My daughter scored 672 in her NEET UG having Punjab quota but she wants seat in AIQ.
Her all India rank is 2516. Suggest best colleges.
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Congratulations to your daughter on her NEET UG score! While she has scored well in the NEET exam, it's important to understand that admission to All India Quota (AIQ) seats is based on merit and rank. The AIQ seats are reserved for candidates from all over India, excluding the respective state quota.
In the case of Punjab quota, your daughter's score of 672 should be considered for admission to medical colleges within Punjab. To secure admission to AIQ seats, she would need to have a rank that meets the cutoff set by the central counseling authorities.
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