Why do you need to score less than 50000 rank in NEET UG to get into an PGIMS Rohtak?

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    Yatendra Kumar | Contributor-Level 10

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    PGIMS Rohtak cutoff 2024 has been released for the BDS specialisations via NEET UG exam. Taking into consideration the PGIMS NEET UG cutoff 2024, the required cutoff rank is, 67602 for OBC AI category candidates. However, NEET UG cutoff 2024 has not been released for the General AI category candidates at PGIMS Rohtak. So, considering the last round, it can be observed that, 50000 rank would be sufficient rank in the upcoming sessions to get into PGIMS Rohtak under OBC category. Candidates can check out the NEET UG Last Round cutoff 2024 for BDS course for OBC AI quota:

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    Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma University of Health Sciences5443435799 (R3)67602

     

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