What is the NEET cutoff score for admission to MBBS at AIIMS Mangalagiri?
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Cutoff rank for general category ranges around all India rank of 2000-2500 in 1st round, in 2nd and mop up round of counselling it can go around 3000-3200 for general category based upon number of vacant seats. For OBC category and EWS category, it can go around all India rank of 4500, for SC category around 11000 and for ST category around 20000-25000 based on number of vacant seats towards mop up round.
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The AIIMS Mangalagiri provides admission to the MBBS programmes on the basis of scores from the NEET entrance exams. The NEET cutoff is usually declared up to the last round under the General-All India category. Candidates can refer to the following table for more details:
Course 2022 2023 2024 Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) 3352 1606 1930
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