My NEET 2024 score is 605 marks, all India rank is 75530 and category rank is 27008. Can I get any GMC?
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With a NEET score of 605, an All India Rank (AIR) of 75,530, and a category rank of 27,008, you have a good chance of getting a seat in a Government Medical College (GMC), especially in states with a lower cutoff for your category.
However, admission also depends on the specific state's counselling process, the availability of seats in the category you belong to, and the college's cutoff for your category. You might be able to secure a seat in GMCs in less competitive states or in branches like BDS or other healthcare courses in more competitive states.
I recommend participating in the NEET counselling process and checking the cutoff det
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