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After completing a B.Sc. degree, you will still need to complete the full MBBS program, which typically takes 5.5 years in India (including a 4.5-year academic course and a 1-year internship). There are no shortened MBBS courses specifically for B.Sc. graduates. However, your prior education may help with some

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Well, normally it is very difficult for a general catagory student to get admission in government medical colleges with such marks. However, you are at an advantage because of sc catagory. Yet, getting the admission in MBBS is still not a chance because of its high demand.

You can

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Choosing between MGM Medical College, Indore, and GRMC (Gajra Raja Medical College), Gwalior for MBBS depends on several factors such as academics, infrastructure, clinical exposure, and personal preferences.

1. Location : GRMC, being in your hometown of Gwalior, offers the convenience of proximity to family, reduced accommodation costs, and

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With a NEET score of 347 and an AIR of 496,119 in the SC category from Maharashtra, your chances of securing a seat in a government college for MBBS, BDS, or BAMS are quite limited, but there are a few things to consider:

1. Government College Cut-offs:

• MBBS:

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MBBS tuition fees in India vary significantly between government and private colleges.

1. Government Colleges : Fees range from INR 10,000 to INR 1,00,000 per year. Hostel fees typically add INR 20,000 to INR 50,000 annually.

2. Private Colleges : Tuition fees can range from INR 8,00,000 to INR 25,00,000 per

Hello there,

With a NEET rank of 968,669 in the OBC category , your chances of securing admission in an MBBS medical college in India are extremely low. Here’s a breakdown:

1. Government Colleges:

• Government medical colleges generally have cut-offs significantly higher than your rank, often around 400,000 or lower

Hello Rishika,

With a NEET rank of 968,669 , securing an MBBS seat in a government medical college is highly unlikely due to the competitive nature of medical admissions. Most government medical colleges have cutoffs that are significantly lower, often requiring ranks within a few hundred or thousand.

However, you

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With 534 marks in NEET and belonging to the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) category, your chances of getting admission in an MBBS program are relatively good. Here’s a breakdown:

1. Government Medical Colleges:

• The cut-off marks for government medical colleges vary each year, but for the EWS category,

Hello there,

With a NEET score of 534 , you have a good chance of securing an MBBS seat in India, but it will depend on several factors such as:

1. Cutoff Trends:

• Historically, a score of 534 is competitive for many medical colleges, especially in states where the cutoff