Sir I want to know whether I can get bcat seat in private college for the marks I am expecting in neet 2019 And I belong to oc (un reserved)

After checking the key I secured 412 marks so please can you tell me whether I can have seat in private college.

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Asked by Mohana Reddy
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Pradip Ku Sahu
7 years ago
Yes, according to NEET mark, you can get a seat in private colleges, it's mandatory to all college.

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