NEET

With 340 marks in NEET 2025, and being a Scheduled Caste (SC) candidate it's possible, but not guaranteed, to secure a seat in a goverment medical college especially through the state quota the cutoffs vary significantly based on the state and the specific colleges.

If your score is 520 in NEET 2025, you can expect your rank to fall within this range. Your chances for admission to a government MBBS seat are moderate, particularly in the state quota for OBC, SC, or ST categories, as well as in semi-government or private colleges. You should take part in both state and All India counselling rounds to explore all your options.

With 450 marks in NEET under the OBC category, you have a decent chance of getting into an MBBS programme at a semi-government college in Maharashtra, especially under the 85% state quota. Semi-government colleges usually have lower cut-offs than top government colleges, and the OBC reservation works in your favor. However, competition remains tough, and cut-offs can change each year based on seat availability and how well candidates perform overall. You should monitor the counselling rounds, look into options like Mop-Up rounds, and consider colleges in less competitive areas of the state.

I think you are not able to get admission in BAMS in this mark 

You get admission in private BAMS college 

For taking admission in BDS at SVSU Meerut. Clear NEET examination and NEET scores based on your categories.
Generally the good score of NEET is between 480  to 550. If the score is achieved in NEET examination we can easily take admission in the BDS Program at SVSU Meerut.

Cutoff depends up on the 

category 

quota 

If the seat is vacccant we can easily take admission through the NEET.  If the seat is vacant after taking admission through NEET then SVSU arrange the entrance test for the students.

Some seats are reserved for the SC/ST/OBC.

SC/ST/OBC are easily take admission for the NEET score 400s.