Till Previous Year, you did have individual examinations for JIPMER and AIIMS, besides NEET UG. However, due to COVID all the Medical Universities and Boards like COMEDK Medical and States Counselling Authorities have started accepting the NEET Score.

With your NEET Score, however besides All India Medical Counselling, you must

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See to be eligible for admission to MBBS course one needs to have the score more than or equal to the minimum cut-off score in NEET and it is released along with the NEET result. If you belongs to SC category then you should try to score at

If you have confirmed your seat in the first round by visiting the college and submitting allotment letter then you need not again submit it.

But if you didn't confirmed your seat and applied in the next counselling then there are chances of cancellation of your admission.

So even if

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Ofcourse mbbs is better than veterinary.  There should be no point of doubt regarding this. If you will ask this question to anyone who is not even related to medical field then he will also say that mbbs is better choice.

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Though there are various of Consultancies to help students get admission for MBBS in Abroad, we can't trust them depending upon the money we give. It doesn't mean if they charge you a lot of money, they'll provide you with high class college and hostel. Before that check

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Cutoffs vary every year based on factors like the number of seats, number of applicants, number of people applying under each category ,highest mark secured in NEET, the difficulty level of the paper etc. So an exact prediction cannot be made. But based on previous cutoff trends, for

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Fees of various private medical colleges of Maharastra is as follows:

K. J. Somaiya Medical College, Sion, Mumbai ----

925000

Terna Medical College, Nerul, Navi Mumbai –---

700000

MAEER’S M.I.M.E.R. Med. College, Pune ---

925000

N.K.P. Salve Institute of Med. Sciences, Nagpur   ---

883000

M.I.M.S.R. Medical College, Vishwanathpuram, Ambejogai

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NEET cut off depends upon various factors and the cut off is different for each category. In 2019 the NEET cut off for MBBS in Jamia Hamdard for general category candidates were 22619 in the first round and 22295 in the second round. For the year 2020 the cut