Hello,

Based upon your score in NEET 2018, and the previous year cutoff, chances are less for admission to Government Medical Colleges under All India Quota and state quota. You may have chances in Private Colleges at state level quota. Use NEET College Predictor to Check Your MBBS/BDS Chances in Deemed Universities & State Quota seat Based on Your NEET AIR

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-ug-college-predictor?icn=neetug-clgpd-trial&ici=contmap_btwcont_mob

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the qualifying NEET 2018 cutoff marks for all the categories, along with the declaration of NEET result on June 4, 2018. The cutoff of NEET 2018 has seen a decrease across the categories compared to the previous year. As per NEET cutoff 2018, candidates belonging to UR category are required to score at least 119 marks (out of 720) in order to qualify NEET 2018, while OBC/SC/ST category candidates need a minimum of 96 marks to qualify. The NEET 2018 cutoff or qualifying marks for UR-PH category is 96. The highest marks scored in NEET 2018 is 691 out of 720. This year 7,14,562 students have qualified the exam this year as compared to 6,11,739 last year.

Hi Karthik,

Based upon your score in NEET 2018, and the previous year cutoff, chances are less for admission to Government Medical Colleges under All India Quota. You may have chances for admission to government colleges under state quota. Use NEET College Predictor to Check Your MBBS/BDS Chances in All India Quota, Deemed Universities & State Quota seat Based on Your NEET AIR

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-ug-college-predictor?icn=neet-clgpd&ici=qna-answer

All the best.