Hi

I am assuming you from general category.

It is difficult to make prediction as cut off keeps changing every year  depending upon various factors like

------------) number of students that appeared in the neet exam,

------------) kind of marks obtained by them ,

------------)  toughness level of the neet examination

------------)  number of seats available

------------) the category you are from etc

Anyway,

when we go through previous year trends

>>>>>> With 199 marks,

You have low chances for mbbs in government colleges

Also,

You have low chances in  Gardi Medical College, Ujjain    which you have tagged

For example,

in neet 2019 its cut off for general category was 515 marks.

You can check it at

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

But yes,

You have chances in deemed universities for mbbs which are listed below along with their cut off marks in neet 2020,2nd round all india counselling conducted  for 100 % deemed university seats   :-

-----------) GITAM:- 197 marks

----------) Aarupadai Veedu Medical College and Hospt., Puducherry:- 192 marks

----------) Sree Balaji Medical College and Hospital, Chennai:- 189 marks

----------) Shri Satya Sai Medical College and RI, Kancheepuram:- 173 marks

----------) Meenakshi Medical College Host. and Res. Inst., Chenna:- 169 marks

And a few more

This has been  predicted on the basis of previous years data  but  cutoff keeps changing so to have clear picture of the complete list of colleges in which you have chances, you can go through our college predictor at

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

With the help of predicted colleges you can make better choice while filling your choices of colleges during your counselling

To help in your counselling, we have mbbs companion in which in addition to college predictor tool you also get information regarding various counselling i. e all india , deemed, central and state  counselling and you get to attend live webinars with experts to guide you and get all your doubts cleared. The link is given below:-

https://www.careers360.com/mbbs-companion?utm_source=qna

Thank you

Dear aspirant

After the neet result declaration, counselling happens which are mainly of two type one AIQ COUNSELING in which every student can participate for 15% AIQ seats in Government medical College of India. AIQ counseling is also conducted for 100% seats of deemed/private medical colleges of India.

Second is state counselling which is conducted by every state counselling authority and you can participate in that. For attending state counselling you must belong to that state or you are having domicile certificate for that state. So state counselling will conduct counselling on remaining 85% quota of total medical seat in that state.

So on the basis on your rank/score you can participate in this counselling. If you have score more than cut off ranks then you will get colleges. If you have score extremely well then you can also give specific choice of college during counselling process and  if have enough score you might get college of your choice.

You can check counselling process for AIQ quota and various states after the result declaration of neet. Till that prepare and try to score as maximum you can to get the college of your choice.

Best regards !!

With 490/720 in NEET, assuming youre from General Category, you may have low chances in securing a seat under All India Quota in most of the good Government Medical Colleges for MBBS. You have still fair chances under Home State Quota in Government Medical Colleges in your State as well as in the State Medical Colleges under State Medical Counselling. You must keep an eye on all the Options. Of course, if youre from some Category, you definitely will have more options and prospects during Counselling.

For more information and college prediction do follow the link below

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

Hi aspirant,

You can apply for BSc psychology from now also.

Your MBBS is based on the results. But if it delays, and the admissions for BSc are closed by that time, You will lose both.

Its better that you apply for BSc psychology, and wait for the results. Even if you dont get MBBS seat, you will atleast have Bsc to pursue.

I have seen many students losing the MBBS seat and also couldnt get admission in BSc.

Even if they dont want to repeat NEET, they remain with only option to drop one more year for NEET preparations  as the admissions get full everywhere.

Hope it helps.

hi,

see christian medical college comes under private institute in tamil nadu. admission for mbbs course is based on neet ug counselling. Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Tamil Nadu will conduct Tamil Nadu MBBS 2021 counselling in an offline mode to  admission in 85% seats under state quota and 100% seats in self financing colleges in Tamil Nadu. to admission in cmc vellore you need to register in official website of cmc after neet ug result has declared. you have to submit all necessary documents and neet ug courses for counselling process. to check the admission bulletin follow the below link:

https://admissions.cmcvellore.ac.in/process.aspx

fees structure is as follows

Tuition fee (per year) 3,000.00

One time College fee at admission 9,300.00

Other annual fee 23,605.00

One time payment to University 14,425.00

***there is separate hostel and bill charges for Men and Women.

careers360 has neet ug online coaching for students, it includes lecture series, mock exam, solved papers, doubt solving sessions. to boost your rank follow the below link:

https://learn.careers360.com/

Hi

Predicting the marks required to get a seat in a medical college is quite difficult but when we go through previous year trends then

In neet 2019 , 573 marks for obc category was the cut off marks/ lowest marks  that got an mbbs seat in a government medical college under UP state quota  and it was for Autonomous Medical College, Bahraich

You can check the same at

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

But yes,

cut  off   marks / rank   for medical colleges keeps changing every year  depending upon various factors like  number of students that appeared in the neet examination, kind of marks obtained by students  in neet , toughness level of the neet examination, number of seats available etc.

So ,  you should try to get at least 30 - 50 marks  more in comparison of Neet 2019 in your Neet 2021 Examination to be on the safer side, so you should try to get at least around 600-625 marks.

Now , limited time is left for your neet 2021 examination, so focus on preparation, go through the chapters , practise questions and then revise them, go through mock test papers once you are done with complete syllabus. To help you in your preparation we have neet knockout for you :- https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet

Thank you

Hi.

If you are shifting abroad, focus more on getting a good score in class 12. Many western countries do not consider NEET as they have their own criteria. After class 12 you will be required to give basic exams (like the USA has SATs or the ACTs) to test your aptitude. You will then have to apply to different universities, which accept students based on their high school marks among other factors. If you are moving to the USA, then you will first have to attend PRE-MED school, followed by med school. Please specify the country for us to help you better.

Out of 180 questions, he must have skipped a question and an incorrect question. For an incorrect question 5 marks deducted and for skipping a question 4 marks deducted. So 720-(5+4) = 711

Hello aspirant!

I am sorry to say this, but with 75 marks you have not qualified NEET-UG so you will not be eligible for a seat anywhere, government or public. The qualifying mark this year was 147. I suggest you give a drop and write the exam next year and surely you will succeed.

Thank you.