Can I get direct admission based on NEET in B.Sc in Medical Technology?
Asked about GMCH Chandigarh - Government Medical College and Hospital - B.Sc. in Medical Technology (Anaesthesia and Operation Theatre Techniques)
My score in NEET is 406.
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With a NEET score of 406, getting direct admission to B.Sc. in Medical Technology (Anaesthesia and Operation Theatre Techniques) at GMCH Chandigarh is not possible, as the admission is usually merit-based on NEET scores. But GMCH usually admits students for medical-related courses through their admission processes, which may involve merit-based selection. As the B.Sc. Medical Technology course is different from MBBS/BDS, the cutoff for these courses could be less than that for medical degrees. It is best to call GMCH Chandigarh to get specific information about eligibility, cutoff ranks, and if there are any other entrance criteria tha
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