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Sumit naroliya

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First of all, it directly depends upon the area of interest in medical line because there were hand full of opportunities in field of medical and choosing the right one matter. In every field private as well as government colleges were there and by the course of time every college has their procedure for seat allotment and eventually admission. Some require your 12th marks or some require entrance or some conduct their personal entrance exams. So at all Government and private doesn't matter, what matter is how you study, your skills your knowledge and your hard work. All the very best for you future.

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Sai vishesh

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Sorry, I don't think you'll get a government college, but you may opt for private if you are interested.

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Yes, your score is really good.

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Sumit naroliya

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Yes sure you can get in government medical college by qualifying the cutoff marks for particular college through NEET EXAM.

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Sumit VashistMedical student pursuing BAMS from CBPACS Delhi

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If you are seeking admission in government college for MBBS then your marks are not enough dear. But if you are looking for admission in B.A. M.S or BHMS you can secure a seat in government medical college in many states pan India.

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Sumit VashistMedical student pursuing BAMS from CBPACS Delhi

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Sorry, 118 marks are not enough for getting a seat in any government medical college, it doesn't matter from which category you belong to. Work hard and score well next time.

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Labs and classrooms are of top-level here. The library is the best place to study, and there must be a good collection of books and study materials in the library. The food served in the hostel is also good, including canteen and medical facilities. College is superb in terms of sports and games. There is a gym in college which is very helpful in sports activities.
Faculty members here are superb, and their way of the teaching is best. They treat every student individually. Teachers are very helpful, qualified and knowledgeable. They teach in a very unique and understanding way. They give proper attention to every student while they are
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Alok Shukla

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An average minimum 550 out of 720.

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Sumit naroliya

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The cut off score of colleges varies from city to city and according to current situation the exact cut off is not yet declared but I suggest you should try to check eligibility on basis of NEET/AIMS score to see the further information.

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Pingilli Koushik

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To get into a government college to pursue MBBS your NEET score should be more than 530.

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