NEET

NEET score 300-350 will get you into the government AYUSH colleges but the competition is very harsh. Many government colleges have a different cutoff rank for these AYUSH courses like BAMS, BHMS and BUMS. Top AYUSH colleges like BHU, DU, and Gujarat Ayurved University may have higher cutoffs, but you may still be eligible for some government institutes in states with lower cutoff trends. Do check specific state-level counseling portals and cutoff trends for accurate information. 

With 665 NEET 2024 marks, you will have an excellent chance at top government MBBS colleges such as Maulana Azad Medical College (Delhi), VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital (Delhi), and Grant Medical College (Mumbai) under All India Quota. Your domicile state plays a vital role in the options that will be available for the state quotas, so being from Tamil Nadu, Kerala, or Maharashtra will bode well for this kind of score.

The student can opt for private or semi-government college like Dr. R. N. Cooper General Hospital, Mumbai with relatively lower fees or can look for Assam Medical College according to the NEET 2024 score of 380, as they have good NIRF ranking. The foregoing colleges charge between INR 50,000 and INR 1,50,000 each in annual fees. Other choices are – Purulia Government Medical College and Hospital and Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College, Jabalpur. Remember that every year the cut-offs differ and the total numbers of seats shall be less and as it is 99,013 MBBS seats across the country.

Yes, that is the score of 599 in NEET UG that may be good enough to get admission into the medical college of Chandigarh, GMCH, for the general category. Last year, the cut-off for general category students from Chandigarh was around 599 marks.
The minimum marks required for MBBS admission in 2024-2025 are 720 for the General category. A score of 600+ is considered good for NEET, but in order to get admission in one of the top 10 colleges, you will have to score above 700.

With a score of 416 in NEET 2024 under the OBC category, the chances to get a seat in government MBBS college in Assam are very slim. The expected cutoffs for OBC candidates are around 161-129 marks. The last ranks at which admission was granted in the preceding years show that scores this low are usually not preferred. For example, the cutoff rank for some government colleges has been much higher than 416. Consider other options or private colleges if you are not selected based on this cutoff.

There may be a seat into BVSc under government quota for a NEET score of 425, and being an EWS candidate could influence that depending on the cutoff trends by VCI as well as at the state level.

 EWS may play additional consideration for such specific seat allotments if other conditions are met.

Usually, admissions into BVSc colleges run on the NEET merit list followed by the counseling of state or VCI.

 The cut offs usually remain different from college to college and state to state. Free seats will also count in some numbers, of course, the popular ones being Madras Veterinary College, College of Veterinary Science, etc.