Medicine Entrance Exam

With a NEET rank of 458,790 and a score of 363, admission to a government BHMS college can be challenging, as the cutoffs of government colleges are usually higher. You might have a possibility in government colleges of certain states with lower cutoffs or in reserved categories, based on the cutoff trends of that year. Alternatively, you can look up private BHMS colleges where the cutoff may be lower, even though the costs are higher. It's wise to find the exact cutoffs for government as well as private colleges in the states you'd like to choose from.

With a NEET score of 397, it can be difficult to get a seat for MBBS in Tamil Nadu, particularly in government medical colleges, since the cutoffs for MBBS are generally higher. For government colleges, the cutoff is generally around 450–550 marks based on the category and the competition of the year.

It might be difficult to get an MBBS seat in Madhya Pradesh government medical colleges under the state quota with a NEET 2024 score of 515 and a general category rank of 187,300. For government MBBS seats in the state general category candidates have historically needed marks in the range of 520 to 550.

However your chances of getting into government dental colleges BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) programs or Madhya Pradesh's private colleges MBBS/BDS seats may be better. Every year admission cutoffs change depending on variables including exam difficulty and seat availability.

The NEET 2023 cutoff score for BCM (Backward Class Muslim) applicants at Tamil Nadu government medical colleges was 504 which translates to an All India Rank (AIR) of 80,758 according to the most recent data available.

Although precise numbers for 2024 admissions have not yet been released, patterns point to a potential rise in cutoff scores as a result of increased competition. To increase their chances of getting a spot BCM applicants hoping to enroll in Tamil Nadu's government medical schools should aim for a NEET score higher than 510.

Candidates must score between 161 and 127 out of 720 in 2024, or the 40th percentile to be eligible for NEET under the OBC category.
However entrance to MBBS programs is not guaranteed by qualifying. Cutoffs for admission are much higher and change every year depending on the amount of applicants exam difficulty and seat availability. To gain admission to government medical schools in recent years OBC applicants usually had to receive scores in the range of 530 to 560.