Dear Aspirant ,

Very subjective question and depends more on personal preference of individual, some people leave top medical colleges for new AIIMS, some may even go to old state college.

AIIMS Delhi is no doubt the first choice

For me all the 2012 established AIIMS are equal, but if

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It's tough , but still.

You can try state counselling to find a government or semi-government or private college in mbbs, but I would suggest you to even try Dental and ayurvedic, so that you get a relief and even Vet.

Fee Structure depends on college and caste and

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Yes

You can try state counselling to find a government college in mbbs, but I would suggest you to even try Dental and ayurvedic, so that you get a relief.

You can try College predictor to know the your chances in specific college according to your rank and caste

Dear student,

You can avail scholarship in private medical colleges too but the amount will be very less compared to government colleges even though you have availed through government seat quota.

Hello aspirant,

Congratulations for scoring good in NEET 2020. As your rank is not very much higher so that you have no any chances in government institutions but yes you can get admission into some good private colleges with this rank. As you are not mentioned any specific state in

Hello aspirant,

Congratulations for getting good rank in NEET 2020. As per your requirement I am providing the list of private medical colleges in Karnataka whose annual fee is 8 LPA.

1) ST Johns medical college, Bangalore- total fees 2498020 Rs.

2) Dr Ambedkar medical college, Bangalore- Total fees 3129975

Reservation for economically weaker sections (EWS) is applicable in all medical colleges across India. Therefore the EWS quota is applicable in the state of Karnataka also. The expected cut off for MBBS in some reputed Medical colleges of Karnataka is as follows:

East Point College of Medical Sciences and Research

With this rank, you might get a Management Quota seat in a Deemed University. Compared to 2019, the NEET 2020 cut offs have changed considerably higher than expected. With the top score being 720 which is 19 marks greater than 2019's top score, it is difficult to predict chances. But