I got 82 percentile in MHT CET. Can I get any government College Of Pharmacy?

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Hey! Yes you can get a government college of pharmacy with 82 percentile as the last year cut off ranged from 150 to 165+ so You have a chance but It may depend on the state to state. All the best!

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