Can I get a semi govt. college with 514 marks in NEET with fees less than 40- 45 lakh and being a domicile of Delhi?
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With a score of 514 in NEET and being a Delhi domicile, your prospects of getting a seat in a semi-government medical college are quite bright. Certain semi-government colleges in Delhi and other states can provide MBBS seats with this score. The fees for semi-government colleges are generally lower than those in fully private colleges, and it's possible to find options where the total fees fall within INR 40-45 Lacs range. It's advisable to check the specific cutoff trends and fee structures for semi-government colleges in Delhi and other states to assess your chances of admission.
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