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It's quite difficult to predict that whether you will get  seat or not as  cut off marks for medical colleges keeps changing every year  depending upon various factors like  number of students that appeared in the exam, kind of marks obtained by them , toughness level of the examination

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The cost of an MBBS degree in India will depend upon the type of university chosen. The range of fees for the private colleges will be around 20 Lakh to 70 Lakh whereas the fee for government institutes is around 20,000 to 7.5 Lakh.

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There is a difference between cutoff released by the NTA and that required for colleges. The one released by NTA tells who is eligible to sit for counselling and is the 50th percentile for UR and 40th for the rest. This scores comes around 200-250 as per the previous

Fees in MBBS is usually paid per professional year. The entire duration of the course will have 4 professional years (some less than an year while some might be more). After this you have your internship in which you do not pay any fee, but in fact you are paid

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There are very less chance that you will get that college which you tagged at your expected marks. It's cut off for all india candidates go High.

At your expected marks you have better chances to get college in uttar pradesh state counseling within your expected tution fee

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You have tagged terna medical college, Maharashtra and your profile suggest you are from rajsthan state,so if rajsthan is your domicile state then you can't participate in maharashtra state counseling as it is closed state for both private and government medical college.

Now of we talk about what

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Indian students who opt for Undergraduate UG MBBS courses in countries outside India such as Ukraine, Russia, Phillipines, China, USA etc are categorised as foreign medical graduates (FMGs) and can apply for post-graduate PG degree seats in government-run colleges.

Foreign Medical Graduates can take part in counseling through AIQ

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I think it is just the competitive environment that makes all the difference and graduating from AIIMS does not alone guarantee success , 99% of the successful doctors in India are not from AIIMS , this does not mean AIIMS is bad, it just means that the individual is

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This is 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

------------) the category you are from

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JIPMER Puducherry has a total intake of 187 seats which are offered under two  quotas. The seats are divided as 70% under all India quota and the remaining 30% through state quota. Besides this there are 25 seats for postgraduate courses and 22 seats for super speciality courses.