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Sir I scored 349 marks in NEET UG out of 720 so I am eligible for taking admission for MBBS in your college.


Rita Gaur 3rd Jul, 2019
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sudeepta 3rd Jul, 2019
Dear,you have to be specific about the college you want to get admission in.Also you need to mention your state you reside.However talking in general, if you are from General category then you have almost no chance to get in Government MBBS or BDS colleges with this score. You need to look for private colleges in that case.But if you are sc st ,st or obc category this score may fetch you a government college according to the previous year cutoffs. However trends change every year based on question difficulty, number of students appeared etc.
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