MBBS

MBBS cannot be pursued without qualifying NEET. To study MBBS in India or abroad, one must crack NEET. Hence, NEET is necessary to qualify if aspirants want to pursue MBBS (medical studies) in their future. Hope it helps.

To get a government seat one must score above 525. With 450 you can get in to a private college. As per last year's trends, students who score above 550 have higher chances to get admission to government college for MBBS.

If you are interested to taken admission in any government college for MBBS you have to score more than 550+ in NEET. This score is for general category for OBC it will be approximately 500- 525+ and for SC/ST 450+. .

With a score of 175, honestly speaking, you don't have any chance for MBBS even in private colleges, if your category is general. For reserved category, it purely depends on your state. Hope it helps.

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Now, via 15 percent All India Quota for SC Category, 440+ marks would be a safe score for getting admission to a government medical college. Hope it helps.

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Dear aspirant, When you take admission in a medical college, you are subjected to medical examination. Complete ophthalmological examination plus ear examination takes place. Your disability can be caught. But, then it depends on the severity of your problem whether you will be allowed to take admission or not. Generally, people with hearing aid, who are able to hear are permitted. Ultimately, the last decision is of the authorities. But, mostly its in the favour of students. Hope it helps.