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low fees medical college in india

Vishesh Singh 19th Sep, 2021

Hello,

Following are some cheapest Medical Colleges in India:


  1. Dayanand Medical College and Hospital, Ludhiana
  2. Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Hyderabad
  3. St Johns Medical College, Bangalore
  4. KPC Medical College and Hospital, Jadavpur
  5. Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, New Delhi
  6. Integral Institute of Medical Sciences and Research,
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I am getting 541 marks in neet 2021... Can I get a government medical college in uttar Pradesh from general category through state quota

riteshkandpal499 19th Sep, 2021
Hello aspirant
Hope you are doing well
It is difficult to predict the cut off marks or ranks but according to previous year trends your expected rank would lie between 63200 - 75350 but it may vary every year depending on the following factors
1. Level of question paper
2.
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I ve got 541 marks in neet 2021 can I get a government medical college anywhere.. Im a general category student from uttar Pradesh

riteshkandpal499 19th Sep, 2021
Hello aspirant
Hope you are doing well
It is difficult to predict the cut off marks or ranks but according to previous year trends your expected rank would lie between  63200 - 75350 but it may vary every year depending on the following factors
1. Level of question paper
2.
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can I get gov medical college in Madhya Pradesh with 322 marks st category Neet 2021

pushpachoudhary7413 19th Sep, 2021
Hello aspirant
Hope you are doing good

According to your marks and category you have chances of getting into these colleges and more

Bundelkhand Medical College, Sagar

Chhindwara Institute of Medical Sciences

Gajra Raja Medical College Gwalior

And more

You can check out the previous year cut off through this
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Hello sir/mam, I am getting 505 marks in Neet 2021. I am from Madhya Pradesh and general EWS category. Is there any chance of getting a government medical college in all india quota or maybe through state quota?

pushpachoudhary7413 19th Sep, 2021
Hello aspirant
I hope that you are doing fine

As per previous year trends ,your chances of getting mbbs in govt. College in madhya Pradesh aren't good as a score of 530+ atleast is required according to previous year cut offs. You can surely try for good private mbbs colleges

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Hello sir /madam, I am scoring 569 marks in neet 2021, I belong to BC D Osmania region local, can I get a seat in Osmania madical college or in kamineni lb Nagar , or kakateeaya medical college.pl reply.

lsbohra1512 19th Sep, 2021
Hello aspirant,

On the basis of your marks your expected percentile and rank will be;
Your Overall Percentile is: 97.1 - 97.6
Your Predicted Rank is: 41955 - 52105

To know about NEET cutoff Andhra Pradesh go through following link;

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-ap

To have a personalised report chances of getting a
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kindly provide the best NEET counsellor contact no & address at Kolkata, west bengal for getting admission to MBBS at Govt medical college Kolkata.

lsbohra1512 19th Sep, 2021
Hello aspirant,

To have a personalised report chances of getting a college you can go through college predictor. It will provide you complete list of colleges on which you can get admission on the basis of your marks, category  domicile state etc. for state quota as well as all india
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I am scoring 390 marks in neet 2021 and i belong to SC category in West Bengal do i have chance to get any govt medical college and what will be my ranking in 2021 ????

riteshkandpal499 19th Sep, 2021
Hello aspirant
Hope you are doing well
It is difficult to predict the cut off marks or ranks but according to previous year trends your expected rank would lie between 225652 - 265802 but it may vary every year depending on the following factors
1. Level of question paper
2.
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