Hello Florence,

As per your question  you expecting a score of around 472 marks in neet examination and with this score It's quite difficult to get a government seat but you can get seat in the private medical colleges when comparing the results of the past years.

However you can

Hello aspirant,

Candidate has to submit duly filled in Eligibility Certificate Application Form downloaded from the Website of The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University www.tnmgrmu.ac.in either in person or by post. It is easily available.

Thankyou

Hello aspirant,

Candidate has to submit duly filled in Eligibility Certificate Application Form downloaded from the Website of The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University www.tnmgrmu.ac.in either in person or by post.

It is easily available on their site.

Thankyou

Hello student ,

If we consider previous year cut off  then it would be tough to say that you get seat even in private institute because to get admission in any medical college you should at least little more then cut off . And as you have scored very less

Hai Aspirant,

These are the Fee structures for the Government Quota in private colleges from different sectors;

Medical college – Rs 3.85 Lakhs/Year,

Engineering College - Accredited = Rs. 55,000 / year

Non - Accredited = Rs. 50,000 / year

Hope this answer helps you.

Thank you.

Hello

Yes christian medical college,Vellore,tamilnadu is better than other deemed universities.Deemed universities are also good but Based on nirf ranking christian medical college is better and it has good infrastructure,teaching quality everything is good.if you want to know top private medical colleges in india .here is the link to get

Hey aspirant,

The last/closing rank for admission to MBBS at all medical colleges in Tamil Nadu for 15% AIQ seats as well as 85% state quota seats, including both government quota seats, management quota seats and NRI seats for the previous years is available in the link below, which has

Hello student!

Yes you have to submit nativity certificate to claim MBBS seat under management quota. Eligibilty certificate is a basic requirement.

State Directorate of Medical Education has insisted the candidates provide nativity before claiming MBBS seats under quota. This was done to avoid confusion in allotment of medical seats

Hello Hari Kishant!

Ofcourse!

The government seats in government colleges are divides into two matrices: 85% state quota and 15% AIQ. AIQ seats are filled during All India Counselling conducted by MCC. The remaining seats are filled by respective states during their state counsellings. In order to claim under state

Hello aspirant,

With this marks, your chance of getting a seat in government college will depends upon the category you belong to. If you are a general category then I don't think you can get a seat in AIQ. But if you are SC ST candidate then you have slightly