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The 450 marks in NEET is a good score. But getting admission in semi government colleges or privates colleges in UP is challenging but not possible.

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The MBBS fees for Raja Rajeshwari Medical College for the management quota is Rs 23 lakhs, for the NRI quota are $55000.

The hostel fees for students opting for hostels is Rs 1.50 lakhs. You can check more information in the link attached below:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/rajarajeshwari-medical-college-and-hospital-bangalore

Yes there is a reservation quota for Ex-servicemen in NEET UG. However, 400 marks in General category might not be enough for getting an MBBS seat.

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The score of 443 marks in NEET is considered a good score. However, getting admission in government college in courses like BDS and Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery depending on the candidate's category. However for NEET 2026, given the expected cut off, it is challenging to get admission

Hi! With 275 marks in NEET 2026 , an ST category candidate may have a chance of getting an MBBS seat in some government medical colleges of Odisha through the state quota. However, getting a seat in top Odisha GMCs can still be difficult at this score because cutoffs usually

Hi! To secure a MBBS seat through Karnataka Examination Authority, you need to appear for the Karnataka NEET counselling . The Karnataka MBBS application forms are released after the announcement of NEET result . Once the application form is out, you need to register, fill choices and pay the counselling

General category se government MBBS seat ke liye aam taur par NEET-UG me 610+ marks chahiye, jabki 650+ safe mana jata hai. AIQ (15%) me cutoff 615 - 630+ tak hota hai, aur state quota me 580–620+ range ho sakti hai. Top colleges ke liye 680+ marks zaroori hote hain.

No, you cannot pursue MBBS in India, without qualifying NEET UG . You need to qualify the medical entrance exam and then appear for the NEET counselling to get an MBBS seat in India .

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Yes, you can leave BAMS first-year seat to reappear in NEET and join the MBBS course. You need to pay the bond penalty amount specified by the college once you leave the seat. Some states debarred the students from taking admission in the next academic session. Some colleges take

Government medical colleges in India offer the lowest fees for MBBS and BAMS, typically ranging from Rs. 6,000 to Rs. 1 lakh for the entire course.

Top MBBS colleges like AIIMS New Delhi, Maulana Azad Medical College, and JIPMER Puducherry have highly affordable fees, while CMC Vellore is a relatively