NEET Scores

Based on the available data, with a NEET score of 497 and an All India Rank (AIR) of 221,201, securing a seat in a government medical college in Rajasthan under the 85% state quota appears challenging. Historically, the cutoff scores for government medical colleges in Rajasthan have been significantly higher.

For instance, in the 2024 admissions, the closing ranks and corresponding scores for various categories under the state quota were as follows:

Category Closing AIR Score

General (URB) 19,399 660

OBC (OBB) 20,060 659

EWS (EWB) 21,971 656

SC (SCB) 116,819 566

ST (STB) 134,219 553

The K.G. Mittal Ayurvedic College in Mumbai admits students based on NEET-UG examination results for their Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) program. Historical data reveals trends about NEET-UG cut-off scores however these numbers change annually through factors including exam applicant volume and test challenge level.

Admission consideration based on NEET-UG involved candidates obtaining positions between ranks 83,376 to 220,229 in the entry exam. 

To boost admission possibilities students should target a minimum score of 500 in their NEET-UG exam.

The NEET score of 534 together with your VK category classification gives you an admission opportunity at MBBS self-financed colleges in Kerala. KEAM admission data from 2020 showed that Mount Zion Medical College, Pathanamthitta accepted students with a last rank of 6997 and NEET score of 533 which stands close to your NEET score. The Sree Narayana Institute of Medical Sciences in Ernakulam also accepted students with a last rank of 7650 based on their 524 NEET score. The admission stats mentioned here could change because the ongoing application procedures might use different cutoff scores.

Students need varying scores in NEET exams to gain admission at Dr. D. Y. Patil Dental College. Students who want to pursue BDS at Dr. D. Y. Patil Dental College must achieve at least 50% in Biology, Physics and Chemistry during their 10+2 schooling. The first-round NEET cut-off at DY Patil Dental College Pune reached 469 along with 141642 being the final ranking. The NEET MDS cutoff ranks were distributed between 4131 and 13904 among General All India quota students who applied for MDS programs. Students seeking admission can consider their NEET scores competitive when the score reaches above 400 according to yearly variations.

There is high chances of not getting any seat in any government colleges for MBBS if you belongs to general category.Even with OBC/EWS there is no any chances, But if you belongs to SC/ST and also there is some state quota then there is very few chances to getting a seat.

As your NEET score is 305, the chances of your being granted admission to an MBBS course are relatively less. Government medical colleges tend to require higher scores, more ideally above 350 marks. Some private medical colleges might accept candidates with scores around this range. It is advisable to verify a specific college's eligibility requirements and undergo counseling to know what options are available.

No, never with such marks any chances of getting colleges be it BHMS or BMPT.If you belongs to grnreal or OBC or EWS ust forget it and if you belongs to SC/ST or other then also forget it with such marks.I will recommend you to try to konw pyv cutoff and apply for counselling but there is highly unlikely chances.Improve your score and comeback next year with good marks.

There is a high chances of not getting any seat in any MBBS college even with state quota until and unless you belongs to a certain communutiy.Even now a days that reserved category are unable to get a seat in medical college with such marks.Day to day competion is setting high bar and to be on safer side try to score more than 500 atleast. For confirmation try to check previous year cutoff.

Due to high cutoffs it is difficult for an EWS candidate with a NEET UG score of 309 to get a seat in the majority of government medical colleges for MBBS. You might however look into other government-funded medical schools which frequently have lower cutoffs. For example government schools may provide free or heavily discounted tuition for BAMS (Ayurvedic Medicine), BHMS (Homoeopathy), or BUMS (Unani Medicine). The cutoffs for reserved categories may also be lower at some state-run dentistry schools.

If you have scored 520 in NEET, you can also consider applying to various government colleges offering BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine and Surgery) like:
Government Ayurvedic College, Nagpur
Government Ayurvedic College, Thiruvananthapuram
Govt. Ayurvedic Medical College, Bangalore
This is because above 520 marks are generally accepted for admissions in these colleges.