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The minimum marks required for in NEET to get into veterinary College are 350+ for General catagory, However as you mentioned that you are belong to SC catagory the cut offs score is 137-108  and cut offs percentile is 40th of NEET 2022 (AIQ Expected).

There are some Veterinary

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Rajasthan State quota counseling cut off marks for Gen category was 631 marks in first round but is decreased sharply and 610 marks was cut off marks in second round counseling of NEET 2021. Now if we talk about neet 2020 then cut off marks was 617 marks

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The previous year cut off for SC category student domiciled in Karnataka was 422 marks and the college allotted was ESI Medical College, Gulbarga. Even if the cut off decreases, it will do so by only 2-5 marks. So, you have very low chances of getting a government

See if you get admission to the Government colleges, then the fees will be very less and the level of education as well as the experience you will get will be the best.

If you get admission to the GMCH Guwahati - Gauhati Medical College , then you have to

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If you will clear your NEET Exam then college will provide you your migration certificate even though you have backlogs in 3 year. This will not going to be easy so for this you have to please your college department and submit your NEET score card and counselling documents.

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Looking at the previous year NEET Cutoff for OBC Category student for MBBS admission seat, YES, you have good chances of getting good Government MBBS colleges according to the above mentioned marks in NEET. The required NEET marks for OBC students for GMC for MBBS are around 400-450+

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Neet is a combined medical entrance exam conducted by NTA.
Category Cut-off Percentile of NEET UG .
General Category 50th Percentile
OBC 40th Percentile
SC 40th Percentile
ST 40th Percentile

NEET UG Cut off previous year

Unreserved 50th percentile

2021 - 720-138

2020 - 720-147

2019 -

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The Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) conducts the Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) annually as a requirement for admission to professional programs offered by both private and public educational institutions.

Candidates domiciled in Karnataka are required to give the KCET exam to take admission in Veterinary colleges.

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