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I got 220 marks in NEET CAN I GET MBBS SEAT


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pradeep hosamani 8th May, 2019
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Nandhini Student Expert 10th May, 2019
Hello student,

You have not mentioned which category and state you belong to. With a score of 220 it becomes difficult to secure a seat in the government medical colleges when comparing the results of previous years. Last year,  a score of 550 or above secured a seat in the government medical colleges for general category and a score of 500 or above remained to be a safe zone for the OBC category. But scores and ranks vary each year with toughness of the exam and availability of seats . However you can predict the colleges which you are likely to get using the given link

http://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

Good luck


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