NEET

Since cutoffs are typically higher, it may be difficult to get an MBBS seat at a government college with a NEET score of about 460. However, you may have opportunities at private medical colleges, depends on your category & state quota. For BAMS the cutoffs are lower than the MBBS, so the chances are significantly better.

Your rank is quite good for BDS it means you have high chances of getting a seat for BDS in India.You can get admission in some state GDCs like hyderabad, aurangabad, nagpur, karnatka with NEET AIR 80k .Or you can take admission in any private college if you afford.

Qualifying Percentile & Marks

General / EWS – 50th percentile -> 686 - 144 marks

OBC – 40th percentile -> 143 - 113 marks

SC – 40th percentile -> 143 - 113 marks

ST – 40th percentile -> 143 - 113 marks

General PwBD – 45th percentile -> 143 - 127 marks

OBC/SC/ST PwBD – 40th percentile -> 126 - 113 marks

• Admission cutoffs for MBBS/BDS seats are usually much higher and vary by college, state, and category.

Panjab University offers BHMS seats through PU-CET (BHMS), a separate entrance exam. However, NEET is compulsory nationwide for BHMS admission, per regulatory bodies and court rulings. Even if PU-CET is conducted, you must qualify NEET to be eligible under current norms.

No, NEET UG scores are not mandatory for admission to the MBBS course at KUHS. The university also accepts relevant scores of KEAM too for admission to the MBBS course. Moreover, after qualifying for the entrance examination, candidates are required to appear for the counselling process. Thus, applicants with valid scores in any of the following- NEET UG/ KEAM can enrol in the MBBS course at KUHS.