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Hello Pradeep
I think yes, because last year the cutoff was around 546. So, there's chance for your Sister
Eligibility Criteria
The children of Ex-Army Personnel, war widows/widows of the Army, and Army Personnel are eligible for the admission
Wards of Army Personnel should have a minimum of 10
Hey Vasudha,
The admission in ACMS, is Carried by the indraprastha university based on the marks of the NEET. There are total of 100 seats available which are all reserved for the children or wards of serving army personnel, ex army personnel, wards of war widows and other criterias are
Hi aspirant!! The cut off marks is quite high. The chances of your getting medical college is low as the army studenta are also in high number.
Hi aspirant
ACMC is only for Army ward and reserved category.Therefore there is less compitition because only army wards are eligible for this college .
The last year cut off for SC: 401 marks and ST :299 marks
There is no data yet for GEN and OBC but it can
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