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I am general category kannada medium how much marks required for for free government mbbs seat I am from karnatak


prathambalikai555 19th Jun, 2021
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Nikita 6th Sep, 2021

Hello Aspirant,

For the general or unreserved category of students, the cut-off percentile is 50 which means that you need to score approximately 360 or above in order to get admission to MBBS in a government college.

Going by the previous years' NEET cutoff students should aim to score 550+ marks in the NEET examination to get seat in government medical colleges through state quota and for admission through the All India Quota, aim should be 600+ marks in the exam and to get a seat in top medical colleges of the country through NEET examination.

Also, to check about the previous year trends regarding the cut off you can go through the link I am mentioning:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

You can also use a tool to predict college in which you can get admission after Neet Exam for MBBS:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna

All the best!!

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