How many marks did scored to get the free seat in govt minority medical colleges??

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How many marks did scored to get the free seat in govt minority medical colleges??

Venkatesh 24th May, 2019

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Soham Bhattacharya 25th May, 2019

First things first. There is no government minority medical College.

Secondly seats ain't free. The government seats cost less but it doesn't mean they are free of cost.

You need 450+ marks to get a ST seat.

Most importantly you can get a government seat confirmed at 500+marks

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