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how much marks should be needed in neet to get addmision in government collage for clinical research


Tanvi Chahande 22nd Aug, 2023
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shivamtrivedi0005 22nd Aug, 2023

Hii there,

Based on data from the previous year, it's observed that students with scores exceeding 550 have an improved likelihood of securing admission to a government MBBS college. This suggests that the minimum NEET score required for MBBS admission in Government Colleges is 600+. So , if you are a general category then the minimum marks you should get is around 600+ then only you can get any government college.

I hope this answers your question.

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