My NEET score is 556 marks. Can I get a state quota seat in West Bengal private colleges?

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Asked by Sasti Banerjee

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    Abhradeep Dhar

    5 months ago

    With The Score of 556 You can Get good private colleges among that one of the best private college you should look for that is IQ City Medical College 

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    Muskan | Contributor-Level 10

    a year ago

    You stand a good chance of obtaining a state quota seat in a West Bengal private medical college if your NEET score is 556. Since state quota cutoffs are typically lower than those of government universities, there's a good chance your score would satisfy the requirements. It's important that you take part in the West Bengal NEET counselling procedure, where you can choose the colleges of your choice. Reviewing the cutoff trends from the prior year will help you better assess your prospects and adjust your preparation.

  • If you belong to general category then, you're on the borderline you may or may not get government college. Even if you get you'll get purulia, murshidabad, rampurhat, diamond harbour medical college.

    You will definitely get a semi government seat in

    1. KPC medical college jadavpur
    2. IQ city medical college
    3. Shri ramkrishna medical college
    4. ICARE and Dr BC ROY medical college
    5. GOURI DEVI medical college
    6. Jagannath gupta medical college.

    If you belong to SC category then I'm 100% sure you'll get a government college.

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