Can I get into a medical college with 121 marks in NEET? My category is ST.
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Scored 121 in NEET, from ST category, to get into a medical college, the number of options are very few. In NEET exam conducted in the year 2022, cutoff marks of ST category for admission to first government college will be 137 and for first private college will be 107. But, cutoff marks differ from state to state and college to college. Based on your score you may be able to get admission in few private medical college/ deemed universities which charge higher fees from INR 600000 pa to INR 2500000 pa. There is no general rule that could be followed when it comes to choosing the college and options available; information and the reputa
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