I have 613 marks in NEET 2024 and my rank is 66000. Can I get any govt. medical college in West Bengal? Is KPC possible for me?
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Medical college admission through the state quota in West Bengal proves difficult for NEET 2024 applicants who scored 613 marks and obtained a position of 66,000 due to past cutoff requirements of 620–640 marks for general candidates in top institutions. Reserved category students have potential opportunities for admission in some district medical colleges. You can secure admission at KPC Medical College through management or state quota because the previous year cutoffs at this private medical college were between 580–600 marks.
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