I got 190 marks in NEET. Can I get a seat in any government college for BPT course?
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With 190 marks in NEET, getting admission to a government college for BPT will be a bit tough because the cutoff usually goes very high. The cutoff is always higher in government colleges due to strong competition. However, your scope would probably remain open in some private colleges or even deemed universities that take students according to scores in NEET.
You should, therefore, go through the cut-offs of various colleges in order to estimate the approximate cut-off marks required for admission to BPT courses. One may look at private institutions or lower-ranked government colleges. Admission consultants shall guide you accordingly.
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