I got 6808 rank in AP, 3424 in TS, 364 marks and AIR 449867 in NEET UG. Can I get a seat in MQ in any minority college in AP or TS?

I belong to AP and am a Muslim minority.

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  • With an AIR of 449867 and category ranks of 6808 in Andhra Pradesh and 3424 in TS, your chances of getting a seat in a minority medical college under the Management Quota (MQ) in Andhra Pradesh or TS depend on the specific college's cutoff for that year. Some colleges, like Nimra Institute of Medical Sciences (Muslim minority) in Andhra Pradesh, offer such seats, but your rank may be competitive depending on the available seats and quota distribution. You should explore counseling opportunities both in Andhra Pradesh and TS, including the respective state AYUSH counseling as well as AACCC for national-level counseling options

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