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i am getting 456 marks in neet 2021.i am from odisha OBC NCL catagory can i get a govt. BAMS seat in odisha


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Ankit kumar Sahu 28th Nov, 2021
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ayanmukherjee045 28th Nov, 2021

Dear aspirant,

Your marks (456) in the neet 2021 is a pretty decent one and considering your obc category you have fair chances of getting a decent college through the home state quota.

The college predictor will help you to find you out the best choices possible accordingly. Although various factors are considered while deciding the cut offs like number of candidates appearing in the examination, number of vacant seats in college, previous years cut offs.

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