My NEET score is 518 and All India Rank is 183200. I belong to SC category. Can I get admission in any college in MBBS?
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Your 1,83,200 All India Rank positioning under the SC category alongside your NEET score of 518 gives you decent prospects to obtain an MBBS seat in either government or private medical colleges through state quota or AIQ. Candidates from the SC category need scores ranging from 500 to 530 to qualify for government colleges and can present scores below 500 to enter private medical institutes.
The probability is better for NEET candidates who apply to states that maintain low admission standards including Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. Through the 85% state quota system you have an opportunity to get admission into governm
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