Can I get a government medical college?

My 12th score is 59.8%. I am attending Aakash coaching for preparation of NEET test 2019.

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Dr Swastik Sahu | Scholar-Level 17

a year ago

Admission to MBBS courses are done through the all India common entrance examination called NEET. For government medical colleges you need to score 550+

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Swar | Beginner-Level 1

a year ago

My score in NEET 2024 is 600/720

So my AIR is 80885

So can I govt medical College anywhere AIQ

SQ of Gujarat

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Sabya Sachi | Beginner-Level 3

7 years ago

Why not. First of all, you have to believe in yourself and good mark in NEET, then you get a chance.

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Jyoti Goel | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

You can get admission provided you qualify NEET and also score nicely according to your category cut-off.

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