Can I get MBBS at AIIMS, Bhopal, with 570-690 marks in NEET?
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Securing admission to MBBS at AIIMS Bhopal for an NEET score between 570 to 690 could be possible but competitive based on one's category, number of applicants, and overall cutoff for the year. The seats for MBBS in AIIMS Bhopal are few, and cutoff varies every year based on the difficulty and the number of candidates that appeared for the exam. For general category scores above 600 are often more competitive, whereas reserved categories will have slightly lower cutoffs. Cutoff trends should be checked for specific years because of this and any authentic query should be conducted by contacting the offices for admissions.
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