Government College

There are 4 government colleges for 3 Year LLB admission via KLEE. A total of 420 seats are available in them.

Medical College Fees in Maharashtra Government State: For reserved categories like SC, ST, and VJ/NT, there is no tuition fee charged annually (miscellaneous/development charges of INR 10,000 annually). For other categories like open/general categories, the average annual fee charged by the government is approximately INR 1,62,100 per annum. (AIIMS Nagpur, which falls under the central government, has an annual fee of INR 12,000).

Medical College Fees in Maharashtra Government State: For reserved categories like SC, ST, and VJ/NT, there is no tuition fee charged annually (miscellaneous/development charges of INR 10,000 annually). For other categories like open/general categories, the average annual fee charged by the government is approximately INR 1,62,100 per annum. (AIIMS Nagpur, which falls under the central government, has an annual fee of INR 12,000).

Government Physiotheraphy College is the only government college of the city that provides BPT at a very inexpensive cost of about IN 60,000/-. Admission is very tough as the college has very few seats for its courses. It is a specialised and unique choice of the students pursuing a career in physiotherapy. This is because of the low cost and good teaching quality.

It seems practically impossible to get a BVSc admission with a combined UG rank of 8,053 in UPCATET.

It seems practically impossible to get a BVSc admission with a combined UG rank of 8,053 in UPCATET.

Yes, Jalandhar has 1 government nursing college from a total of 21 nursing institutes i.e. School of Nursing, Shaheed Babu Labh Singh Civil Hospital. Government colleges generally charge less fees than the private colleges. This is an advantage for students on a budget.

No, you cannot get admission to a semi-government medical college with 255 NEET marks under the General EWS category.

Patna Medical College and Hospital (PMCH) leads with the highest intake among government colleges, offering 250 MBBS seats. This makes it one of the biggest opportunities for NEET aspirants aiming for a government seat within the state quota. Check the table below for some colleges with MBBS seats.

Yes! If you take admission in a government or BMC-run dental college in Maharashtra, there's usually a mandatory bond service policy attached to your seat. This means you may need to serve in a government-designated position for a certain period after graduation. Check the table below for the only government Dental college in Mumbai:

NOTE: The fees given above are from official site and may vary.