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how much score need for government seat? neet score or board which score matter?


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riya07743 22nd Apr, 2022
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Karishma Sawhney 1st Jun, 2022

Hello aspirant,

According to the previous year cut off's, a general category student must score 650+ to get a government seat in medical colleges. The same goes for OBC/EWS candidates. Marks differ only by 3-4 marks. An SC candidate must score 570+ to get a government seat whereas an ST category student can get a government seat for as low as 400 marks.

To get a government seat in medical colleges, your NEET score matters and not your board marks. You only need to pass board exams in order to qualify for NEET.

You can check out the NEET eligibility criteria and other details through the given link- https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

Hope it helps!

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