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    Hllo aspirant!! If you are getting this much marks than you will surely get the government college. 

    Acms is private college..u can easily fetch a govt. College with these marka

    Hey Khushbu, you scored 286 marks in NEET and you also belong to OBC Category. Really that will be very helpful to you while taking admission in Government College as some special seats are being reserved for each and every special reserved category. But sorry to say you will not

    Hello aspirant.

    If you belong to General/OBC Category then your chances of getting seat are very less. You can try for management seats or paid seats. Mention your category, home state and quota to get in detail information about your query. 

    To know in which colleges you can get seat

    Hello Urmila.

    You scored good marks NEET congratulations for that. As you are interested in ACMS College New Delhi. As per your score you have fair chances of getting ACMS .

    I suggest you to go for counselling and put it on the top preference.

    In order to get confirm

    Hey there, You will be scoring 552 marks in NEET 2019. You belong to the general category. With these marks, you may get a seat in the Army College of Medical Science in Delhi but there are very fewer chances for that. As even you know due to high cutoffs

    Hello Kanika

    Yes, you can.

    Last year 441 got last seat


    And this year as neet is fully functional so students with 460 marks would be getting college from their state quota so opting ACMS would be less comman opposite to last year trends

    For more info: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ap-eamcet-hall-ticket

    Hello Rabiya,
    360 is an okay score but definitely not enough to get you ACMS under priority six army category.
    There are a total of 6 priorities and you have to see which one is applicable to you :-
    1) Priority-I: Widows/Wards of Defense personnel
    killed in action
    2) Priority-II:

    Hey! 

    As you have not provided your category you belong to but still we will let you know with all the necessary details. NEET Eligibility based on the categories for getting admission in ACMS are:- 

    GEN :- 50th Percentile

    OBC:- 45th Percentile

    SC :- 40th Percentile

    ST :- 40th Percentile 

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