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Deborshi Sharma

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Yes, you can. You just have to clear the NEET exam before applying. Based on your results you will get your seat 

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Deborshi Sharma

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Admission to BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) courses will be taken on the basis of NEET UG score and the corresponding rank. Therefore, candidates are required to qualify for NEET conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA).

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Deborshi Sharma

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Yes, you can get admission to government colleges with 546 marks for courses like BDS in the All India quota.

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Deborshi Sharma

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Yes, you can get a chance in BHMS/BAMS/BHMS in private colleges.

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Esha

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It is very difficult to get Government medical colleges because yours marks are less then the cutoff you can get the private colleges in Delhi.

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Esha

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As you have 170 marks in NEET to qualify for the seat you must rank below the 14000. As your marks are below the average so very less chance of getting a seat

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Ashutosh Rai

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The cut-off marks are mostly calculated in percentiles, and several factors influence the minimum marks required in NEET 2023 for MBBS in Private College. The factors are as follows:

1.The overall number of students taking the NEET.

2.The highest rank holder's marks.

3.Seats are still available.

4.The candidate category is OC/UR/OBC/SC/ST.

You might get semi private college based on your marks provided although it would have been better to provide rank as well.

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Anvesha Juneja

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According to previous year cutoff data, the best college with this rank you can get is Goa Medical College. As the cutoff is not fixed and fluctuate every year so you can also get AIIMS Jammu. If things work in your favour, you can consider getting admission in AIIMS Guahawti or AIIIMS Deogarh.

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