How Much Should You Score in NEET UG 2021 for MAMC Admission in Delhi?

To secure a seat at Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC) in Delhi for NEET UG 2021 as a General category candidate, you would typically aim for a score in the range of approximately 650-680 marks. However, the cut-off can vary each year based on several factors, including the overall performance of candidates, the number of applicants, and the difficulty level of the exam.

The Cutoff for NEET UG 2021: Insight and Trends

For the NEET UG 2021, the closing rank for MAMC for the General category was around 200-300, with the corresponding marks typically in that range. It pays to check the official NEET UG results and counseling information for the most accurate and up-to-date details.

Delhi Quota and Non-Delhi Quota Cutoffs

With the Delhi quota, you need to score a minimum of 650 marks to get into MAMC and be on the safer side. For the Non-Delhi quota, you need to secure at least 680 marks to be safe.

Safety Net and Optimal Scores for MAMC

Well above 650 marks is good enough, but if the situation is similar to the 2020 NEET, a score of 680 would be necessary to get into MAMC. Depending on the difficulty of the exam, reaching a score as high as 700 might be advisable. AIQ (All India Quota) and DUQ (Delhi University Quota) have high-cut-off ranges, while UR (Unreserved Category) candidates might need to exceed 650 for a safe score.

Key Strategies for NEET UG Preparation

While predicting the exact score is challenging, putting in hard work and consistent preparation is essential. Here are some key strategies:

Study Plan: Follow a structured study plan that includes NCERTs as the primary reference material, supplemented by extra books like Cengage, H.C. Verma, M.S. Chouhan, V.K. Jaiswal, and NCERTs. Time Management: Prepare yourself for JEE level expectations in Physics and Chemistry. Spend at least 2-3 months focusing on advanced material, and the last 2-3 months should be dedicated to thorough revision and practice. Practice Papers: Regularly solve previous years' papers and sample tests. Try to finish papers within 2-2.5 hours to build the necessary time management skills. Note Making: Create notes highlighting difficult topics, star questions that you find challenging, and compile all this information in a systematic manner to aid revision.

Remember, the goal is to aim for a target score of around 650, but being safe is more beneficial than just making it over the line with a lower score.

ALL THE BEST to all the aspirants of NEET UG 2021. Stay committed, prepare well, and never give up.