Can I get admission to any BHMS government college with 190 marks in NEET?

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    Kapil Lalwani | Contributor-Level 10

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    To get admission into a BHMS government college one might find it difficult as the cutoff marks for NEET are normally high and if one was able to score 190 marks, then one must be lucky. But there are certain state and college norms, through which you might get admission in some government colleges. For instance, in Maharashtra the BHMS government college intake ranged from 210-240 marks in NEET. But in Delhi it was between 220-250 marks roughly. What you may do is look in states which have less cutoffs, which according to recent trends was around 180-200 in the state of Punjab. The fees in BHMS government colleges are from INR 10000 t

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