MBBS

The following is the latest information regarding the NEET cutoff marks for MBBS at St. John's Medical College in the year 2023:

1. General: 720–137 marks.

2. OBC, SC, ST: 136–107 marks.

3. EWS/PH: 136–121 marks.

4. OBC & PH: 120–107 marks.

You can visit the official website of the institute for detailed information regarding the category cutoff. The cutoff is calculated based on the seat intake and NEET score of applicants.

The NEET score of 534 together with your VK category classification gives you an admission opportunity at MBBS self-financed colleges in Kerala. KEAM admission data from 2020 showed that Mount Zion Medical College, Pathanamthitta accepted students with a last rank of 6997 and NEET score of 533 which stands close to your NEET score. The Sree Narayana Institute of Medical Sciences in Ernakulam also accepted students with a last rank of 7650 based on their 524 NEET score. The admission stats mentioned here could change because the ongoing application procedures might use different cutoff scores.

There is high chances of not getting any seat in any government colleges for MBBS if you belongs to general category.Even with OBC/EWS there is no any chances, But if you belongs to SC/ST and also there is some state quota then there is very few chances to getting a seat.

For MBBS admission at ACMS Delhi, the latest cutoff is primarily based on NEET UG exam scores, with the general category usually requiring a high percentile (around 50th percentile) and lower percentiles for reserved categories like SC/ST/OBC (around 40th percentile); expect the cutoff to be competitive due to the high demand for seats at this prestigious medical college; for precise information, refer to the official ACMS website or the NEET counseling website for the current year's cutoff details. 

The stipend for MBBS interns at Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth in Navi Mumbai has sparked concern and controversy among students and parents. According to new DMER regulations, private medical colleges in Maharashtra, including Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, must pay its MBBS interns a monthly stipend of Rs 18,000 each. This decision is consistent with the National Medical Commission's (NMC) recommendations for harmonizing stipends across both government and private institutions in the state. However, reports indicate that compliance varies per institution, with some failing to successfully follow these requirements.

As your NEET score is 305, the chances of your being granted admission to an MBBS course are relatively less. Government medical colleges tend to require higher scores, more ideally above 350 marks. Some private medical colleges might accept candidates with scores around this range. It is advisable to verify a specific college's eligibility requirements and undergo counseling to know what options are available.