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For private colleges, any candidate who is an Indian and has qualified in NEET 2022 can apply. No domicile criteria applied for admission to private medical colleges through NEET. The private colleges also offer seats to Non-Resident Indians (NRI Quota). You can use the link below to find

Dear aspirant

There is no bond services yet after MBBS in Bihar govt medical College but once you complete PG from any of bihar govt medical College then there is bond service.

Medical students pursuing post graduate (PG) courses at government colleges will have to pay Rs 15 lakh if

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For MBBS course you need to first qualify the NEET exam i.e National Eligibility Enterance Test which is conducted by NTA 2023 examination. As in all over India thier is situation to conduct NEET exam in 17th July. So, on the basis of that you will find out the

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Below is the fee structure for admission in St. John's Medical College, Bangalore-

Admission fee- Rs. 31,600

Refundable deposits- Rs. 14,000

Annual tuition fee- Rs. 5,46,600

RGUHS fee- Rs. 10,200

This does not include hostel, mess and other charges. The previous year cut off for this college was

The fees for 50% of the seats in private medical schools and deemed universities will be the same as those for government medical institutions in the state or Union Territory, in accordance with National Medical Commission (NMC) rules.

Also, list of some of the private MBBS colleges with Lowest fees

Hey Chithra,

Telangana MBBS Course in private un-aided minority medical colleges will cost Rs. 60,000 to candidates under A category convenor quota, Rs. 14.00 lakhs for B category management quota and upto two times of B category for NRI category medicos.

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Dear aspirant

No, bond services are not applicable for deemed or private medical colleges usually. Bond services are applicable for the students admitted in govt medical College in odisha.

As per the revised policy, students pursuing MBBS, Post-Graduation and Super Specialisation medical courses in Government colleges will have to serve