Can I get any medical college from Assam with 484 marks in NEET?
484 marks in NEET 2024
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Yes, you might be able to get into a medical college in Assam with a NEET score of 484, depending on the college and your category:
- Gauhati Medical CollegeIn 2023, the general cutoff for this college was 14,638.
- Assam Medical College, DibrugarhA student with the name ABU ATAHAR LASKAR was selected in round 2 of NEET-UG 22.
- EligibilityA score of 490 or higher in NEET makes you eligible for the 15% AIQ counseling process. The medical college you get into depends on your state and category.
- Good government medical collegeTo get into a good government medical college, you should aim for a sc
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