Hello aspirant

With a score of 480, you have very dim chances of getting a government college. Even in low fee structured private colleges, a candidate needs at least 590+ marks for the general category. So you only have chances of getting deemed medical colleges or private colleges in UP, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana whose annual tuition fee is around 12-15 lakhs.

Based on previous year's cut off, you can get a seat in the following private colleges-

Subharti Medical College, Meerut

Muzzafarnagar Medical College

Rohilkhand Medical College

Mayo Institute of Medical Sciences, Barabanki

Kamineni Institute of Medical Sciences, Narketpally

Kindly note that the cut-off changes every year depending on various factors such as the category of the student, number of students attempting the paper, number of newly opened colleges etc.

You can also use the college predictor tool to know your chances of admission in a college/course-

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

Hope it helps!

Hello aspirant

In the mop up round, the last seat of the EWS category of AIIMS college was allotted at 617 marks and the college allotted was AIIMS Madurai. So you might have a chance of getting an AIIMS if you go through the Mop Up round.

The cut off for IMS BHU for the EWS category was 671 marks and for Aligarh Muslim University, it was 645 marks. So you have low chances of getting into these colleges.

However, you can get many government colleges at this score.

Please note that the cut-off varies every year depending on various factors such as the category of the student, number of students attempting the paper, number of newly opened colleges etc.

You can also use the college predictor tool to know your chances of admission in a college/course-

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

Hope it helps!

Hello,

The NEET test is used to determine eligibility for MBBS admission. For students to be eligible to take the NEET Exam, they must be older than 17 and have taken Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as required courses in class 12.

Qualifying percentage marks required to take admission in MBBS is 50% for general and 40% for SC/ST.

So, you are eligible because you got more than qualifying marks of mbbs under SC category.

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Hello,

Yes, it is entirely OK to take a drop after 12th grade to focus on NEET preparations.

If the drop is actually taken voluntarily and not as a result of external circumstances, it will be helpful. Taking a drop allows you to psychologically be ready for the strain that will soon be present at medical institutions.

Additionally, it might be challenging to study for both the boards and NEET at the same time. If you are aware of your strengths and limitations, taking a year off is a wise choice.

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hi there!

no, the NEET results are not out yet, i.e. on 18th August.

today it is likely to release the NEET answer key.

For regular updates on kindly check the following link

careers360NEET

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Hello aspirant

You mentioned that you are domiciled in Rajasthan. If we look at the previous year cut off for ST GIRL category, the cut off was 452 marks and the college allotted was GMC Dungarpur (Management seat). So you might have a chance of getting a government seat in Rajasthan.

You have a chance of getting the following government medical colleges based on previous year's cut off-

Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi - 395

University College of Medical Sciences, New Delhi- 425

Government Medical College, Saharanpur- 296

Please note that the cut-off varies every year depending on various factors such as the category of the student, number of students attempting the paper, number of newly opened colleges etc.

You can also use the college predictor tool to know your chances of admission in a college/course-

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

Hope it helps!

Dear aspirant

The shortlisted candidates will be called for Test of English Language, Comprehension, Logic and Reasoning (ToELR), Psychological Assessment Test (PAT), Interview and Medical Examination at AFMC, Pune.

Test of English Language Comprehension, Logic and Reasoning (ToELR) will be in the form of Computer Based Test (CBT) consisting of 40 MCQs of 2.0 marks each amounting to a maximum of 80 marks and will be held at AFMC, Pune. There will be negative marks of 0.5 for every incorrect answer. These 40 questions will be required to be answered in 30 minutes. The marks obtained in ToELR will be added to NEET UG -2020 score (max of 720) to get a score out of 800. This will be divided by 4 to get the written examination score out of 200. The interview will consist of 50 marks. The final merit will be based on the final score thus obtained (Written examination score + Interview marks). PAT is a qualifying examination and PAT scores will not be considered for preparing final merit list.

As ToELR is computer based test, there is no availability of exact previous year question or something, although in this test mainly grammar, vocabulary related to English and logical reasoning questions are asked so you can practice this, you may find similar sample paper on internet or YouTube you can browse through it.

PAT  test is like you will given some situations and they will ask about how to come out of it or solutions just for your psychological assessment. YOu may find some help through YouTube channels as some students may tell you their experience. Otherwise there are no other sources for this.

Predict your admission chances in MBBS / BDS / Ayush seats,use our neet college predictor tool from link below

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope this was informative

All the best