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Teeth damage...
My one teeth is damage but not loose.can i pass in medical exam in crpf???plzzzz tell me sir.....I am very thankful to you.....plzzz tell me.....
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Yes u can pass ur CRPF entrance / nothing to worry
The back teeth (molars ) is given 2 points each
Where as the front teeth is allotted 1 point each .
The minimum points is 14 & maximum is 22
So if one teeth is damage and repairable then it’s -2.
Advise to get the filling done as soon as possible.
So chill.... be confident.... wish u gud luck.
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The selection committee has every reason to reject the applicant on medical grounds if the dental problems are oblivious.
Hence my advice is to correct the teeth and then present for interview.
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Dental treatment should be taken.
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