Hello student,

With an All India Rank of 700,000 in NEET, getting an MBBS seat in India can be challenging, especially in government medical colleges, due to the high competition and limited seats. However, some options might still be available in private or deemed universities, particularly in states where cutoff ranks are relatively lower, or through management quotas, though these may come with higher tuition fees.

For more precise chances, it’s best to check the cutoff trends in specific private medical colleges or explore management or NRI quota seats if financially feasible.

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