Hey,

The marks you have secured is really low and it won't get you admission in any government College. Moreover you belong to general category. And also the cut off marks of 2019 are higher than previous years. So you have no chances of getting a government college. Try for

Hello,

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Hello aspirant, 

Well last year 400 marks was the minimum score to get into a government medical college in andhra pradesh. Well even if the score varies it won't vary more that a 40-50 marks.

So I'm sorry but it's going to be quite difficult to find a government medical

Hello, Gaurav

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Christian medical college, Ludhiana [660000 PA]

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Hello Dr Sudhir!

Yes you will get admission in private college easily if you have scored more than 50 percentile.Your score is very good to get a seat in most of the private institutions throughout the country. It's better if you provide with your state of domicile so that it

Hello siddhant,

Firstly congratulations fr your results.

Coming to ur query, based on last yr cutoff fr different college here r some of the colleges where u do hv chances.

MKCG Medical College, Berhampur

Veer Surendra Sai Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Burla

Pandit Raghunath Murmu Medical College and

HI, 

First round Counselling for neet 2019 has already begun for this year for admission in various government and other Medical colleges.

Ews is newly introduced into neet from this year. So we don't have any clear cut information regarding this right now. Once counselling begins in full swing we

Hello,

Congratulations for her results.

As you haven't mentioned your category (ur,sc,st,obc) it is a bit difficult to say.

based on previous years cutoff fr different college colleges and If I consider the category as general (unreserved) then there are less chances to a govt medical seat.

However there are

Hi Mekha!

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