Can I get admission to any good college? I got 596 marks in NEET. I got 63% in my HSC exam but my PCB aggregate is 40%.
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With 596 marks in NEET, you stand a good chance of getting admission to a decent medical college, but your eligibility may be influenced by your HSC marks and PCB aggregate of 40%. Many top government colleges require a higher percentage in the 12th-grade PCB subjects, which may limit your options. However, the private medical colleges can be very flexible with respect to marks, and some take students based purely on NEET scores. Explore options in private institutions, management quotas, and deemed universities. Always research specific colleges and their criteria to determine what will best fit you.
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