NEET Scores

You still need to qualify NEET UG. Seats go through MCC counselling for deemed universities. A low score may still get a seat in some years. Fees for such seats can be very high. Never pay anyone outside the official process.

There is no single score. It changes every year with the exam difficulty, the number of seats and your category. Government seats need a much higher rank than private ones. Home state students in Maharashtra get a big advantage in the state quota. Look at last year's cutoffs and aim a little higher.

Yes. ESIC Medical College Ahmedabad's 50 seats are specifically reserved for insured workers and their dependent family members. So along with a valid NEET score, you also need to meet ESIC insurance-related eligibility. This makes it a very specific, limited-access quota compared to regular government or private seats. Most general candidates aren't eligible for this quota at all.

It's possible, but mainly through private colleges with management or NRI quota seats, which usually have relatively lower cutoffs. Government college seats need a stronger NEET score, especially at top-ranked colleges. Private colleges do charge significantly higher fees though, so it's a trade-off between cost and rank requirement. Checking previous year cutoffs for each quota helps set realistic expectations. It's also useful to explore other states with lower competition. Don't lose hope even with an average score.

Yes, you can secure an MBBS seat in a private medical college in Andhra Pradesh with a NEET score of 269 and an annual budget of ₹12–15 lakhs.

Yes, you can take admission in medical and allied courses using your NEET score without having Maths in 10+2.

With a NEET 2026 score of 340 under general category with MP domicile, getting into any government college is not possible. 

With a budget of INR 55–60 lakh, you can get lower-cost private medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh via state management/private quota. You can easily get a seat in BDS (Dental) / alternative courses (like BAMS/BHMS).

For admission to Yerevan Haybusak Uni, Indian students are required to have a NEET score. Indian students should aim for a score of 135-170 in the NEET UG exam. For students who want to study Medicine in India after graduation from MBBS in Armenia, this many marks are required in NEET to sit for the NExT exam. This exam is conducted to qualify for a license to practice medicine in India

Based on past cutoffs, a general category UP domicile student typically needs around 550-650 marks out of 720 to secure a seat at KGMU. Scores requirements shift slightly each year depending on competition levels. Reserved category candidates get relaxation as per government norms. It's one of the toughest medical colleges in UP to get into. Always check the latest year's closing ranks before setting expectations.