Dear aspirant.

Hope you are doing well. It's is difficult to because ever college has different fee structure. So mentioned the college name you want to know about it in the comments section.

You can visit the site to know the cut off, fee structure, faculty and more for top

Dear aspirant,

Fees for MBBS course change in each college but you can expect a yearly fees of Rs. 10000-40000 in government institutions and for private it can range from Rs.30000-3 lakhs.

For taking admission in any of medical institutions you need to fulfill the eligibility criteria;

=> You need

Hello, hope you are safe and doing good

Your marks are good in NEET exams and there might be some decent chances that you get any governement college in 2nd or 3rd round through all india counselling. But chances are some how less to get top governement colleges under this

Hello

Fees depends on each college. All the colleges don't have the same fee structure.

For government college, it costs one around 10-15 lakh including the hostel fees. For example, RIMS Ranchi is a government medical college in Jharkhand and it costs around 12 lakh to study MBBS there.

For

Hello aspirant,

As the cutoff depends on various factors like:

• No. Of students appeared
• Seats availability
• Difficulty of exam

With these marks you can't qualify the NEET, and qualification is necessary to get in counselling for getting college.

NEET MBBS/BDS cut off 2020 and 2019:

Category        NEET cutoff percentile          2020

Hello,

The chances for getting any government college is not possible at this score. The chances for private colleges are also low. For MBBS the student require more than 500 to get a seat in MBBS. You can get through management quota seats.

Also you can try for ayush courses

Hello,

You haven't mentioned your category, hence I'm assuming it to be general, if we go through 2019 state cut-offs for UR, then chances for MBBS with AIR 254622 is quite tough, the reason being cut-offs are on higher side, though there are possibilities for private seats in the following

Hi

It's quite difficult to predict because cut off  depends upon various factors like

------------) number of students that appeared in the neet exam,

------------) kind of marks obtained by them ,

------------)  toughness level of the neet examination

------------)  number of seats available etc

When we go through previous

Dear aspirant,

hope you are doing fine,

On analysing the previous year cut offs, 538 are not enough for a govt. medical college through AIQ, while speaking for state quota of Odisha chances are low there too, keeping in mind you are a student of gen/obc category. there are pretty

Dear student.

Yes there is great chance you will get into a government institution for MBBS, to know about state wise college and their cutoff rank CLICK HERE .

And you can predict your college by this link. Hope you find this helpful and we wish a very good luck