Is there any chance for MBBS in India with 320 in NEET 2018? What should I do now? I have scored 91% in 12th.
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Hi Brij,
MBBS in India with 320 in NEET at government universities is next to impossible considering the previous year statistics. Even private or deemed colleges are difficult but if the high fees is affordable, you may try once the results are out. Before you completely switch your field to B.Sc, you can explore medical studies abroad at a good government university. Select a university listed with MCI. Check what experience they have in teaching foreign students.
Some of the universities are excellent, in fact comparable to good colleges in India. In fact now government is planning to have a common exam for all doctors before they s...more -
Under no category of reservation, you can get into MBBS course in India with such a low score. So, definitely, you should try another time only if you are passionate to get into MBBS. Otherwise, moving on into any other course would be good. -
No, definitely, there is no chance of getting MBBS this year and definitely your 12th standard percentage doesn't matter as Getting into MBBS is solely based on NEET score in our country. So, better luck next time.
All the best! -
Hello, please refer to mcc counselling website, plus you would be notified for marks cutoff each year, you don't need marks based on 12th it's all what you score at NEET, good luck. -
You can expect some college based on your marks. But chances are below 50 percent. So I suggest you to go for private campus. -
It is very difficult to get for unreserved quota, so you must prepare again. Best of luck.
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