Can I get AIIMS Gorakhpur MBBS with 600 score in NEET?
Yes, you can get AIIMS Gorakhpur MBBS with 600 score in NEET.
Minimum marks in NEET depends on your category:
As for the last year's cutoff -
For SC and ST, you need 40 percentile cutoff ( 136-107 marks) in 2023 examination.
For OBC-PwD you need 40 percentile cutoff ( 120-107 marks) in 2023 examinat
It is possible to obtain an MBBS at AIIMS Gorakhpur with a 600 NEET score.
The NEET minimum score varies based on your category:
Regarding the deadline from the previous year,
In the 2023 exam, you must receive a 40 percentile cutoff (136–107 marks) if you are SC or ST.
You need a 40 percentile cut
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