NEET UG 2024: 289 MBBS & BDS Seats Allotted in Government Medical Colleges – Cut-off Marks & Ranks
Introduction
For NEET UG 2024,there are 289 MBBS and BDS seats allotted in government and medical colleges, with the cutoff marks on the basis of category and the specific round of allotment.
MBBS Cutoff:
- For the General category, the cutoff percentile is 50% with a score range of 720-162.
- For OBC, SC and ST categories, 40% is the cutoff percentile which corresponds to scores between 161-127.
BDS Cutoff:
- The cutoff for BDS programs at government dental colleges is lower than MBBS. In some colleges, the closing ranks for BDS will range from 9,890 to more than 23,000 which will depend on the institution and the specific round of allotment
For Reserved Categories like OBC, SC, and ST,
- The cut-off is much lower i.e 40% percentile with a scores between 161-127
Persons with Disabilities
- It has a cut-off of 45% having the scores ranging from 161-144
Admission Factors: The exact cutoff for each college depends on several factors, including the number of seats, the difficulty level of the NEET exam, and the overall competition. Both the 15% All India Quota (AIQ) and the 85% State Quota seats have separate cutoffs
Admission & Seat Allotment:
Seats are distributed on the basis of two main quotas:
- 15% All India Quota and
- the 85% State Quota.
The cut-offs for AIQ MBBS are typically more competitive. For example, in 2021, AIQ cut-offs for general category students were ranged from 13,970 to 19,207 for different rounds
The allotment of 289 seats is an important part of the admission process in which over 1 lakh MBBS and 28,000 BDS seats are available through NEET. Candidates should pay attention to the latest updates regarding the college-specific cut-off trends, required rank and score for a seat at the official website.
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