What will be the procedure of counselling? Due to wrong filling of options, I got less marks in NEET, i.e. 167 marks.
I got 91% in HSC board but less in NEET. Can you suggest some colleges for me to get into medical field?
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Sorry, there is no any chances of getting any college with such rank or marks, now even you can't claim to change or update after declaration of result.So I personally suggest you go for next year and please make sure you are filling right details and also try to improve your marks .Then you will get desire colleges .
Counseling Procedure:
- Registration: Register on the official state or MCC counseling portal.
- Choice Filling: Select your preferred colleges and courses.
- Seat Allotment: Based on score and preferences, seats are allotted.
- Document Verification: Verify your documents as per guidelines.
- Reporting: Report to the allotte
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