Hello aspirant,

Neet is one of the toughest exam of India and as the cutoff has increased this year, so it is not possible to get the government MBBS college with 317 marks and getting the benefits of reservation.

But at this score you can definitely try for private medical colleges.

Thank you

Hello,

With a NEET score of 317 and being from the OBC category, getting into an MBBS program might be tough, but it's not impossible. Your chances will depend on several factors like the number of seats, state quotas, and the cutoff in various colleges. Here's how things usually go:

KEY CONSIDERATION -

1. State Quota vs. All India Quota:

   • State Quota: You stand a better chance under the 85% state quota, as the cutoffs tend to be lower compared to the more competitive 15% All India Quota.
   • All India Quota (AIQ): This quota has higher cutoffs, making admission more difficult.

2. OBC Reservation Benefits:

   • As an OBC candidate, you have an advantage with slightly lower cutoff marks, but cutoffs can differ from one state to another.

3. Private and Deemed Medical Colleges:

   • If government medical colleges seem difficult to get into, private or deemed universities can be another option, although they tend to have higher fees.

4. State-specific Opportunities:

   • States like Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Uttar Pradesh have a higher number of private medical colleges, which may have relatively lower cutoffs.

WHAT YOU CAN DO-

• Check Cutoffs from Previous Years: Compare your score with last year’s cutoffs for OBC candidates in your state to gauge your chances.
• Attend Counseling Sessions: Participate in both the State and All India counseling rounds to explore all possible opportunities.
• Consider Alternative Medical Courses: If MBBS isn’t feasible, you might want to consider related courses like BDS (Dental) or BAMS (Ayurveda) , which usually have lower cutoffs.

Thank you!! all the best!!