Is 410 marks in NEET UG enough to get admission into a BUMS government college for a general category student?
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With 410 marks in NEET UG, your expected rank would likely fall between 2,48,001 and 2,50,000. This score and rank may not guarantee a seat in government medical colleges, especially for MBBS programs. For BUMS (Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery), however, your chances are better in some government colleges that offer the course through NEET, though admission is highly competitive, and you might need to rely on state quotas or private institutions, especially for a general category student. Keep in mind that for BUMS programs, candidates usually need a minimum of 300 marks, though this varies yearly based on factors such as t
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