my neet 2019 score is 531 and rank 32343 can i get a goverment medical seat in state quota in karnataka i belong to obc category
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6th Jun, 2019
Hello student,
With a score of 531 in obc category, you have chances of getting a seat in the government medical colleges when comparing the results of previous years. Last year, a minimum score of 338 was required to fetch one a seat in the Raichur medical college in obc category under the state quota. But, one thing to keep in mind is that scores and ranks vary each year with difficulty level of the question paper and availability of seats. However you can go through the following link to know about the cut off's and ranks for the previous years and calculate your chances of selection in your respective state
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off/amp
Good luck
With a score of 531 in obc category, you have chances of getting a seat in the government medical colleges when comparing the results of previous years. Last year, a minimum score of 338 was required to fetch one a seat in the Raichur medical college in obc category under the state quota. But, one thing to keep in mind is that scores and ranks vary each year with difficulty level of the question paper and availability of seats. However you can go through the following link to know about the cut off's and ranks for the previous years and calculate your chances of selection in your respective state
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off/amp
Good luck
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