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Nidhi Kumari

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Indeed, passing the NEET 2024 exam will provide you with a private MBBS seat. A set number of seats are set aside for management quotas at several private medical schools. NEET scores are used to fill these slots, albeit there may be higher tuition fee. 

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Bhupinder Kour

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With 363 marks in NEET 2024, you have a good chance of securing admission to a semi-government medical college. The NEET 2023 closing score for Maharishi Markandeshwar Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Mullana was 320 marks. This suggests that with 363 marks, you may be able to secure a seat in a similar semi-government medical college. The Karnataka NEET 2024 cutoff data shows that for government medical colleges, the cutoff ranges from around 400-600 marks depending on the category. For private/deemed universities, the cutoff is lower, around 350-450 marks.

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Malavika

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Having 430 NEET scores does not guarantee admission to a government medical institution for an MBBS program. A number of things need to be considered, such as your category (General, SC, ST, OBC, etc.), state, and the particular cut-off patterns for that year.Candidates in the reserved categories (SC, ST, and OBC) have lower cutoffs than those in the general category. The deadlines for state quota seats vary from state to state. Candidates with state residences typically have a higher probability of winning a seat in their home state. The All India Quota, which usually has higher cut-offs than state quotas, is allocated 15% of the seat

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Malavika

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It could be difficult to get admitted to Government Medical College (GMC), Nagpur, if you are a SC member with a NEET score of 164. Even for protected groups like SC, the NEET cutoff scores are typically higher for medical institutes, including GMC Nagpur. In previous years, GMC Nagpur's SC category cutoff has usually been far higher than 164. For instance, in 2022, the cutoff score for MBBS candidates from the SC category at GMC Nagpur was approximately 450–500 points. Medical college admissions are quite tough. The exam's difficulty level, the amount of open seats, and candidates' overall performance all affect the cutoff score

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Malavika

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Although the precise prospects depend on a number of circumstances, you have a good chance of getting into a government medical college or an inexpensive recognised university with 573 NEET UG 2024 marks. Your prospects will depend on your precise NEET rank. Each year, the rank that corresponds to 573 marks may change slightly depending on the exam's difficulty level and how other applicants do.The likelihood of admission is also greatly influenced by your category (general, OBC, SC, ST, EWS, etc.). When compared to the general category, reserved category students usually have lower cutoff grades for admission. You brought up AIQ (15%

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