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Due to large number of institutions and dynamic nature of cutoffs and costs, it is impossible to give single, comprehensive list of all universities along with their state - by -state rankings, cutoff and fees.

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With a NEET 2025 score of 420, getting MBBS in a government college in India is tough, but you might get BDS in some government colleges depending on your category and state. If you're open to studying MBBS abroad, it can be a good option, especially in countries like Russia,

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• Indian students who have not appeared for NEET 2025 remain eligible to pursue MBBS in Nepal by taking the MECEE-BL examination.
• The Medical Education Commission (MEC) of Nepal allows both Indian and other international students to sit for the Medical Education Common Entrance Examination – Bachelor Level (MECEE-BL),

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With an 85% score, getting an MBBS seat under the government quota depends a lot on the entrance exam you appeared for (like NEET), your category, and the competition that year. If you did well in NEET and your score matches or exceeds the cutoff for government colleges in

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If you have completed your 10th by passing in all other subjects and you where passed overall , so failing in one subject in your 10th does nothing to you to do mbbs . And 10th 12th mark sheets are required for your graduation courses because it is

With around 400 marks in NEET, getting admission in government MBBS colleges is very tough because cutoffs are usually much higher. However, you may have a chance in some private medical colleges under state or All India Quota. Private colleges often accept lower marks but have higher fees. You can

With a NEET score of 460/470, admission to Deemed Universities in Karnataka or Maharashtra for MBBS in 2025 is possible but potentially challenging, especially for general category students. While some deemed universities may have lower cutoffs, competition is high and depends on factors like the difficulty of the NEET exam,

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With an expected score of 295 in NEET 2025 as an ST category candidate in Odisha, you have a good chance of getting a BDS seat but for MBBS the chances are minimal.

The expected cutoffs for government colleges in Odisha for ST candidates are around 380-400 marks. Therefore,

To secure a management quota seat for MBBS in Ahmedabad, you generally need to qualify for NEET-UG and meet the minimum eligibility criteria, which includes a 50% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology in your 12th board exams (general category). Additionally, you must have passed each of these subjects individually.

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With 476 marks in NEET 2025 and EWS category in Andhra Pradesh, you have a good chance at government medical colleges, which usually have low fees ranging from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 1,00,000 per year.

Key points:

• Focus on Andhra Pradesh state quota government colleges for affordable MBBS