I am expecting 450 marks in NEET. Can I get a seat for MBBS with this score?

<p>If you're expecting 450 marks in NEET 2025, here's an overall picture of what that score typically translates into—and whether it's sufficient for an MBBS seat:</p><p>Expected Rank Range:</p><p>•A score around 450 marks generally corresponds to an All India Rank (AIR) between approximately 1,00,000 and 1,70,000.</p><p>Chances of Getting MBBS Admission</p><p>Government Medical Colleges:</p><p>•For General (UR) category students, a score of 450 is far below typical admission cut-offs, which usually fall in the 550–600+ marks range for government colleges.</p><p>•Only in a few states with relatively lower competition—such as Tamil Nadu, Assam, or Chhattisgarh—and via state quota, might seats be available around 480–500 marks, but 450 still remains too low for general admission.</p><p>•Reserved category students (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) may find limited openings. For instance, SC category cut-offs can go as low as 420–480, and ST around 400–450 in some states, which may include MBBS in government colleges.</p><p>Private Medical Colleges:</p><p>•Your score can be competitive for private MBBS colleges or deemed universities, especially those with lower cut-offs—typically in the 400–500 mark range for General/OBC categories.</p><p>•Some private colleges that have admitted students with 450 scores include Rural Medical College (Loni), JSS Mysore, Amrita Faridabad/Kochi, and KS Hegde Academy, though rank factors and state vary.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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