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A government college on the basis of this score is quite low at the chance unfortunately. It is suggested that you prepare for the exam again and write the paper next year. Try to score more than 450 marks or so. This will keep you on the safe side as the cutoff keeps on changing year by year. Also, the paper was kind of easy as compared to the last year so the cutoff might be higher slightly. If you don't want to prepare for another year, then it is suggested that you go for another courses in the same discipline, such as biotechnology or B.Sc. Etc. Also, if you want to prepare again, you can also apply for medical exams other than NEET, like, other state level entrance tests. Jharkhand, UPCET exams can be applied for.
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