Medicine Entrance Exam

It would be challenging to secure a seat to any government college with 428 marks in NEET UG 2024, AIR 321075 and category rank is 149747. The cutoff score of government medical college is usually higher. Admission cutoff varies annually based on factors like number of applicants, exam performance and seat availability.

Yes, you may get a college with 136 marks if you belong to the SC category. The NEET cutoff for SC candidates in 2024 was 161-126. You have decent chances of getting into a college, and if you get it, it will be a private one only. The NEET cutoff for the SC category in 2023 was 136-107 only. So seeing the previous year cutoffs, your score lies exactly in the cutoff range, and as the cutoff changes every year, the 2025 cutoff cannot be stated in advance.

No, never with such marks any chances of getting colleges be it BHMS or BMPT.If you belongs to grnreal or OBC or EWS ust forget it and if you belongs to SC/ST or other then also forget it with such marks.I will recommend you to try to konw pyv cutoff and apply for counselling but there is highly unlikely chances.Improve your score and comeback next year with good marks.

No, there is no any chances to grab a seat in medical college whit such marks.Under OBC category previous year it turns to 600 approx, So with such marks there is no any chances, still you visit website, see pyv cutoff, go through counselling but there is very few chances.I will recommend you to improve a bit and come back next year with updates makrs.

With a NEET UG 2024 score of 383 and being an SC candidate, you qualify for BAMS admissions since the cutoff for SC students is 40th percentile, which corresponds to scores ranging from 161 to 127.

Yet, obtaining admission in one of the Karnataka government Ayurvedic colleges is highly competitive. 

At 690 marks and an AIR of 3,800 in NEET, you have a good chance of getting into Seth G.S. Medical College for MBBS. The OBC rank of 1,300 also puts you in good stead, since cutoffs for the college last year have been at levels of approximately 1,010 for the All India quota. But admission is based on several factors such as overall competition and certain cutoff trends for the year. It is advisable to stay updated on the latest counseling rounds and cutoff announcements to assess your chances accurately.

Students who wish to study MBBS at Agroha-based Maharaja Agrasen Medical College must use the State Government Quota and follow rules defined by Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences at Rohtak. MAMC Agroha College does not operate All India Quota or Management Quota programs to fill MBBS admissions. The MBBS admissions at MAMC Agroha are limited to residents from Haryana because the college operates under State Government Quota regulations.