What are my chances of getting a seat for B.Sc Nursing at KGMU with a score of 228 marks in NEET 2024?
With a score of 228 marks in NEET 2024, your chances of securing a seat for B.Sc. Nursing at King George's Medical University (KGMU) will depend on the cutoff ranks for the general category. The cutoff rank for KGMU in 2024 is around 1352 for the general category.
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The KGMU Is a well - reputed University of Medical in Lucknow, Uttarpradesh.
To get Into KGMU with the score of 228 marks is comparatively low for general Category but if you are from OBC the chance is moderate and if you are from SC/ST the chance is high that you can get a seat in B.Sc Nursing.
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