NEET 2021 result: Check last year’s cut-offs of Kerala colleges
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NEW DELHI: The highest NEET cut-off last year for admission to MBBS courses in medical colleges of Kerala was 328 at Government Medical College, Kozhikode.
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The Commissioner of Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala will release the cut-offs for admission to medical colleges in Kerala for 85% state quota seats.
Recently, the Centre moved the Supreme Court to seek a stay on Bombay High Court’s order in which it directed it to conduct re-examination (NEET 2021) for two medical aspirants.
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The Centre filed a petition in which it stated that while the NEET result 2021 is ready to be declared, it is unable to declare the result due to Bombay HC’s order.
On October 20, the Bombay High Court directed the NTA to conduct the NEET exam afresh for two medical college aspirants as they had been handed question papers and answer sheets with incorrect serial numbers during the recently held exam.
NEET result 2021: Last year’s cut-offs for MBBS
Check last year’s cut-offs of state medical colleges for the unreserved category for MBBS programme.
College Name |
College Type |
Cut-off 2020 |
Government Medical College, Kollam |
Govt. |
790 |
Government Medical College, Kottayam |
Govt. |
669 |
Government Medical College, Kozhikode |
Govt. |
328 |
Government Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram |
Govt. |
452 |
Government Medical College, Thrissur |
Govt. |
748 |
NEET result 2021: Last year’s cut-offs for BDS
Check last year’s cut-offs of state medical colleges for the unreserved category for BDS programme.
College Name |
College Type |
Cut-Off 2020 |
Government Dental College, Kannur |
Govt. |
4,499 |
Government Dental College, Kottayam |
Govt. |
3,977 |
Government Dental College, Kozhikode |
Govt. |
2,603 |
Government Dental College, Thiruvananthapuram |
Govt. |
3,529 |
Government Dental College, Thrissur |
Govt. |
4,051 |
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