If you only want to see yourself as a doctor and nothing else .
But Increasingly number of drops might be a problem as time is precious and it waits for noone and it cannot be reversed.
Increasing the number of drop years won't help unless you work harder.
Dropping 4th time feels easy like we can crack it as we know the pattern and are aware of the syllabus but it doesn't work that way , you have to work with more power than before and in consistent way.

So if you are planning to take a drop again I would suggest to join a BSC college or any other degree college and prepare simultaneously .
Ask yourself what stopped you from scoring well in your previous attempts.Be honest to yourself .And this start preparing with all determination .

Some tips for neet UG preparation,
Give NTA mock tests , give 1test per day but do not forget to review the answers and note the mistakes you did in that test.
Practising previous year questions ,
Reading NCERT textbooks of 11th and 12th standard line by line ,
practicing daily Mcqs,
Revise Formulas of physics
Revise named reactions of chemistry
Doing all this will help you secure a very good rank .
Make a notebook and add the extra points which you found new. Work on your weak points.
Revise it Daily .
Study for atleast 6-7hours per day with focus and concentration .

After all this Spend some time with your family and/or go for a walk.
Wishing you all the very best .

For more information about eligibility , syllabus , colleges and updates about neet UG follow the link.
https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet

Thank you

Dear aspirant,

It is quite hard to predict the exact admission situation as it depends on the number of students willing to take admission in the course and the number of students attempting the exam.

Looking at the previous year trends we can say that it is quite difficult to get JAYPEE Noida with this percentile.

You have a good chance of getting a rank of about 2.5 L.

CSE and IT are extremely competitive in almost all colleges.

The cutoff for CSE in Jaypee last year was a rank of 45 K and hence we can say it is quite difficult.

The cutoff for private colleges like Thapar, SASTRA, Symbiosis is also above 85 percentile and hence it is quite difficult.

So, please try getting admission via other exams or your board exam score. If you have 97+ percentage in your board exam you have a really good chance of getting SASTRA, or any other private college that accepts Board exam percentage.

You have a good chance of getting Biotechnology (a good chance for getting this in JAYPEE) Chemical and Civil with your score in private colleges.

Hope this helps.

Please check the link below for more details on private colleges that accept your JEE score.

Private colleges accepting JEE score

Hello,

Yes, Amrita Chennai offers daily bus facilities. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham buses are available for transporting students and staff from the city and suburbs to the college. The buses start at 7.25AM from city and run through the stops indicated below and leave the campus at 5.15PM.

However, in case you want other means of travel then you can opt from the following:

1) Local buses

2) Van services

3) Car pooling

4) Cabs

I hope this helps,

All the best

Hello aspirant,

The NEET qualifying cutoff is made public by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for all medical candidates. The general category's NEET cutoff percentile is 50th, while the percentage for SC/ST/OBC is 40th. The NTA publishes the NEET qualifying cutoff scores along with the results at neet.nta.nic.in. Previously, the general category's NEET cutoff passing marks were from 720 to 138, while those for SC, ST, and OBC were 137 to 108.

To know the neet cutoff of previous years you can visit our site by clicking on link given below.

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

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello

The NEET cut offs is depend upon each categories and also varies from college to college also, Not be same in all colleges.

Here are colleges of West Bengal cut offs of colleges;

• Bankura samnilani Medical College, BanBankura- 526 score and rank is 34788
• Burdwan Medical College, Burdwan- 535 score and rank is 30806
• Calcutta National Medical College, Kolkata- 557 and rank is 21067
• College of Medicine and JNM Hospital, Kalyani- 530 and rank is 33254
• College of Medicine and Sangore Dutta Hospital- 536 and rank is 30197
• Coochbehar Goverment Medical College & Hospital- 510 and rank is 43464
• Diamond Harbour Medical College & Hospital- - 517 and rank is 39500
• ESIC Medical College Joka, Kolkata

Here is the link which help you out to predict the colleges in west bengal;

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp