What is the selection process for MD and minimum NEET-PG score required at UCMS Delhi?

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Aman Mishra
2 years ago
The University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS) in Delhi offers admission to MD and MS programs based on NEET PG scores from the NBE. 
Here are some details about the selection process: 
  • Candidates must qualify for the NEET entrance exam.
  • Candidates must participate in the Delhi NEET PG Counselling c

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General50th295–315
General PwBD45th275–295
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