Is it possible to get semi gov mbbs college of 1.5lakh fees per year in Karnataka for sc category with 5lakh rank and 31k state rank!!?

This needs an important distinction. If you are looking for an MBBS seat in a semi-government or private medical college with a budget of only Rs. 1.5 lakh per year, you should not assume that such a seat will be available simply because you belong to the SC category.

Your profile:

• NEET AIR: Approximately 5,00,000

• Karnataka State Rank: Approximately 31,000

• Category: SC

• Target: MBBS

• Budget: Rs. 1.5 lakh per year

Your SC category may improve your chances considerably, but the Rs. 1.5 lakh per year budget is the main challenge. Karnataka has different fee structures based on the seat type and counselling quota. The actual fee depends on the seat category and quota, not just your caste category.

Therefore, you should focus on seats that come under the lower government or KEA fee structure rather than assuming that every private or semi-government MBBS seat will have the same fee.

Karnataka's 2026 counselling is currently active for NEET UG courses.

Bottom line: Yes, participating in Karnataka counselling is worthwhile. However, an MBBS seat in a semi-government or private college at Rs. 1.5 lakh per year is not guaranteed and will depend heavily on the specific seat category and quota.

If you provide your exact Karnataka SC subcategory, domicile/local status, and NEET score, I can prepare a college-wise MBBS list ranging from safer options to risky options.