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with 300 marks in NEET is difficult. For government medical colleges, the cut-off is much higher—usually above 600 for general category and around 500+ for reserved categories. However, private medical colleges under the management quota may still offer seats. The problem is that fees in private medical colleges can be very high, sometimes ranging from 15–25 lakhs per year. If you belong to SC/ST category and are applying through state counselling, there might be some slim chances in deemed universities, but they are rare. Another option is to consider BDS (Dental), BAMS (Ayurveda), or BHMS (Homeopathy) because with 300 marks, chances are much higher for these courses in both government and private colleges.

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Hi,

This depends upon what category, state and what Quota you are targeting, like All India Quota or State Quota.

- All India Quota and Government Colleges require more than 600 marks

- State Quotas differ based on different states, but usually, based on previous years, they close between 550 to 530.

- Cutoffs are usually lowered in reserved Categories like SC, ST, & OBC. Usually around 450.

- Private colleges do accept 300-400. But the fees are usually on the higher side.

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