Can I get any AIIMS in India? I have 660 marks and 21223 rank in NEET.
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Yes, with a NEET score of 660 and a rank of 21,223, you may be able to get admission to an AIIMS in India:
AIIMS cut-off
The minimum marks required to get admission to AIIMS is more than 620. The cut-off is based on the NEET percentile and marks.
AIIMS eligibility
The minimum marks required in biology for appearing in the AIIMS exam are 60% for general and OBC candidates, 50% for SC/ST candidates, and 45% for PWBD candidates.
AIIMS admission
A score of 650 in NEET is considered good for admission to top MBBS government colleges like AIIMS Patna and AIIMS Bhubaneswar.
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