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What is the marks required in neet for MBBS


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vvedprakash55 10th May, 2019
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Gavanksha Student Expert 10th May, 2019
Hello aspirant,



Well it is a trick question that you have asked. Your minimum marks a lot  depends on the category, on state quota and also on the sub category. It also variate year to year on the basis of examination level and no. Of candidates. In 2018 general cut-off marks for all india quota were around 467 but colleges alloted with state quota variate according to no. Of candidates of state and also on the no. Of colleges in the particular state. Hope you get the information.



Thank you!!



shreyapandey96 Student Expert 10th May, 2019

Dear STudent,

National Test Agency will release the NEET Cut off along with the declaration of NEET result on June 5. As per last year cut off, candidates belonging to UR category are required to score at least 119 marks (out of 720) in order to qualify while OBC/SC/ST category candidates need a minimum of 96 marks to qualify.


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