Can I get into CMC Vellore with 60 rank in NEET?
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Yes, it is possible to get admission to CMC Vellore with 60 rank in NEET if you belong to the General Home State category. The last round closing rank for CMC Vellore among the General HS category candidates was 84. CMC Vellore NEET cutoff 2024 was released for reserved and unreserved categories belonging to the Home State quota.
Among the OBC HS category candidates, the cutoff rank was closed at 35 in the last round. Therefore, it is possible to get admission at 60 rank for the OBC HS category candidates. For the SC HS category, the cutoff was closed at 4404 rank. Thus, for the SC HS category candidates, admission at 60
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