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Hello Mickey Mary,
The cut-off of every year depends upon the following factors:
The factors cause changes in the cut-off every year and hence it can go up or down.
For GENERAL category
Dear aspirant
I am providing you cut off marks/ranks for last year i.e neet2020 for admission in ARMY COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCE,NEW DELHI.
so last year cut off for all india quota students who belong to army background was AIR19980 marks around 600.
Delhi sc category - 505 marks
Delhi
Dear aspirant
Last year Lowest cut off marks in Karnataka for GMP candidate wa in Dr. Chandramma Dayananda Sagar Institute of Medical Education, Harohalli hobli, Ramanagara which was AIR203663. marks will be around 400 hundred. But these College have high fees then regular fees for GMP Candidates in other colleges
Hello Candidate,
According to the previous years NEET cutoff students should score 500+ marks in the NEET examination to get seat in government medical colleges.
For a general category getting admission through NEET and getting a government college is quite a bit difficult task , But you can do this
Hi
Yes, geetanjali medical college and hospital is a private medical college in udaipur.
The cutoff varies every year based on different factors like how many candidates appeared, how tough the paper was and how many seats are available in different universities and performance of candidates appeared. 244 marks was
Rajasthan has some of the best Medical Colleges in India, both Under State and Government with excellent faculty, infrastructure and hospital facilities. For more information about NEET Rajasthan Cutoff for Medical Colleges, College and Category wise, do follow the link below
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-rajasthan
Hi Aditya!
Yes, candidates who are suffering color blindness can get admission in IITs and NITs. There is no such restriction on that. But when it comes to the placement, many core companies of the branches such as mining, petroleum, mechanical, civil etc. put a condition that the candidate should
Hi
Your profile suggests that your domicile state is Karnataka. I am guessing you are asking about government medical college for mbbs and assuming your category as general.
Predicting the marks required to get a seat in a medical college is quite difficult but when we go through previous year
Dear student,
If you are eligible for getting fees reimbursement then you can avail fees reimbursement. As your TS EAMCET Rank is above 10,000 you have chances of getting partial fee reimbursement. But your parent income should be less than Rs. 2 Lakhs as you belong to BC A category.
Hi aspirant, since you have 450 marks in your NEET exam so let me tell you that on this marks you can surely get into any good government college also you have a reserve category so it is sure that you can get into any good government medical college.
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