For MBBS admission in India, government medical colleges usually require around 600 to 650 marks for the General category, 580 to 620 for OBC or EWS, and 450 to 550 for SC or ST categories. The minimum qualifying NEET marks are around 155 to 162 for General or EWS and 130 to 154 for OBC, SC, or ST.

Private or deemed universities may accept lower scores. General category students often need 400 to 550 marks, while reserved category students may get admission with 300 to 400 marks.

Government college fees are around Rs 60,000 to Rs 70,000 per year, excluding hostel and other charges. Private and management quota seats cost much more, often between Rs 10 to 25 lakh per year. The total cost of an MBBS degree in private colleges can go from Rs 50 lakh to over Rs 1 crore.

For MBBS admission in India, government medical colleges usually require around 600 to 650 marks for the General category, 580 to 620 for OBC or EWS, and 450 to 550 for SC or ST categories. The minimum qualifying NEET marks are around 155 to 162 for General or EWS and 130 to 154 for OBC, SC, or ST.

Private or deemed universities may accept lower scores. General category students often need 400 to 550 marks, while reserved category students may get admission with 300 to 400 marks.

Government college fees are around Rs 60,000 to Rs 70,000 per year, excluding hostel and other charges. Private and management quota seats cost much more, often between Rs 10 to 25 lakh per year. The total cost of an MBBS degree in private colleges can go from Rs 50 lakh to over Rs 1 crore.