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Yogita Punjabi 11th Dec, 2018
Hello Aaqib

The %ile range required for passing the exam is 40%ile for ST students. However there's difference between passing the exam and qualifying it. 40%ile can make you eligible for admission but it can't be assured that you'll get admission or no. And so try to keep a target of minimum 450-500+ marks in order to get admission in a good college. Prepare well and study smart.!

Hope this helps.!
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shreyapandey96 Student Expert 11th Dec, 2018

Dear Student,

Greetings.

In NEET 2018, for ST candidates, it is 40 percentile.

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11th Dec, 2018
Thnx
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