Can I get admission in any MBBS college through government quota with 431 score in NEET via open category?
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With a NEET score of 431 under the open category, admission to MBBS colleges through government quotas may be challenging but not impossible, depending on your state of domicile and the cutoff trends for 2024. Cutoffs for government medical colleges under the 85% state quota and 15% All India Quota (AIQ) vary across states and categories. Generally:
State Quota Cutoffs: States like Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Rajasthan have slightly lower cutoffs for state quota seats compared to others like Delhi and Maharashtra. A score of 431 may be sufficient for private medical colleges under government quotas or seats in less competitive states.
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