NEET

Yes, joining the top ranked NEET accepting Pharmacy colleges in Maharashtra can be worthwhile for you. For that, you need to check its ROI. Listed below are some colleges along with their tuition fees and average placement package:

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Yes, there are many private top ranked NEET accepting Pharmacy colleges in Maharashtra. Some of them are mentioned below along with their tuition fees and NIRF 2025:

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As per NIRF ranking 2025, Poona College of Pharmacy emerged to be as the top NEET accepting Pharmacy colleges in Maharashtra followed by other colleges. Listed below are the colleges along with their rankings:

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According to NIRF ranking 2025, Poona College of Pharmacy emerged to be as the top ranked Pharmacy colleges in Maharashtra accepting NEET exam score, secured 29th position followed by other colleges include R. C. Patel Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research and The Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University.

Tamil Nadu had a state quota (General-All India) NEET-UG cutoff of 2001 rank in Round 1, 2024 at DSMCH; In Round 1, 2022 the DSMCH Tamil Nadu state quota (General-All India) NEET-UG cut off was closed at approximately 4142. In All India quota, during Round 1, the closing scores in OBC and SC categories were 484 and 457 in the case of a private institution respectively. These statistics indicate that there is a need to have a high NEET result of 600+ to be admitted on time.

These marks are enough to qualify the exam but you didn't get government seat in these marks. You have to score above 500 marks to get government medical college seat. In these marks you can apply for private colleges. 

PK DAS Institute of Medical Sciences - Hospital and Medical College is a revered college for Medical studies. Candidates get admitted to the college according to their NEET exam scores. Even while a NEET score of 300 is not bad, it might not be sufficient to gain admission to the college. Nonetheless, several medical schools admit students with 300–400 NEET UG scores. However, aspirants must pass Class 12 with at least 50% aggregate in the PCB stream in order to be eligible for most of the medical schools. 

Yes, students can take admission to a private medical college with a score of 300 in NEET. To get into a government medical college, scores above 600 are generally required. NEET cutoff rankings for government colleges are released after the institute's (round) counselling. Hence, a score of 300 would likely not get candidates into a government medical college. Based on last year's trends, cutoff marks were between 500 and 700 and above.