Can I get admission in Government Medical College, Chandrapur in MBBS if my rank is between 40000 and 45000?
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The cutoff for MBBS at Government Medical College, Chandrapur has been decreasing in the recent years. In 2022, the closing rank for MBBS under general category for all India quota was 42013. But In 2023, it decreased to 17365. Likewise, the category cut off ranks have changed from 41475 to 18167 for OBC 109489 to 103303 for SC 21239 to 19812 for EWS. As the cutoff for all female students are also deceased in the recent year. So If you are belongs to any category like OBC, SC, ST than it is possible to take admission in this range of rank.
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