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Dear Candidate
See as per your Marks-610 it is not difficult to get a Government Medical Seat even if you have a state quota and another quota if applicable.
At this stage, I will suggest you must use this link to get a fair idea about the colleges both Private
Hello
Chances seem to be less of getting a seat with 49 percentile in NEET exam. However, kindly mention your NEET All India Rank and home state so we can tell you better about the admission chances.
Good Luck!
Hi Sadiq,
Congratulations on your good rank. Assuming that you are a general category student, your best bet for colleges are:
Hope this helps.
If your home state is Delhi, chances would be less of getting a seat in government colleges. You might get a seat in private college or Deemed Universities.
Hi, pragati.
Neet is a all India common entrance examination for students who want to be able to get admissions into medical colleges and universities.
Odisha Joint Entrance Examination will release the Odisha MBBS cutoff in the last week of August
With your marks, I'm sorry to tell you that
Hello Abhay,
In NEET 2019 the qualifying criteria consists of the student obtaining the minimum required percentile that is the qualifying percentile which is as follows.
1- unreserved category : 50% that is 701-134 scores
2- unreserved - physically handicapped : 45% that is 130-120 scores
3- scheduled class :
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Hello Saiteja,
The NEET qualifying score is the minimum percentile that if needed to be achieved in order to gain admission to any medical college by passing the examination. For this each category has their own percentile.
2- physically handicapped :
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