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Applying for State Councelling or All India Councelling or Deemed Colleges councelling - Which is best option? Expected score is 425-480 in NEET and looking for Govt quota in Govt colleges or Self-financing colleges


Ravikumar S 8th Aug, 2020
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Dr.Chhavi Srivastava 17th Sep, 2020
Hi , counselling is divided into two types 1. 15% all india counselling and 2. 85% state counselling . All india counselling's cutoff goes higher as compared to that of state counselling . With the marks you are scoring you should definitely go for state counselling as chances of you getting a seat in government medical college at all india level is very low.
So ,apply for state counselling to be on safer side
To predict your college According to your marks click here
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer
Hope this helps
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