If I secure 386 in NEET UG 2019, can I apply for any govt. college for MBBS in the 2nd-round counselling? I belong to general category.

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Asked by Ahana Sarkar
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Ridhima Bansal
7 years ago
Hi Ahana With these marks in NEET UG it is difficult for you to get admission in MBBS in Government College even in second round of counseling and also cut off for MBBS is high generally above 500 marks so it's difficult to get admission in MBBS. Good luck.

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Mayank Choudhary
7 years ago
I think it is impossible, because this year cutoff maybe 500. You should opt dental. If you not want drop. I also take marks in NEET maybe 420, but I think drop is better option for me. I think u should opt dental otherwise drop.

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