NEET Scores

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.

To get a government medical college seat in Karnataka, General Merit (GM) category students generally need a NEET score between 520 and 630+ marks under the state quota. Top-tier colleges like Bangalore Medical College require 600–650+ marks, while newer or district-level government colleges accept scores down to about 520–550 marks.

BSc Nursing is generally considered a more practical and high-demand choice than BAMS after a low NEET score. Nursing offers immediate employment, higher starting salaries, and robust international migration pathways. BAMS grants the "Doctor" title and independent practice in India, but faces market saturation and stricter local limitations.

NO, AIIMS Delhi does not use NEET score for BSc Nursing admission. It conducts its own separate entrance exam for paramedical admission. The exam is conducted twice a year. It is usually conducted in May and Nov. Students need to prepare for this exam and not for NEET only.

Yes, private BDS colleges in Lucknow do accept students with comparatively lower NEET scores. Admission in these cases usually happens through management or NRI quota seats. Government colleges like KGMU have very high competition and need a strong NEET rank. So, if your score is on the lower side, private colleges are a good backup option. 

Students generally need a NEET score of around 540 and above to secure a government MBBS seat in Telangana. This can change every year depending on the number of applicants and difficulty of the paper. Reserved category students may get relaxation in cutoff.

You can target management/institutional quota or lower-fee private options in Maharashtra via the MHT-CET Cell as with a NEET score of 391, getting a regular low-fee state quota seat in top private medical colleges is difficult.

I am sharing list of few colleges with economical budget preference:

• Dr. N. Y. Tasgaonkar Institute of Medical Science, Karjat- INR6.21 Lakhs per year
• Dr. Ulhas Patil Medical College, Jalgaon- INR 7.00 Lakhs per year
• SSPM Medical College & Lifetime Hospital, Sindhudurg- INR7.64 Lakhs per year
• Terna Medical College, Navi Mumbai- INR 7.90 Lakhs per year
• ACPM Medical College, Dhule- INR 8 Lakhs per year

Yes, with NEET score of 419 (AIR 229079) from MP domicile and OBC category, you have a fair chance of getting a seat at the College of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry, Rewa.