Which MBBS government colleges can I get with 408 marks and a rank of 363396 in NEET 2024? I am a female candidate from the SC category.
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With a NEET 2024 score of 408 and AIR of 363,396 in SC category, getting an MBBS seat in government medical college under the All India Quota is not possible, since the closing ranks in recent years for SC candidates have been much lower. You can possibly get better opportunities under state quota in your home state, where cutoffs are comparatively lower. It's a good idea to go through the state counseling process and investigate private medical colleges too. Going through the detailed state counseling information will give more insight into what your choices are.
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