Medicine Entrance Exam

The NEET 2024 cutoff for Madhya Pradesh has been divided into categories for different seats and institutions. For general category candidates, the cutoff ranges from a score of 720 to 164, while for SC/ST/OBC candidates, it ranges from 163 to 129. Additionally, candidates with a General-PwD category need a score between 138 and 119, and those from the SC/ST/OBC-PwD category need between 122 and 105.The cutoff scores vary for different medical colleges in the state, and for private colleges, the cutoff may be slightly different compared to government colleges. You can expect these cutoffs to guide your expectations for both government and private medical admissions, which are based on the AIQ (All India Quota) and state quota distributions. You can also check college-specific details for further clarity

The NEET UG 2024 Exam will take place on 5 May 2024. The National Testing Agency has already begun providing admit cards to registered candidates. For 200 multiple-choice questions, the three subjects of the exam are Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, out of which candidate must attempt 180 questions. The total marks will be 720, and the exam time is 3 hours and 20 minutes.

For applicants, the registration process for NEET 2024 is available on the NTA's official website, and various documentation is required, including passport-sized photos, educational marksheets, and identity proof. The application fee varies based on the candidate's category, ranging from INR 1,000 to INR 9,500 depending on the applicant's location and category.

The latest news and detailed information about the exam and application process is available on the official NTA NEET website.

Applying through general/category quota, with a NEET score of 181 in 2024 there would be nearly impossible to get admission in Bharti Vidyapeeth Homeopathic Medical College, Pune as BHMS admission marks usually go above 250–300 for most of the categories. Although you may not have to do well at the UIT to join the college, you may have to try for admission through the management quota which has lower cutoffs. Management quota admissions are available only when seats are available and as per the institutional legal positions. In this case, counseling should be engaged and contact the college for clarification as to whether the score and category attract admission.

On the NEET exam, a candidate has an SC category score of 390, this means that there could be a possibility of getting admitted to an MBBS course especially if it's in a private medical college through the management quota seats but this is attributable to the number of available seats for candidates in each college to qualify for. It is equally clear that a freeship card to claim fee cut of concession is perfectly okay where it concerns a government or government aided institutions falling in the reserved categories and not the so called management quota. Management quota seats are more expensive though fees structure may differ, and the selection is governed by the state counseling norms.