Hello candidate, the neet cut off is based on the various factors and is changed every year based on the performance of the students. The number of seats is also changed every year. The AIQ  is declared first and then your state rank is decided on the score you get. If you will take the seat if you get in your state, you will be under 85% state quota. If you will apply for AIQ seats, another state will have it's own criteria for allotment of college. That is based on the college merit list and category and state you choose.

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

Thank you. I suggest you to check that link. All the best.

Hello Neha
Yes you can apply for both state quota and All India quota as well.
As per NTA, students can avail of both State and All India Quota under the NEET examination, which will allow them to pursue a medical course not only in their own state but also in other states.
As per the information provided by the Agency, 15% of the total seats in every state will be allocated to the students who have applied under All India Quota. This means, that students, irrespective of the state they belong to or have chosen to sit the examination in, will be eligible for 15% of the medical seats in all medical colleges in the state, provided they have selected the option during the application process.

Under the State Quota, students will be offered 85% of the medical seats in the medical colleges of the respective state. Here, the students, who are a domicile of the State or Union Territory, will be able to try and take admission under the state quota.
All the best

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