Admission to government medical colleges through NEET is highly competitive and primarily determined by your NEET score and rank, which vary based on category and quota (All India or State). For the MBBS program, candidates from the General category seeking admission via the All India Quota typically need to secure a rank within the top 17,000, which generally corresponds to a score of 620 or higher. The State Quota can sometimes accommodate ranks up to 40,000 or more, though this depends significantly on the state and the prevailing level of competition. For OBC candidates, a rank under 45,000 is generally considered competitive, while SC and ST applicants may find opportunities with ranks up to 100,000 and 120,000, respectively.

For BDS programs in government dental colleges, the cut-offs tend to be slightly lower. General category candidates are often admitted up to a rank of 50,000, OBC candidates up to approximately 60,000, and SC/ST candidates up to 100,000. In terms of scores, a threshold of 500+ for the General category and 430+ for reserved categories is typically regarded as a safe benchmark.

Regarding BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery), the competition for government seats is comparatively less intense. General category candidates with ranks up to 100,000 and scores above 430 are generally considered to have good prospects. OBC candidates may be admitted up to around 120,000, while SC/ST candidates might secure seats with ranks as high as 200,000, particularly under the State Quota.

It is important to note that these cut-offs fluctuate annually, influenced by factors such as the number of applicants, the relative difficulty of the examination, and the total number of available seats. For more precise and individualized predictions, tools like the Careers360 NEET College Predictor can be helpful.

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