Medicine Entrance Exam

The procedure for participating in the second round of NEET PG counselling after being assigned a seat in the first round relies on your circumstances and the guidelines established by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) or the relevant state counselling body.In general, you must report to the designated college with the necessary paperwork to finish the admissions process if you are happy with the seat assigned in the first round and wish to keep it. On the other hand, you normally have two choices if you choose to take part in the second round and are searching for a perhaps better seat:Free Exit opportunity: In certain circumstances, you have the opportunity to use the "free exit" option if you would prefer to take a seat that was assigned to you in the first round and go on to the second. This implies that there is no requirement for you to report to the designated college and that you will be free to take part in the second round of counselling.Reporting with Upgradation: You can choose the "upgradation" option if you bring your paperwork to the designated college, finish the admissions process, and still want to move up to a higher seat in the next round. This enables you to keep the seat that was assigned to you in the first round while continuing to be evaluated for better seats in following rounds.

Thus, assuming you have got 621 marks in NEET 2024, your opportunity to get admission into Muslim minority medical college is very bright. In general, any score above the level of 600 is regarded to be rather competitive, and it will surely surpass most cut offs for the minority colleges.   Muslim minority institutions admit candidates from this community through a quota system wherein a given percentage of the total number of students admitted is allocated to Muslims, and the cutoff marks called for the Muslim seats are usually lower than those of the ‘open’ seats. Therefore, with 621 marks you are set well to secure a seat not only in any of the Muslim minority medical college but in some of the better ones as well.   The exact cut off marks may therefore differ from one college to the other, in relation to the number of candidates and the performance of those candidates in that year. However, due to your high score, you should be able to apply for several jobs and so you have to select.   To increase your chances of success, engage yourself in the counseling process, follow up the dates, and keep all the documents on your hand. Going by the score you achieved you should practically be a shoo-in for a Muslim minority medical college in India.

As per your NEET score of 437 marks, BC-E Muslims category candidate, the probability for you to get a government MBBS seat at Fatima Medical College, Kadapa are moderate. The admission standards include the cut-off marks to be considered, which in most cases are generic and can change from one year to the other depending on the number of applicants, the level of difficulty of the examination and or the performance of the candidates.  Fatima Medical College, being a Minority institution, provides for a certain number of seats for Muslim Candidates under the BC-E sub-category. This reservation usually makes the cut-off marks to be lower than those of the general category. However, competition intensity is still high through the year more so for the government quota options.  Peculiarly, recent cut offs for Govt seat in minority institutions for BC-E have been around 420-450 but depends on the over all NEET score. The minimum passing mark for the test is 400 and your score of 437 places you on the borderline – you have a fair chance but much of this depends on the particular year’s cut-off figure and the number of places available.