I got 625 marks in NEET UG. What are my chances of getting admission in MBBS in any government college?
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You have solid chances to gain entrance into an MBBS programme at a government institution when your NEET UG score reaches 625. The NEET UG cutoff score required for admission into government colleges shows state-specific variations but students typically need more than 600 points to become competitive. Previous year's cutoff scores indicate that government colleges accepted candidates within the range of 590 to 650 point brackets. Your test score provides an opportunity for government college admission particularly in Maharashtra and Gujarat and Karnataka institutions. Students pursuing MBBS in government colleges must pay between INR
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The minimum qualifying percentile for OBC category in NEET UG exam is 40th. In NEET 2025, the cutoff score for OBC was 143-113. The NEET percentile of OBC remains the same every year. However, the scores get changed.
The minimum qualifying percentile for NEET UG exam is shared below-
Category | NEET 2025 Cutoff percentile |
|---|---|
UR/EWS | 50th |
OBC, SC, ST | 40th |
UR/EWS-PwD | 45th |
OBC/SC/St-PwD | 40th |
The NTA NEET UG 2026 exam city slip will be released around 10 days before the exam. Students will get to know the allotted exam city through the city intimation slip. The NEET exam centre will be located at the allotted city.
The NTA will release the admit card for the NEET 2026 around three to four days before the exam. The NEET admit card will be displayed at neet.nta.nic.in. Registered students can download their hall tickets using the login details.
The NEET 2026 exam pattern has not been released as of now. The NTA will mention the pattern in the information bulletin. The change in the NEET pattern will be known after the release of notification. The NTA changed the NEET question paper pattern in 2025. The NTA removed the optional questions and the exam duration was reduced by 20 minutes.
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