Hello Rohini,



The cut-off for this year has not been released by the universities yet and it is based on the below factors-

• Total sanctioned seat intake
• Number of applications received by institute
• Performance of applicants in NEET
• Category of student
• Previous years'cut-off trends

The cut-off marks for SC category students is 133-107 to qualify NEET. And you have scored well above it.



However your rank is extremely high and you have extremely  low chances of getting admission in a government medical college in Karmata.



If you consider the previous year (2018) cut-off, then the highest cut-off rank in Karnataka for a government medical college was 61562 with cut-off marks being 422 for SC category students so it is highly unlikely for you to get admission here.



I suggest you look into private medical colleges, you will be able to get admission there but the fees will be higher.



You can go through the below link to find private medical colleges-

http://www.medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-private-medical-colleges-in-india

Hope this helps.