NEET

Your projected rank of 264,527 and NEET score of 372 put you in a competitive bracket, especially for admission to government colleges.  Based on NEET results, Karnataka offers counseling for state quota seats. The deadlines for government college admissions change annually based on the volume of applications and available space.  Because seats are set aside for SC candidates, being in this category can give you advantages such as lower admissions cutoffs.To get a sense of the anticipated range, it's a good idea to look into the Karnataka government medical colleges' NEET cutoffs from the prior year. Every year, cutoffs may change depending on a number of variables.

Even with SC category reservations, getting into an MBBS programme at a government college may be difficult with over 190 NEET scores. Nonetheless, you may want to think about the following other choices and approaches:1. Private Medical CollegesState Quota Seats: You may be eligible under the SC category if your state has a lower cutoff point for private medical colleges.Seats under the management quota: Compared to government seats, these seats have lower cutoffs but higher fees.2. Deemed UniversityThese colleges occasionally have lower cutoffs for MBBS seats and have their own admissions requirements.3. Allied Helath Scienec CoursesAlternative programs like BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery), BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery), BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy), and BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) may be an option if MBBS is not feasible.