Medicine

Candidates seeking admission to MBBS course must have valid NEET UG scores and they must also qualify the NEET qualifying cutoff. Going as per the last three year cutoff trends, the cutoff is continously decreasing year-on-year. For the General category, NEET last-round cutoff stood at 32355. So, after analysing the trend, we can say that the expected cutoff can stood between 20000 to 80000 in 2025.

Yes, it is possible to participate in two state-level NEET counselling processes simultaneously. They may participate in the MCC NEET counselling or the national level counselling as well. However, once they are allotted a seat and they take admission, they will not be eligible to participate in other state or national level counselling processes. Moreover, if a candidate does not belong to a particular state, then he or she have to participate in NRI quota.  

Candidates seeking admission must have a valid NEET score to be eligible for the admissions. As per the SRM University NEET cutoff 2024, the last-round MBBS and BDS courses stood at 195886 and 338076 for admission to SRM University for the General category students in the All India quota. So, the assumed expected cutoff for the upcoming admission session 2025 can be stood between 200000 and 400000 for the General AI category candidates. Although, it is an estimated guess and the NEET cutoff is subject to many factors such as competition, difficulty level of the exam, and previous year trend.  

To Prepare for NEET from 9th grade, focus on understanding the basics of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology through your school curriculum and NCERT textbooks. Most of the syllabus gets completed from NCERT. Along with this you can practice last year questions, and a sample papers.