For MBBS admission in top government medical colleges in Delhi, the NEET cutoff is usually around 630 to 715+ marks for General category students. For OBC category, it's around 560 to 650 marks, and for SC/ST category, it's around 410 to 580 marks.
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
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4 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Official sites like NTA and MCC don't predict admission chances in advance. They only show actual seat allotment results after each counselling round.
Based on MCC cutoff trends, a rank of 40,000 (general category) usually doesn't get a government MBBS seat, since the last general seat closed around AIR 26,000.
SC/ST/OBC candidates have slightly better chances due to relaxed cutoffs.
At this rank, better options are private/deemed MBBS colleges (via management or NRI quota), or BDS/AYUSH courses.
To know for sure, visit official website.
New answer posted
4 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Official sites like NTA and MCC don't predict admission chances in advance. They only show actual seat allotment results after each counselling round.
Based on MCC cutoff trends, a rank of 40,000 (general category) usually doesn't get a government MBBS seat, since the last general seat closed around AIR 26,000.
SC/ST/OBC candidates have slightly better chances due to relaxed cutoffs.
At this rank, better options are private/deemed MBBS colleges (via management or NRI quota), or BDS/AYUSH courses.
To know for sure, visit official website.
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4 weeks agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes, BSc Radiology or Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology can be pursued after 12th without NEET in some universities, depending on their eligibility rules. At LPU, the programme focuses on practical learning, imaging techniques and industry-oriented training, which can help build skills for hospital and diagnostic careers. NEET is not listed as the basic eligibility requirement for this programme.
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4 weeks agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes, BSc Radiology or Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology can be pursued after 12th without NEET in some universities, depending on their eligibility rules. At LPU, the programme focuses on practical learning, imaging techniques and industry-oriented training, which can help build skills for hospital and diagnostic careers. NEET is not listed as the basic eligibility requirement for this programme.
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4 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
For MBBS admission in top government medical colleges in Delhi, the NEET cutoff is usually around 630 to 715+ marks for General category students. For OBC category, it's around 560 to 650 marks, and for SC/ST category, it's around 410 to 580 marks.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, most paramedical Diploma and certificate courses do not require NEET entrance exam score. NEET is usually mandatory only for courses like MBBS or BDS, not standard paramedical programs. Admission to colleges for paramedical in Jaipur is generally based on Class 12 marks.
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