NEET

With 410 marks in NEET UG, your expected rank would likely fall between 2,48,001 and 2,50,000. This score and rank may not guarantee a seat in government medical colleges, especially for MBBS programs. For BUMS (Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery), however, your chances are better in some government colleges that offer the course through NEET, though admission is highly competitive, and you might need to rely on state quotas or private institutions, especially for a general category student. Keep in mind that for BUMS programs, candidates usually need a minimum of 300 marks, though this varies yearly based on factors such as the number of applicants and the cutoffs set by specific institutions.  

Yes, you might be able to get into a medical college in Assam with a NEET score of 484, depending on the college and your category:  Gauhati Medical CollegeIn 2023, the general cutoff for this college was 14,638.  Assam Medical College, DibrugarhA student with the name ABU ATAHAR LASKAR was selected in round 2 of NEET-UG 22.  EligibilityA score of 490 or higher in NEET makes you eligible for the 15% AIQ counseling process. The medical college you get into depends on your state and category.  Good government medical collegeTo get into a good government medical college, you should aim for a score of 590 or higher. 

With a NEET score of 480, you may be able to secure a private medical seat with annual fees of around 4-5 lakh, but this will require careful research and may vary depending on your category and the state you are applying to; some less popular private colleges in certain states may offer fees in this range, but finding a reputable one at this price point may be difficult. Key items to consider:State-specific variations:Different states have varying cut-offs for private medical institutions, so look into colleges in states with potentially lower tuition. Less popular colleges:Look for private medical colleges that are less well-known, as they may offer lower costs.