Which govt colleges are accessible all over India if one scores 238 marks in NEET 2019 in ST category from Meghalaya
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Student Expert
17th May, 2019
Dear Sam, in 2017, under State Quota for ST Category, 143 marks secured a seat in North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional and Medical Institute. 238 marks are decent enough for getting a seat. Having said that cut off changes every year and is dependant on various factors like no.of seats available, no.of candidates appearing for the exam, top NEET score and difficulty of the exam. So we would suggest you to wait until the official Answer key has been released to weigh in your options.
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Student Expert
17th May, 2019
Hello Aspirant!
For admission into medical colleges, candidates need to score marks that are equal to or more than the given two cut-offs:
1.) Qualifying cut-off: Minimum scores required to qualify NEET UG. This is set by the NTA.
2.) Admission cut-off: Minimum scores required for taking admission into a medical college. This is set by the college authorities.
The cutoffs vary for different categories of candidates.
The reserved category candidates have lower cut-offs than the unreserved category students.
Cut-offs for government medical colleges are higher than the private colleges.
So wait for this year's cutoffs to be released as the cut-offs vary every year.
For admission into medical colleges, candidates need to score marks that are equal to or more than the given two cut-offs:
1.) Qualifying cut-off: Minimum scores required to qualify NEET UG. This is set by the NTA.
2.) Admission cut-off: Minimum scores required for taking admission into a medical college. This is set by the college authorities.
The cutoffs vary for different categories of candidates.
The reserved category candidates have lower cut-offs than the unreserved category students.
Cut-offs for government medical colleges are higher than the private colleges.
So wait for this year's cutoffs to be released as the cut-offs vary every year.
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