Hello

No, the MBBS fee is the same for both boys and girls in most colleges. There is no gender-based discount in government or private MBBS colleges across India.

However, some state governments may offer scholarships or fee waivers for girls from reserved categories (like SC/ST/OBC/EWS) or rural areas, but

For the MBBS fee structure in 2025, fees vary widely based on the type of institution.

• Government colleges are the most affordable, with annual fees typically ranging from Rs 600 to around Rs 1,00,000 depending on the state and college.

• Deemed or private institutions can be much more expensive, with

Hey tehmina!

It would have been better if you would have specified the college in which you need M.B.B.S. fee structure but still I will provide you a genral fee structure. The lowest fees is around 1600 for 5.5 years which is for AIIMS delhi while the highest fee is

Hello aspirant,

Your score is very low compared to the score required for getting admission in medical college which is 550 to 650. If you really wish to pursue MBBS, you can try deemed universities. Or you can take a drop and appear for neet next year.

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Hello,

You have a reasonable chance of getting a government MBBS seat if you scored 430 on the NEET 2025 and are from Bihar and fall under the SC category.

AIQ

The typical cutoff score for SC individuals applying to government medical colleges on the AIQ is between 390 and

Hello Aspirant,

Securing an MBBS seat with 291 in NEET from your OBC category is very tough in government medical colleges through All India Quota (AIQ) or most state quotas, since normally cutoffs are much higher. However, you may have opportunities in:

• Deemed Universities or Private Medical Colleges (higher fees)

Expect to need around 650–660 marks to compete in the EWS category for MBBS at Agroha Medical College in 2025.

Your closing rank would likely fall between AIR 15,000–20,000.

Scoring below 650, especially under 640, would significantly reduce your chances of securing a seat under the EWS quota.

With 315 NEET marks (OBC category), getting an MBBS seat in government colleges is unlikely.

You can try for private or deemed universities, where admission is possible but fees range from 5–20 lakhs per year.

Consider BDS or allied health courses if you want lower fees.

Dear student,

With a NEET 2025 rank of 60,000 , it’s highly unlikely that you’ll get an MBBS seat in a government medical college , no matter what category you belong to. In recent years, government colleges under All India Quota and most state quotas have closed around 25,000 to