NEET

The minimum NEET score required for admission to a government MBBS college varies based on category and state quota. For general category students, the All India Quota (AIQ) cutoff typically ranges from 610 to 650+ for top government colleges, while state quota cutoffs may be slightly lower, around 550 to 600. Reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC) often have lower cutoffs.

Competition is high, especially in premier institutes like AIIMS, MAMC, and KGMU, where cutoffs can exceed 670+. Factors like seat availability, reservation policies, and difficulty level of NEET impact the required marks. Checking previous years' trends and state-wise cutoffs helps aspirants set realistic targets.

Note: The information has been taken from external sources and may vary.

A NEET score of 360 provides you with acceptable opportunities to secure BSc nursing course admission in multiple educational institutions. Your NEET score positions you for admission to private colleges while providing the possibility to enter government colleges mainly due to your reserved category membership. Three leading BSc nursing programs that admit students through NEET rankings are Manipal College of Nursing (charging INR 5 lakh+ tuition) as well as CMC Vellore (requiring INR 3,000+ fees) and AIIMS Delhi (with INR 2,400+ tuition). The admission process together with cutoff requirements differ according to both the educational institution and your designated category.

Students who achieve 282 marks in NEET may enroll in physiotherapy studies through the deemed universities located in Maharashtra. The first-year tuition fee for the BPT course at Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth in Pune amounts to approximately INR 2.75 Lacs while acceptance requires 282 marks in NEET exams. Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences provides BPT education for students through a total tuition fee amounting to INR 5.50 lakh. Students can pursue a BPT course at MGM University of Health Sciences in Navi Mumbai with initial-year tuition totaling INR 2.95 lakh. The universities have received official status along with providing outstanding physiotherapy education.

Students with a NEET score of 225 will most likely encounter difficulties when competing for free BAMS positions at government institutions. The cutoff requirements of government colleges generally span between 300 and 450 marks since they vary according to state specifications and student categories. While there are no designated BAMS seats under the government quota in private institutions students might find admission availability if they apply for management quota positions or NRI quota admissions. The annual costs for studying BAMS at various colleges stretch between INR 2,50,000 and INR 5,00,000. Private colleges and tuition fee payments may become essential for obtaining admission in BAMS programs.