hi I am from odisha general category I am getting 535 in neet 2020 can I get a govt medical college ??

hello seta

It's actually really difficult to provide a straightforward answer to your question because it depends on these factors

1. Number of canditates:- This is a central point as almost 1–2 lakhs hopefuls more are showing up each year. This implies understudies scoring X marks increments and thus rank expansion is seen. Prior just 2K understudies use to cross the 600 marks and now similar marks have been accomplished by almost 8K-9K applicants.
2. Level of test:- If paper comes simple, your test personality will assume a significant function as in hard paper, everybody makes goofs or endeavors less inquiries, however in a simple inquiry paper, one error can cost you and really everybody winds up endeavoring numerous inquiries due to tukka and simple inquiries.
3. Your state:- Generally, as state amount has 85% reservation, it turns into an or more highlight get a seat in your state. Here additionally states like Tamil Nadu, West Bengal has extremely low profile off however states like UP, Bihar have exceptionally high cutoff-Delhi-no compelling reason to try and remark on Delhi.Hence for some even 520 has opportunities to get a gmc on the off chance that they have a place with a low cutoff state and for some 550–560 doesn't get an opportunity on the off chance that they have a place with a high cutoff state.
4. Reservation:- No compelling reason to weight on this. I read some place that an understudy at around 1.2K position in AIIMS didn't get any AIIMS this time however same understudy at around a similar position got AIIMS Delhi!, since he/she was from SC/ST Category. Cutoff isn't that entirely different for OBC NCL-yet it's superior to general obviously. For general, yea it's troublesome yet atleast you can utilize that as a reason, as an inspiration and be fulfilled that you got that specific school based on merit and not reservation.

I am providing you some links this one is for expected cut off to be this year https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

and this one is for predicting colleges according to your rank https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer check them out as they will help you in selecting a college according to your rank and guide you in making correct decision

Hope this helps you