What is the NEET cutoff for Gujarat Ayurveda University 2023?

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Gujarat Ayurveda University cut-off 2023 NEET

General 50 Percentile with cut-off range 720-137

SC/ST/OBC 40 Percentile with cut-off range 136-107

General-PwD 45  Percentile with cut-off range 136-121

SC/ST/OBC-PwD 40 Percentile with cut-off range 120-107

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