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if I'll get 490 marks in neet which will not cross cut off marks ,then could I able to take govt. medical college (2019)?


khushibihani 27th Mar, 2019
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Mayank Kukreti 27th Mar, 2019
Hii Khushi
As cut-off marks vary year to year depending upon number of students appear in the exam and the difficulty level of the exam so if you belong to general category and if you are applying under 85% state quota seats then you should score above 500 marks to secure a seat in government medical College.
As per your doubt,490 marks are borderline marks for general candidate,you need to score more if you want to get a seat in government medical College other wise with these marks you will get a private medical college.i hope this information helps you.
Thank you
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