Hello

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You should aim to score high to get a seat in any good medical college.

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Dear Aspirant,

If you are talking about your 12th or any ither quivalent exam, then in the PCB group you need atleast an aggregate of 50%. If you are talking about NEET, then you should try to get maximum marks out of Physics and Chemistry.

For calculation, even if you score 360 in Biology and a mere of 50 in Physics and 50 in Chemistry, it will add up to just 460 which won’t help you get a seat in any government medical college. Atleast you need to score 100/180 in both Chemistry and Physics. If you score higher than that, obviously it will turn out to be very beneficial. Hence, give it your all and come out with the best marks possible.

Wish you all the luck!