GTMC Theni News & Updates 2024 - Notifications, Notice, Result

NEET 2024 Expected Rank for 490 Marks: To score 490 marks, a candidate shall answer 127 questions out of 180 with an accuracy of around 90%. At this mark range, a rank between AIR 1,36,501 to AIR 1,37,500 can be expected in NEET 2024. Additionally, whether this rank will be enough for admissions or not through the All-India seats quota is also discussed below. Scroll down to check marks-wise expected rank in NEET 2024 from 499 to 490 marks. 

NEET 2024 Expected Percentile for 470 Marks: As per our analysis derived from previous trends, 479 marks in NEET UG 2024 will have a percentile between 93.58 to 93.62, minor differences applicable. The same at 470 marks is shortly around 93.1 to 93.16 percentile. Do note that although this analysis accounts for the increased registrations, variations to some extents are still likely. Check out the complete expected percentile data here below. 

Government Medical Colleges in Tamil Nadu under NEET 2024 offer MBBS/BDS admissions to medical aspirants who are domiciled in the state of Tamil Nadu. Some of the best Government NEET Colleges in Tamil Nadu are Madras Medical College in Chennai, Stanley Medical College in Chennai, Madurai Medical College, Thanjavur Medical College, Kilpauk Medical College in Chennai, Tirunelveli Medical College, Rajah Muthiah Medical College in Annamalainagar, Chengalpattu Medical College in Chengalpattu, Coimbatore Medical College, among many others.

NEET 2024 Expected Percentile for 480 Marks: The percentile for 480 marks in NEET UG 2024 is likely to not range much higher than 93.62 to 63.98 while the same 489 marks is around 94.1 to 94.15 percentile. The rank for 480 marks can also be expected to cross 1,58,000 this year, hence admission at 480 marks will be tough even for SC/ST categories. 

The list of private medical colleges in West Bengal with cutoffs includes the NEET cutoff ranks of nine private MBBS colleges in the state. This list features renowned institutions such as JMN Medical College, Shri Ramkrishna Institute of Medical Sciences & Sanaka Hospitals, and KPC Medical College. The NEET UG cutoff marks required to enroll in these private medical colleges are lower compared to government colleges.