I expected 150 marks in 2020 neet exam.can I got medical college for mbbs. Or have any private college which have fees 3-4 lack in whole yrs

In HSC I got 82.3% and NEET expected 148. I'm belong to EWS category in Maharashtra.

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Prabakaran P | Beginner-Level 1

4 years ago

I did my schooling from 6th to 12th in Tamil medium tamilnadu government school on 2011 and I completed B.E. CSE on 2015. I am expecting I will get 150 marks in NEET 2021 held on 12th sep. is it possible to get government college seat using 7.5 % reservation.

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Megha R | Beginner-Level 3

5 years ago

Hi, I came to know that NEET 2020 was easy compared to last years. So cut off will increase. 150 marks in NEET cannot get you government colleges but considering your category as SC / ST can give you private colleges. We cannot predict the fees of private institutions. If you are general category y

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