Hello,

The different reservation allowed in COMEDK UGET are: GM/SC/ST/OBC and Minorities those who belonging to tulu/Christian minority communities and those who belong to Hyderabad-karnataka region.

For more information you can visit following link;

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/comedk-uget-eligibility-reservation-faqs

Since MGM Aurangabad accepts NEET score, it has reservation for OBC. In 2019 the cutoff range for OBC was from the range 630 - 680(NEET Score) whereas for general category the cutoff was 690-700.

for more details please refer:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/mgm-medical-college-aurangabad

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Hello,

You don't  need to upload income certificate you just have to enter a valid income certificate number issued by competent authority through Meeseva if your parent's annual income is up to 1 lakh or up to 2 lakhs.If it is more than 2 lakhs you don't need an income

Hi there,

Special reservation category consists of reserved seats for wards of ex-servicemen, wards of freedom fighters, Eminent Sports person, orthopaedically differently abled person, hearing impaired and visually impaired. The number of seats allocated to these categories are less that is why they are collectively referred as special reservation category.

Hi,

Well yes, most of the states in India have PWD category under counseling for admission into medical and dental colleges. Be it state quota admission or central admission or all india quota admission, PWD category is included in the counseling for students to select.

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Hi Subrat

In order to appear for NEET , a candidate must have secured an aggregate of 50 % (for unreserved ) , 40 - 45 % for reserved categories In PCB in 10 + 2 .

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There are approximately 721 Govt. MBBS seats and 150 MBBS seats from Private Medical College for Himachal Pradesh. These seats are filled on the basis of Constitutional reservations. That looks like this:

SC: 13%

ST: 7%

OBC: 4%

Other Backward area: 3%

PWD: 3%

Single Girl Child: 1%

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