Can I get government college after getting 500 marks in NEET 2025?
With 500 marks in NEET 2025, getting a government medical college is possible but depends on your category and state quota. For General category, it's tough under All India Quota, but under State Quota, you might get a seat in BDS or MBBS in less competitive states.
Your chances of getting an admission with 500 marks mostly depends on the category you belong. If you are from reserved categories like SC/ST there is a good chance of getting an admission. Probability of getting an admission through state quota is more than admission through all India quota.
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