Dear Aspirant,

You have scored extremely poorly in NEET. As you have not mentioned whether you have any kind of Category or some sort of reservation, I am assuming that you belong to open Category or general candidate.

For general category students, the cutoff is little bit higher than the marks that you have secured. For general candidates, the cutoff marks is 145 atleast. Candidates who have secured marks in the range of 145 to 650 can apply for physiotherapy course and ones who have secured a better rank is given the due preference in admission during Counselling process.

In case you have some sort of reservation like Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe, then only you have some sort of chance in getting a seat for physiotherapy. For Scheduled Tribe and Scheduled Caste, the cutoff marks is way less and in fact it is even less than 120. If you belong to that reservation Category, then you have some chances of getting a seat for physiotherapy.

At this point of time, you should look for some good private institutes that offers physiotherapy to students of your rank. You can also avail the provision of management quota. Before joining any of the private institutes, you should compare these colleges against each other to know by yourself which is the better college for you to pursue graduation:-

https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges

This is a great comparison tool and shall be able to answer your queries in relevant aspects related to college admission. It compares colleges based on their merits and demerits.

Neet 2020 result is out and the qualifying cutoffs of this year are as follow-

UR/EWS: 720-147
OBC: 146-113
SC: 146-113
ST: 146-113
UR/EWS-PWD: 146-129
SC, ST, OBC PWD: 128-113

If you are from general category then you'll not be eligible to apply for Physiotherapy as you haven't qualified Neet. But if you belong to any reserved category, you are eligible.

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