Can I get a government college with 468 marks in NEET with an OBC 3A category?

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora | Contributor-Level 10

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You can get seat with 468 marks in NEET if you belong to OBC catagory. The chances of getting a government college are relatively low because of high cutoffs of government colleges but you'll get a private college easily. If you cannot secure a seat in a government college with this score, you migh

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