Hello Ashutosh

See fees depends upon university or college you will be alloted depending on your score .

For general category candidate it ranges between 30 lakh  to 60 lakh . This is tution fees excluding  hostel charges . Hostel charges are between 3000 to 5000 , again depending upon

With a NEET 2024 score of 400 and EWS category in Haryana, you have a chance of getting an MBBS seat, mainly in private colleges under the state quota. Government seats may be tough but not impossible. Keep an eye on the counselling and past year cut-offs.

With 556 marks in NEET under the General category, getting a government medical college (GMC) in Maharashtra is very unlikely, as the cutoff usually goes above 590. However, you still have chances in private or deemed medical colleges where the cutoff is lower. You can also try for government colleges

If you got 490 marks in NEET and you are from the General category, then getting admission in a government MBBS college is very difficult. Most government colleges need at least 550 to 600 marks. But you have a good chance of getting into a private MBBS college, especially through

Dear

According to the information with a CRL rank of 647141 in the general category, getting admission to an NIT might be quite challenging as the competition is very high. NITs generally have high cut-offs, often requiring ranks in the top 10,000 to 20,000 range for popular branches like Computer

Hi Priyam,

The cut offs for KEM or Seth GS Medical College (Mumbai) for the year 2023/2024 in round 1 opened at rank 14 and closed at 540. And at the last round 3 opened at 42 and closed at 3356. These are average for all the courses like MD

Yes, the general EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category rank is absolutely valid for JoSAA counselling. In fact, it is the specific rank you should use if you belong to the EWS category.
During JoSAA counselling, admissions are based on your category rank not the CRL. This means that an EWS

With 530 marks in NEET-UG 2024, securing an MBBS seat in Andhra Pradesh for the general category is unlikely, especially in government medical colleges. While a general category cutoff in NEET-UG can range from 720-164 marks, and the minimum qualifying marks for MBBS admission is 164 for the general category,