Hello aspirant,

There are 25 government colleges in Maharashtra with nearly 4,330 government seats.

You can check below link for further more information,

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/government-mbbs-seats-through-neet

Below link provides you information about MBBS colleges in Maharashtra state

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/mbbs-seats-in-maharashtra

Best of luck for your future

Hi Rahul!

MBBS Interns are the most low-paid compared to other degrees. Sometimes interns are offered Rs. 7500 to Rs. 8000 per month or Rs. 250 per day.

It might depend upon Central and State Universities too. Central Universities' Interns get Rs. 23500/month.

Variations might occur state-wise too. Karnataka, UP

Hello Medico,

May be it differs from College to College. But overall curriculum.

1st year

1. Anatomy

2. Physiology

3. Biochemistry

2nd year

4. Pathology

5. Pharmacology

6. Microbiology

7. Forensic medicine and toxicology

3rd year

8. ENT

9. Ophthalmology

10. Preventive and social Medicine

4th year

11. Medicine

12.

dude for your mark, you can apply to top private medical colleges in the country, you can even try govt colleges, don't hesitate for a moment even. have courage. all the best :)

Hello Aspirant,

MBBS is the most sought after course and doing it abroad has got a few advantages like international exposure, practical training,better training and education etc but it depends on which college and country you want to pursue MBBS. You will have to decide between the the options based

Congratulations on qualifying NEET.

Maharashtra has about 8900 MBBS seats and 3400 seats in BDS distributed across categories. I believe assuming you are a General Category Aspirant, at a State Rank of 6210 you may have bleak chances in securing a seat in one of the State Medical Institutes in

Hello student,

You can definitely fill the MBBS and as well as BDS courses during the choice filling process. There no restriction for only filling the choice with only one particular course. You can fill all the courses, you are interested to join. But you have to prioritise your best

Hello aspirant,

If you want to practice medicine in Australia after competing MBBS in India then, you will have to clear AMC (Australian Medical Council) Exam. Passing this exam will make you equivalent to an Australian medical graduate.

This test has two parts. Part I is MCQ based which will

if you interested takings admissionin mbbs  private or deemd  medical college in Maharashtra gov't  contact this number 7208540286 for counseling and NRI or management seat directly meeting in college

hello aspirant,

Please provide your rank and marks which you secured in neet 2020,so that we can refer the data analyise and tell if you have any chances based on previous year data .also mention your state domicle which will help to provide revelent data.

hope this helps,

thankyou.