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I have no idea about cut-off rank but By 50th percentile, it means that your marks in NEET 2018 should be such that your marks come in top 50% of the candidates who will appear for NEET 2018. Similarly, 40th percentile will mean that you should score such that you come in top 40% of the candidates who will appear for NEET 2018. It is difficult to give exact marks which you must aim in NEET 2018 in order to qualify/pass the exam, since a lot will depend upon preparatory levels of other candidates, number of aspirants, etc. But, you may get a rough idea of the same from previous year NEET cutoff data. In 2018, the equivalent score of 50th percentile (passing marks) was 131 out of 720 for general category and 107 something for reserved categories. I suggest you aim to score at least above 200 in order to pass NEET 2018 and become eligible for admission in BHMS course.

WBJEE has a tuition fee waiver scheme where candidates with very low family income can get a seat in eligible colleges as per their TFW rank, receiving a waiver in college fees only. TFW:-Tuition Fee Waiver, Means if you get a seat with TFW, then you don't have to pay tuition fee for your respective branch of your respective institute. It can save upto 3.5 Lacs of your dad's hard earn money in total four year. So, it is a good chance. Just grab it. The selection of the TFW seat is like that. First of all, you will be selected by your GMR. Then, they will look for the first three candidates from the respective branch of the respective institutes who have chosen TFW seat and the first three with the higher TFW rank will get the seat. So, if you have got the seat, then congratulations! You are lucky. Hope it helps. Good Luck :). .