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1. R.A. Podar Ayurved Medical College, Worli — definitely target
2. Government/aided BAMS colleges elsewhere in Maharashtra if your NEET score makes Mumbai difficult
3. Consider private/aided Mumbai options only if their 2026–27 FRA-approved fee fits your budget

Admission is through NEET-UG, followed by the

Based on recent counselling trends, you can expect to get admission at American International Institute of Medical Science without management quota with 9,69,102 rank.

The international applicants can apply for undergraduate courses at University of Greenwich via UCAS. Application process is as follows:

·       Apply via UCAS before the deadlines

·       Submit docs – XII Marksheet, Transcripts, Standardize

Yes, a Uni of Duisburg-Essen degree is recognised in India. Students may be required to obtain an Equivalence Certificate from the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) to formally map their credits.

According to me, with 365 NEET marks under the VJ-A category, it will not to be possible to get admission into Government Ayurvedic College, Nanded.

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Russian public medical colleges are equivalent to private medical colleges in India in terms of reputation. Is the MBBS better in India or Russia? It depends on your scores and background. For average Indian students who cannot secure a public college seat, an MBBS in Russia can get them a globally

Yes, definitely. Students from other states can apply to colleges in Karnataka, and GIBS Bangalore is a good option if you're planning to move to Bangalore for BBA or MBA/PGDM.

I also know students at GIBS who came from different parts of India. The admission process is quite straightforward, and you

I would definitely suggest visiting the campus before taking admission, especially if you're moving to Bangalore for college.

When I was checking out GIBS Bangalore, visiting the campus helped me understand the actual environment much better than just looking at photos or videos online. I could see t

Not overly hard if you meet eligibility, clear APS certification, and apply on time. Competition varies by programme and intake.