Can I get into AIIMS Raipur with 500-600 marks in NEET?
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It can be said that 500 – 600 marks in NEET are quite competitive to get an admission in AIIMS Raipur. However, cut-off marks for admission in AIIMS Raipur differ from year to year on the number of applicants, number of seats available, numbers of reserved seats for SC/ST/OBC etc. The cut-off rank for NEET at AIIMS Raipur in 2023 was well, for General, round about 247, but for OBC was 3047, for SC 6452, and 8717 for the ST category. You might be getting 500-600 marks which will help you maybe get into AIIMS Raipur but those are just assumptions based on cut off marks and admission process.
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