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Hey Akash !
KGMU and Lohiya are two of the best medical Institutes in India, quite naturally the demand of seats for these colleges is quite high as a result of which no single seat was left vacant as per the AIQ Quota, but for subsequent rounds in State Quota,
Hello Aakash,
Yes, You can. You have high chance.
King George Medical College, Lucknow jas a cut-off of 430-590(APPROX) in NEET for obc category.
Given you have acquired 460, you have fair chances of landing an admission in MBBS in kgmu, given the rank is high for your own benefit.
Hello Arghya Verma
Congrats for a great score in Neet 2019 and you can get almost all government medical colleges take admission through Neet.
As you quarry you are eligible to get admission in all the medical colleges you mentioned.
Because all medical colleges you mentioned take admission upto 400
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Hello Amit,
With this rank you can have the chance to get King George's Medical University, Lucknow, Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College, Indore, Medical College, Kolkata for MBBS programme in All India Quota seats. The chances are less to get a seat in Delhi All India Quota seats.
You can
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Hello aspirant,
As per last year trend, the college was alloted with the marks of 589 and rank 2318 under general category for 85% state quota seat and was alloted with marks 613 and rank 893 under general category for 15% all india quota, for general PWD category cutoff is
infrastructure of king George medical college is very good there is a modern classrooms and a big lecture hall where and with the smart board in each and every lecture hall there is 24/7 Hospital services modern operation theatres and robotic surgery to for students in the college there is a big Auditorium there all the guest lectures and programs are being conducted there is a practical lab or the dissection lab where the students can do their practical. there is also a medical facilities for the students. king George medical colleges not only for MBBS but it is also for BDS students but the department of BDS and MBBS is very different.show the hostel facilities given by this college is very good there is a division of hostel for 1st year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year 5th year and each and every year students has a different area of living . the facilities is given by the hostel that a canteen services iron rod electric rod for heating up the water and kettle services.
King George's Medical University (KGMU) boasts extensive infrastructure, including a vast campus, large hospital with thousands of beds (expanding Trauma Centre), modern Wi-Fi enabled buildings with smart classrooms, advanced labs/research facilities, extensive library, and significant hostel capacity, alongside ongoing expansion for dental and critical care, ensuring robust clinical and academic resources for students and patients.
KGMU offers state of the art medical facilities, well-equipped labs, advanced research centers, and a vast hospital setup for hands-on clinical exposures. It is one of the largest hospitals in north India .
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