Aman, in 2018 under All India Quota, a score between 552 and 432 secured a seat in OBC Category in GMC, Nagpur. Now this is 2018 data and cut offs change every year depending on various factors such as no.of Candidates appearing for the exam, no.of Candidates qualified, top NEET score and difficulty of the exam. But in 2019, the individual college cut offs increased on an average by 60-75 marks. So if you want a seat in this College, you should aim for nothing less than 600.
Dear Aspirant,
In order to take admission in all India Medical Colleges for undergraduate courses and postgraduate courses you have to meet the cut-off score with following given NEET cut-off score and percentile mentioned in the Information Bulletin.
For UG course (OBC category)
Minimum qualifying criteria: 40th percentile Cut-off score: 133-107 (2019)
For PG course (OBC category)
Minimum qualifying criteria: 34 th percentile (revised) Cut-off score: 270 (2019) (revised)
Hope the information provided is helpful. Have a great day!
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