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Yes, definitely you can. UPSC eligibility criteria says you need to have a graduation at least, in whatever stream you are.

The eligibility criteria for UPSC Civil Service Examination says you need to pass your graduation. There's no requirement of marks in aggregate or in individual years.

To be on a safer side, a score of 450 can be considered for admission into government medical college for MBBS.

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260 marks is very less for admission into medical colleges of India. For government medical colleges you need around 500 and for private colleges you need around 400.

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The basic conventional practice for preparing NEET starts with being thorough with the portions of XI and XII of NCERT. To supplement it, you can go through the MCQ books for your internal assessment.

Hello Dear,
218 marks is very less for admission into medical colleges of India. For government medical colleges, you need around 500 and for private colleges you need around 400.

Hello Dear,
172 marks is very less for admission into medical colleges of India. For government medical colleges, you need around 500 and for private colleges you need around 400.

Hello Dear,
The basic conventional practice for preparing NEET starts with being thorough with the portions of XI and XII of NCERT. To supplement it, you can go through the MCQ books for your internal assessment.

In private university, they take students on basis of interviews. Don't worry, you will get. Also, it would be best, if you have good marks in your B.Sc. Regards.