Can I get an MBBS government seat with 75119 marks in NEET UG 2022?

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We'll the cut off for this year is very high There is no possibility of getting a government seat through All India quota, unless you have any category applied. If you belong to any non competitive states like Jharkhand, west Bengal, Odisha etc. , you may get seat through state quota. If you have an

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