I have 48160 rank and 389 marks in NEET exam. Will I get a government seat in any college? My category is EWS.
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With a 48160 rank and 389 marks in NEET, your chances of getting admission in a government college are quite low. This is because of high compedettion on goverment seats due to less availablity of seats and high demand. Although you can get a private college with that rank, you can use the Shiksha college predictor to get expected college lists. The cutoff also varies state-wise, but as you have not mentioned your state, the answer to your question can only be given in general terms. So if you are okay to get into a private college, go for it or reappear in the exam to get a favorable score and rank and get into a government college.&n
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