FAQ in South West Khasi Hills, Meghalaya
Complete information about faq for NEET counselling in South West Khasi Hills district.
NEET Counselling FAQs for South West Khasi Hills, Meghalaya
General Questions
Q: What is the NEET qualifying cutoff for 2026? A: General category students need minimum 50th percentile (approx 137+ marks out of 720). OBC/SC/ST need 40th percentile (approx 107+). PwD candidates need 45th percentile. Note that these are minimum qualifying scores — actual college cutoffs are much higher.
Q: Can students from other states apply to South West Khasi Hills colleges? A: Yes, for AIQ seats (15% of government seats), any Indian student can apply. For state quota seats (85%), you need valid Meghalaya domicile. Private colleges may have management quota seats open to all-India candidates.
Q: When does NEET counselling start for South West Khasi Hills students? A: NEET UG counselling typically starts in July after NEET results. First register on MCC portal for AIQ seats, then on Meghalaya state counselling portal for state quota.
Q: Is there Meghalaya state quota in South West Khasi Hills medical colleges? A: Yes, 85% of government college seats are reserved for Meghalaya state quota. South West Khasi Hills students with valid Meghalaya domicile can claim these seats.
Q: How many medical colleges are in South West Khasi Hills? A: South West Khasi Hills has 0 NMC-approved medical college(s). 0 government and 0 private.
Q: Do I need to register for both MCC and Meghalaya counselling? A: Yes, always register for both. MCC handles AIQ and central institution seats, while Meghalaya counselling covers 85% state quota seats. Skipping either limits your options.