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Hello aspirant,
With 370 marks in NEET and BCD category, getting a government MBBS seat is unlikely, but you do have fair chances in private medical colleges, especially under the management quota or category-B seats. Many private colleges in states like Telangana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Uttar Pradesh have cutoffs in the range of 350–400 for MBBS under management quota.

You should participate in state counselling (especially Telangana if you're from there) and also register for Deemed University counselling through MCC, where private seats are available at slightly higher fees. If you're open to higher tuition fees, your chances are good in the later rounds or mop-up rounds

Hello aspirant,
With an AIR of 1,20,525 and an SC category rank of 4,832, you have a decent chance of getting an MBBS seat under the SC quota, especially through state quota counselling. In many states, SC cutoffs for government MBBS colleges go up to ranks between 1.1 to 1.3 lakh, depending on the competition and number of seats.

Chances are better in your home state, especially if you are from states like Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, or Odisha, where SC cutoffs tend to be relatively more favorable. Participate actively in both AIQ and state counselling, and keep options open for MBBS in deemed or private colleges with SC quota as a backup.

Hello Aspirant,

No, admission into MBBS is not possible through MHT-CET, even if you have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in Class 12. The MBBS course in India is strictly offered through the NEET-UG examination conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA), and it is the only valid entrance test for medical programs like MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS, and other allied medical courses. MHT-CET is primarily used for admission into pharmacy, nursing, and engineering courses offered by institutes in Maharashtra. So, if you wish to pursue MBBS, you must appear for and qualify in the NEET-UG exam.

All the best for your future aspirations.

Hello,

Congratulations on your NEET 2025 score of 509, OBC - NCL category membership, and AIR of 41,875. This is a good grade, and you have a decent chance of getting into a government medical college with an MBBS degree, especially if you use the state quota.

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Depending on the state and competition, MBBS places at Government colleges of insert at 510 - 540 marks under the AIQ for OBC - NCL.

You maybe accepted into recently found in Government Medical College in States such as: Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Bihar, Assam.

State Quota

Under the state quota, your prospects are for higher. Your chances of being accepted into a government medical college for MBBS are called high if you are from a state like Rajasthan, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, or Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh, particularly during Round 2 or mop-up rounds.

Participating all India quota counselling by MCC and fill all possible choices static Italy and also participate in the state counselling with your college preferences.

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Hello aspirant,

Class 12 results are used to determine admission to the bachelor of pharmacy program, but some universities also accept results from 2024 entrance exams, including NEET, MHT CET, CUET, AP EAMCET, TS EAMCET, KCET, JEE Main, KEAM, etc.

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Thank you

With a NEET score of 247 and a rank of 6 lakh, securing a government MBBS seat in either Maharashtra or Gujarat is highly unlikely. Government medical colleges typically have much higher cutoffs. It's more realistic to consider private medical colleges or explore alternative options like AYUSH courses (BAMS, BHMS, etc.) or BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery).

With 440 marks in NEET, getting a government MBBS seat is a little tough in general category. But if you belong to a reserved category or have a state quota with lower cutoffs, you might still have a chance in some states. Just don’t lose hope — try for counselling and check all your options.

Yes, as a Telangana student , you can get admission into Diploma in Mechanical Engineering without entrance exam under certain conditions.

• You must have passed Class 10 (SSC) or its equivalent.

• For government quota seats, TS POLYCET is mandatory .

• For non-government seats , you can explore management or spot admissions .

Hello,

Direct admissions are not possible in government colleges for B.Sc Nursing in Bangalore . Admission is done through Karnataka CET (KCET) or counselling based on eligibility.

You must apply and qualify through the proper process.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

If your father is an ex-Army personnel and got disabled on duty (6th category disability), then yes, you can get benefit under Army quota for MBBS admission . You may also get support from the Sainik Kalyan Board , depending on the state rules.

Your NEET rank will be considered under Army quota seats in colleges like Army College of Medical Sciences (ACMS) and other colleges that have Defence quota . But you must have the required documents like:

• Discharge book of your father

• Disability certificate

• Dependent certificate

• Certificate from Rajya/Zila Sainik Board

Please also check the specific college’s eligibility rules. Army quota is mainly for wards of Army personnel, so you are likely eligible.

Make sure to register under the correct quota while applying in counselling.

Hope it helps !