My sister Anamika Inghi from Assam obtained 117 marks. She is from ST plains tribe.
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Hello Aspirant,
It seems like you are curious about your sister's admissions. Do not worry ( P.S. I'm an Assamese too). The cut offs are very high in government medical colleges as many students from different parts of the country hover around to get a seat. Based upon the marks your sister has got, I'm sorry to say but the chances are less of getting into a government college based upon last year's cut off. However, if she belongs to ST plains then she still has a chance of getting into a government medical college but all I'm saying is, the chances are less not guaranteed. She can still apply for deemed universities and tell her not to wait around in hope for a government college as it is uncertain many a times. Reserved category students often get a seat in government colleges even with lesser marks but if the seats fill up early in the reserved category then that chance too is gone. But don't loose hope as she still has a chance.
I hope this information helps you. Good luck!
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