Hi,

The cut off of colleges vary every year based on various factors. So an accurate prediction is not possible. Since your profile mentions Bihar as your place the answering is based on that information. Based on previous year data the admission to AIQ seats seems tough with this mark but you might have chances in the state quota seats of following colleges

Lord Budha Koshi Medical College and Hospital, Saharsa

Madhubani Medical College, Madhubani

Narayan Medical College and Hospital, Sasaram and so on.

There are also chances in the state quota seats of following dental colleges based on previous year data

Buddha Institute of Dental Science & Hospital, Patna

Mithila Minority Dental College & Hospital and so on.

The chances may vary based on many factors as I said earlier. To know your chances more accurately in colleges please use college predictor given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

All the best.

Hello

With 442 in NEET you must have got a rank around 113000. With this rank you can apply for Private MBBS or BDS colleges in AIQ counselling. You may also apply for Management quota seats in Karnataka state counselling. You may also wait for AYUSH Counselling to start.

As far as Bihar State Counselling is concerned, with your rank and assuming you to be from general  category you can get Lord Budha Koshi Medical College and Hospital, Saharsa,

Madhubani Medical College, Madhubani

Mithila Minority Dental College & Hospital

Sarjug Dental College & Hospital, Laheriasarai hence I would recommend you to sit for State Counselling incase you decide not to go for AIQ counselling.

The chances of getting CMC Vellore are not high as even though it is a private college it is highly reputed and prestigious and has high cutoffs.

You may use https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor to know about your chances of getting admission there.

Dear aspirant,

The category wise cutoff for some private colleges in mp (2019) are listed below:

Amaltas institute of medical sciences

general: 471

OBC : 469

SC : 324

ST: 119

chirayu medical college, Bhopal

general: 508

OBC: 494

SC: 353

ST: 192

index medical college, Indore

general: 479

OBC: 459

SC: 328

ST: 192

LN medical college, Bhopal

general: 493

OBC: 467

SC: 331

ST:107

For further information and details you may visit the official websites of these colleges.

Regards!!

Hello Sakshi,

Dear medical Aspirant,As you said you got 500 marks in NEET and you are from General category.Sakshi you may have very good chances for government colleges for your score in rounds cutoff counselling.And you can achieve admission in Bihar private colleges.

MBBS is a 5.5 years degree course,4.5 years is for class academic program,and 1 year for internship.Aspirants who will obtain equal or higher than cutoff score in there respective categories will only be eligible for admission to bihar MBBS colleges.

Candidates who miss the Bihar MBBS/BDS cutoff in first round, however the cutoff criteria for second will be considered for MBBS admission for second round.

Giving you some private colleges and there fee details ,and NEET cutoff based on previous year for General category in Bihar :-

• Narayan Medical college and hospital,sasaram-441-5,625,000 total fee-10,22,800per annum.
• Mata gujri memorial medical college and lions sevakendra hospital,kishanganj-473-3,821,000 total-6,94,750.
• Indian institute of health education and research, patna.-617.
• Katihar medical college , katihar-491-4,096,000-7,44,727 per annum.
• Mata gujri university, kishanganji-473-6,94,000 per annum.
• AI-karem university, katihar.
• Lord buddha koshi medical college and hospital,saharsa-424-5,801,500 total-9,23,909 Per annum.

Cutoff may varies for every year based on no.of candidates registered for exam,no.of seats available and previous year cutoff trends etc.You may have very good chances for Dental government colleges . Because you had very good score.

For more information about Cutoff please visit the given link:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-bihar/amp

For rank prediction ,use our rank predictor tool :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

I will recommend you to use our college predictor tool :-

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

Feel free to ask if you have any questions.

All the very best!!!

Hi candidate,

The minimum marks for getting admissions into good private colleges is 50 percentile for General category, and above 40 percentile foe students belonging to SC/ ST/ OBC category. which resembles to above 280 marks out of 720 to get a decent seat.

Since you have not got at least 280+ marks, so try harder the next time and focus and strategize your schedule in a better way and try to improve your score as their are several chances for NEET.

Wish you all the best, Better luck next time!!

Hope you are doing good in this pandemic situation.

Your score is too low show the chances of getting an MBBS seat is very bleak.

but you don't need to worry you can use our college predictor tool to know about your price chances in medical colleges all over India.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

You have high chances in easy point College of medical science and research Bangalore. They have a annual fees of 5 lakh per annum. This is only their colleges fees excluding the the hostel fees.

you have very bleak chances for Oxford medical college but you will get a seat in Oxford dental College. The fees per annum is around 600000.

Hi aspirant,

Based on the marks you have scored in NEET and your reservation quota, it may be difficult to get admission for MBBS government seats under 85% state quota or even All India quota.

However, you may apply for admission for MBBS at deemed universities through MCC and also have a chance of getting admission for MBBS management seats at private medical colleges in Karnataka.

If you want to predict your chances of admission accurately for MBBS/BDS courses based on your performance in NEET, check out the College Predictor 2020 here:

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

Hello aspirant,

Your AIR and score is a basis on which it is decided whether you can get government or private medical colleges via the All India quota seats (15%) or the State Quota seats (85%). It can be admission in any MBBS or BDS colleges based on this rank. Since you haven't mentioned your AIR and even your category rank, it wouldn't be possible to guide you in this regard. But since you have a domicile of Madhya Pradesh, you can check this link for the cutoffs in different colleges: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-mp

To know about which colleges you will get in through the NEET UG examination, kindly use the college predictor tool in the link: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hello Aspirant ,

There is not much of a difference, between them, a deemed university is a status of independence given by the  Department of Higher Education (DHE), MHRD, on the advice of UGC, they are neither private nor government. This means that they will have full autonomy in deciding what courses to offer  , their curriculum ,admission procedure ,the fee structure etc. Basically they can make their own rules regarding anything,they are all on their own. On the other hand private universities are independent too but they still have to follow UGC's rules and regulation to function,as they are approved by them . The deemed universities are authorized to give their own degree/diploma.So basically the difference is that deemed universities are more flexible compared to private universities . The fee structure is almost the same in both and  will vary with different courses from college to college but always it is way more than a state or central university. Regarding the admission , if it is medical it based on NEET exam for all types of colleges and after clearing the exam you can attend the all India or state counselling.The Medical counselling committee will conduct counselling for the 15% from AIQ , and 100% seats of Deemed and Central universities.The designated state counselling authorities will grant seats based on NEET score for the rest of 85% of government colleges and all the private colleges.

All the best

Hope it helps