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    Qualifying percentage of NEET MDS 2017 lowered by 7.5 %

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    Qualifying percentage of NEET MDS 2017 lowered by 7.5 %

    New Delhi: The Central Government has in consultation with the Dental Council of India, decided to lower the qualifying percentage of NEET MDS 2017 by 7.5 percentile for candidates belonging to the General Category, SC/ST/OBC and persons with locomotory disability of lower limbs for the academic session 2017-18.


    The above announcement has been made in a Ministry of Health and Family Welfare order dated 11th May, 2017


    Following are the new qualifying percentile category wise:


























    S.NoCategoryQualifying Percentile
    1General42.5
    2SC/ST/OBC32.5
    3Persons with locomotory disability of lower limbs37.5

    Attached is the said order
    DCIDental Council of IndiaGeneral CategoryLowering of MDS 2017 percentileNEET MDS 2017persons with locomotory disability of lower limbsSC/ST/OBC
    Source : with Inputs

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