Hi student,

I would like to inform you that being eligible for Mbbs means that you must have had cleared the Minimum Cutoff which is the 50 percentile and at your score it is clear that you must have had cleared it, so you are not only eligible for MBBS

Hey , seeing this year's cutoff which went very high, with this score it will be very hard for you to get a goverment seat in mbbs ,you must have scored 550 above this year to secure a decent goverment seat.whereas, You can obviously try for BDS ,your rank is

Hey Kalpit,

Hope you are doing well!

Well dear If your OBC certificate is not there,simply,they will conisider your general rank.Else,If they get convinced to consider the obc certificate after 25,then well and good.Else,your General rank will be considered.

Hope This was helpful!

All the best!

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Hello aspirant,

As you belong to the ST category you have some chances of getting government college. You can get private college for sure. You can try at the government colleges. You have chances of getting it. So do try.  I cannot tell the exact college you can get as

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Hello, 

In general, you can apply for All India Quota counselling colleges from your own state but it is usually advised against it. Usually in AIQ the cut off marks are higher as more number of students are competing for limited number of seats. The AIQ cut off is therefore,

Hello,

As per my knowledge the All India Quota counselling procedure refers the All India Ranking for seat allotment process. The category rank will be helpful for state quota counselling or for private colleges admission. 

Good Luck.

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