selected in Merit list in UP NEET. My rank is 220.can i get Private Medical college like Sharda university,Era Medical college,TMU Moradabad
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26th Jun, 2019
Hey Sourav, Congratulations on being selected for Merit list. 220 is a very good rank. You can actually get a seat in Government Medical College of UP only. You can also get Private Medical Colleges. But you have very good chances in getting seat in a Government Medical College like Lala Lajpat Rai Medical College, BRD Medical College and also Rani Laxmi Bai Medical College. There are 5565 MBBS seats. If your rank is 220, you should get a seat in one of the top 5-8 Medical Colleges of UP.
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Can i get Sharda university
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On the Basis of 220 Marks
sorry 220 marks
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26th Jun, 2019
Hello student yes absolutely you can get admission in private college as your rank in neet is pretty good. You may have to pay high fee as private colleges have very high fees. If you want to take admission in sharda University just let me know so that I can provide you exact information.
Also it's very easy to predict college on careers360 by clicking on the link mentioned below its very user friendly and very helpful
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Good luck
Also it's very easy to predict college on careers360 by clicking on the link mentioned below its very user friendly and very helpful
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor
Feel free to comment if you have any doubt
Good luck
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