Hello!

Apollo Medical College is a private medical college situated in Hyderabad with a campus size of 10 acres. The institute has various facilities and has an intake of 100 MBBS students every year. It is a co-ed institution which was established in the year 2012. It has a faculty of 100+ individuals. 

For Apollo Medical College Hyderabad, in NEET 2017, the cut offs were as follows:

• For the year 2018, in Apollo Medical College Hyderabad, the cut off marks for a candidate belonging to BC category were 410 with an All India rank of 69609. 
• For the year 2017, in Apollo Medical College HYderabad, the cut off marks for a local candidate belonging to OC Category A Male was 545 with AIR 12078, female was 548 marks with rank of 11534 and Category B was 476 with an AIR of 36011. 

I hope the above data refers to the very last seat filled through second round of state counselling, not involving seats filled during mop up and stray vacancies. The actual cut off might be a bit lower than these. Keep an eye out for state counselling rounds, especially after the second round is complete because lots of seats might remain unfilled for mop up. Stray vacancies are filled in at institutional level, so make sure you keep regular updates about it. Hope this answers your query.

All the best for your future!

Feel free to ask any more queries. 

Dear candidate,

According to research the complexity of the paper was not tough this time and students had really scored well but the clear clarity will be given only after announcing results. If you score 500, that is not a bad score you have 60% chances of getting free seat in above mentioned colleges.

All the best.

HELLO! ANJANEYEA

SEE EVERY-YEAR CUT-OFF CHANGES BECAUSE EVERY RANK CHANGES. IT ALL DEPENDS ON DIFFICULTY OF PAPER. 

THEIR MAY BE SOMETIME ONLY SLIGHT VARIATION OR SOMETIME IT IS HUGE IN COMPARISON OF LAST YEAR DATA.

SO ACCORDING TO LAST YEAR DATA THE CUT-OFF AS FOLLOWS:

(A) ALL INDIA QUOTA

581 MARKS FOR GENERAL

450 MARKS FOR RESERVED CATEGORIES.

(B) STATE QUOTA

548 MARKS FOR GENERAL

443 MARKS FOR RESERVED CATEGORIES.

* THIS IS LAST YEAR DATA SO CUT-OFF MAY BE LIE IN THIS RANGE MAY BE 5% LESS OR 5% MORE. IT DEPENDS ON NEET.

YOU CAN ALSO CHECK YOUR COLLEGE WHICH FALL BY YOUR NEET SCORES USING OUR COLLEGE PREDICTOR:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

ALL THE BEST.

hi aspirant 

yes there are the chances to ge the seat in the esic college once check the  eligibility criteria of the college  allotment then you may proceed to the application and check out the fee structure and the scholarship availability in that college for your category

hii karthikeya

as per the last year cut of in BCB as it is meant as OBC the cut mark was the 528 where as you are expecting the 500 as i feel you have low chances getting the ESIC as the competation is going very high every year you would get the other colleges which are private aided for sure i would suggest the cut off in the below link in the telengana

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-telangana

regards

hey 

you might get seat in osmania medical college hyderabad with 454 marks belonging to SC category as previous year the cut off of college for SC under all india qouta was 450 marks and under state quota was 443 marks. this is just prediction we are not sure about this year cut off. cut off fall and rise every year depending on number of candidates, number of seats, difficulty of paper and neet top score. so hope for good result. 

goodluck 

hello, 

neet first round councilling is already over. the second round of counselling is about to hault. so by now you know which college you can get or which you cannot. 

moreover you jave not mentioned your category so its difficult to come up with any information. generally talking about deccan  college of medical science. with 420 score and general category i beleive you would not have fetched a seat there in the first  even if you are a muslim candidate since the citoffs have gone way higher than before. as of now just follow thw counselling process. if you do not get any college then you can either opt for management seats or you can look out for some other course.

good luck