You can get into a private college for medical through the management quota even if you don't appear foir the NEET. But for that, you need to pay 2-3 times the courses fees for the particular college throughout your term, starting right at admission.

All private colleges have 15% seats reserved for the government, which a candidate can get through the All India Counselling quota. The cut off marks varies from year to year, but you belong to the unreserved category, getting 630+ marks will assure you a seat in the government quota of SGRR DDun.

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The government quota seats mean the seats for which counselling and admission has to be made through state-controlled counselling.. The terms and meaning however may defer depending on specific conditions mentioned in the admission process of a particualr institute.



Management Quota means these seats are reserved for those people who actually didnt qualify the eligibility criteria for getting a seat in college but are willing to spend almost two to four times the actual fee of the college.



It is like the direct admission process in colleges.

Hope this solves your concern.