NEET Scores

No, you should at least bring above 400. Better luck in the upcoming year. Try once again.

For admission in government medical colleges in Karnataka, the cut-off for all the colleges was more than 565 marks for the general category under 15% All India quota. Considering your marks, you do not seem to have many chances for a government college in Karnataka. Best of luck.

Hello, it is not possible to quantify your chances of selection but I can assure you that you can get at least Bams seat at this rank. Besides, remember that you have more chances of you apply for private colleges as well.

It is not possible to quantify your chances of selection, but I can assure you that you can get at least BDS seat at this rank. Besides, remember that you have more chances of you apply for private colleges as well.

Hello dear, is not possible to quantify your chances of selection but I can assure you that you can get at least BDS seat at this rank. Besides, remember that you have more chances of you apply for private colleges as well.

Please note that to take admissions in BA MS course anywhere in India it will be compulsory for you to appear in NEET from this year onwards. 2017 was the last year in which institutes were able to admit students to AYUSH courses through their own exams and counselling procedure without NEET. From this year onwards all admission to BA MS courses will be through NEET only.

The college has got good rating and reviews and low scores in NEET will not help you to get admission in this college.

Karnataka:
M. S Ramaiah - 3,75,000/year
Dr. BR Ambedkar - 3,75,000/year
S. S Inst. of Medical Science - 3,75,000/year
M. R. Medical College - 3,75,000/year
Madhya Pradesh
RD Gardi - 4 Lacs/year
Shri Aurobindo Inst. of Medical - 4 Lacs/year
L. N Medical - 4 lakhs 50 thousand
Index Medical College-4 Lacs/year
Maharashtra
BVP-11 lakh 25 thousand/year
Dr. DY Patil-Navi Mumbai 12 Lacs/year
Dr. DY Patil-Pimpri, Pune 15 Lacs/year
Mahatma Gandhi Mission-10 Lacs 25 thousand

Hello Aditi,
Don't panic if you have completed your 12th this year. Drop out and prepare for your next NEET paper which will be held next year. If you have fund in your family then you may go abroad to pursue your MBBS.