Is there any chance to get admission government college for MBBS with a score of 632 and an AIR of 45814 in NEET?
I am in the general category.
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Yes you may have less chances to get a government MBBS seat through All india quota.
Score of 500-600 in NEET 2024 can get you admission to some of the top medical colleges in India. Lady Hardinge Medical College (New Delhi), Jawahar Lal Nehru Medical College (Ajmer) and NDMC Medical College, Delhi are some of the government medical colleges accepting 500-600 marks in NEET
NEET Minimum Marks Required for MBBS – General
Year MBBS Cutoff Scores
2024 720-164
2023 720-137
2022 715-117
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