Can I get an MBBS seat at any government college with a rank of 386014 in NEET under SC category? I got 397 marks in NEET.

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With a NEET rank of 386014 under the SC category, it is highly unlikely that you will secure an MBBS seat in any government medical college in India; your chances are very low due to the high competition for SC category seats, even though you might be eligible for admission based on your marks, the

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