Qualifying marks caries according to the paper difficulty and the number of students appearing for exam but generally the qualifying marks (for NEET) for obc are around 300-350. Admission in college depends upon the rank scored by the candidate as the merit list for admission in colleges is prepared on the basis of ranks. So, if the marks are above 500 for an obc candidate then there is a good chance that he can get a seat in government college as getting only qualifying marks does not assure you a seat in college. You must score well to get a seat in government college.

Hello Aspirant,

I am attaching a link below which will give you the previous trend for the cut offs category wise for all the government medical colleges in New Delhi. Hope this will help you in getting some idea about the cut offs for the same.

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

Hope this answers you well. Good Luck.