How much marks is required in NEET 2022 for admission in Kerala private and self financing colleges?

Dear aspirant

Kerala is one of the state with lowest tution fees in private or self financing medical College in while India. Kerala State allow 15% seat for all india merit state in private medical colleges of Kerala. As due to low tution fees, cut off marks are pretty much High and people wants to come here once they don't get govt medical College.

Now if we talk about neet marks required so it was around 510-515 marks in 2019 when first time all india merit students were allowed to take admission. Cut off was low as because most of candidates were not knowing about fee's structure and registration date.

In neet 2021 cut off marks went almost 535-540 marks.

So if you are planning to get admission in Kerala self financing medical College, marks above 550 or around that will be safe margin for you. Also day by day people starting to know about fee's structure for Kerala and so cut off marks get rising.

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Dear Student,

The marks that you need to score in NEET UG depends on the cut off score and the cut off score is subjected to change depending on the total number of candidates appeared, difficulty level of exam and number of seats available etc.

You have not mentioned your category, please do for a more accurate answer. Analyzing the cut off for the past years you need to score minimum 480-540 marks or above if you belong to general category. If you belong to reserved category you should aim to score minimum 380-440 marks or above in NEET UG.

To check the details click on the link below ;

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