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It has been decided by the state government that the students selected for the UG course in MBBS will have to fill a bond for commitment to service the state government for 2 years. If they break the bond, they will have to pay Rs 5 lakh as
It is difficult to tell you the exact admission possibilities, because every year cutoff varied due to various reasons, however according the details shared by you, there are no chances that you will get a seat in medical colleges in the state of Rajasthan. As this year cutoff will be
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Neet is mandatory for admission in medical Colleges in Kerala . After neet exam Kerala entrance commission will release keam medical rank based on neet mark and plus two score based on that you will get admission in medical and allied courses in Kerala.
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Hi, since on seeing your rank and marks you have got in the nEET exam i would like to make you clear that on this rank it is approx not possible to get into any college. You can somehow can posses the BDS or BAMS but not MBBS. You have
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At your rank of about 70k AIR..and being from UR category,it is a bit tough for you to take seats in gov. MBBS college.
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-mp follow this link for category wise and college wise cutoffs from previous years in MP..but it is also important to note that,this year
Hello student,
Sorry to say you but this is a really very low marks. And in this marks you cannot get any government Medical college seat even if he belongs to St caste. You may can get private colleges. But there is a very low chance to get a government
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Yes you can get admission in any private or deemed medical college in Andhra Pradesh with your NEET score. As far as the Government Colleges are concerned you will have to show the residential proof of you having lived in Andhra Pradesh or have given your 12th board from
Kempegowda Institute of Medical Science, Bangalore is one of the best private medical colleges in State of Karnataka with excellent Infrastructure, Faculty, Research and Hospital Facilities. All of this comes a just a low fee of around 1.2 lakhs /-year.
No wonder KIMS Bangalore faces high cutoffs and good competition
Hi Dhananjay , sice you want to know the cut of Manipal Private College but you have no mentioned the exact name of the institution you are talking about so on behalf of the thing i know you can have a eye below I hope it will help you;
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You have not mentioned your category in the question. It is difficult to predict as cutoff varies a lot for different categories. Here I am considering all the cases and tried to give you approximate estimate. The data considered is according to 2019 cutoff for government medical colleges
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