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Sir I am ward of a serving JCO in Indian Army. I secure 365 marks in NEET 2020. Will I get admission in your college


Rahul Bhattarai 16th Oct, 2020
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rachanapbennur 27th Oct, 2020

Hello Rahul!

I am sorry but your question does not mention which college you are talking about. Also, you have not mentioned your category too. So it is difficult to predict your chances of getting a MBBS seat. However, assuming you belong to general category, the chances of getting a government MBBS seat is very very less. The cutoff for general category for govt colleges are atleast more than 450 to 500 marks in NEET.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off-for-government-colleges

You can try other courses like BDS, BHMS etc. or private seat in private medical colleges. The college predictor tool given here can help you check if you can get any college:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Also, coming to defense reservation, it is applicable under 85% state quota. It comes under horizontal reservation and the percentage of reservation can vary from state to state.

NEET counselling begins from tomorrow. All the best!


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