MBBS

For last year, the closing rank for MBBS - Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery was 10643 which is very close to this range. This was for general category under All India quota. Unless the candidate belongs to some other category or domicile, one cannot afford to score less than this. With this rank, there is a probability of getting admission however since, the cut offs keep changing year on year, it is advisable to try to score better ranks to increase your chances of getting admission in Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College.

The last year 2022 cutoff ranks for MBBS - Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College other than General category are - 17943 for OBC, 94825 for SC, 244725 for ST, 12866 for EWS. While the admissions are based on the scores/rank obtained in NEET exam, the last cut offs also change a lot depending on All India quota or Home State.

Opening and Closing rank depends on the category and quota of candidates. For general category under All India, opening rank was 2573 and closing rank was 10643. Cut off are different when it comes to other categories or female candidates and even domicile of home state. Admission to MBBS - Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery in Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College is based on the scores obtained in the entrance exam NEET. Applicants are advised to confirm what category are they applying while checking for cut offs.

NEET UG Round 1 cutoff has been released for the AIIMS Delhi MBBS course. The Opening and Closing ranks depend on the category and quota of candidates. As per the AIIMS Delhi cutoff 2024, the NEET UG Round 1 opening rank was 1 and the closing rank was 47 for the general category candidates under All India quota. Cut off are different when it comes to other categories or female candidates and even the domicile of home state. Admission to the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) at AIIMS Delhi is based on the scores obtained in the NEET UG entrance exam, followed by the NEET UG counselling process. 

Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research will release 4-5 rounds of NEET cutoffs for admission to medical courses. The cutoffs will be based on the following factors:

The NEET score of the candidate
The category of the candidate
The number of seats available in the course

Candidates must visit the official website of entrance exam to read clear instructions on how to proceed with the counselling process, once the round is released.

Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research NEET UG Round 3 cutoff for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) is 273789 which is very close to this range. This was for general category under All India quota. Unless the candidate belongs to some other category or domicile, one can not afford to score less than this. With this rank, there is a probability of getting admission however since, the cut offs keep changing from round to round, better ranks definitely increases your chances of getting admission in Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research.

Opening and Closing rank depends on the category and quota of candidates. For NEET UG Round 3 cutoff 2023, the opening rank was 273789 and closing rank was 273789 for the general category candidates under All India quota. Cut off are different when it comes to other categories or female candidates and even domicile of home state. Admission to Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) in Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research is based on the scores obtained in the NEET UG entrance exam. Applicants are advised to confirm what category are they applying while checking for cut offs.

The cutoff trend for medical Courses at KGMU - King George's Medical University has been increasing in recent years. In 2021, the closing rank for medical courses under the General category for all India quota was 621. In 2022, it increased to 1457. Likewise, the cut off ranks have changed from 2153 to 2029 for OBC, 13533 to 106643 for SC, 48966 to 56190 for ST and 1734 to 1844 for EWS. This trend is likely to continue in the coming years, as the demand for medical education in India continues to grow.