Can I get a college for MBBS with 292 marks in NEET via SC category?
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You didn't mention your home state but you scored 292 in NEET and comes under SC category You have reasonable chances to get a college for MBBS. From the NEET counselling of 2022 the cutoffs for SC category were in the range of 260 – 300 for government college. They do not exceed this range of score, and your score is included in this bracket. Around 90,000 MBBS seats are available in India of which about 15 percent are filled under the SC quota. You may, therefore, consider government colleges in states such West Bengal, Odisha or Bihar that have relatively low cutoffs. Many other private colleges might also be affordable to you. Pl
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