I got 220 marks in NEET PG. Can I get admission in any government college with EWS category in 2023?

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Eksha Sunderka
3 years ago
The cut-off marks for NEET PG vary every year depending on various factors such as the number of seats, the difficulty level of the exam, and the number of applicants, among others. However, with a score of 220 in NEET PG it may be difficult to secure admission in a government college with the EWS c

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