MBBS in India

With a NEET score of 174, your chances of securing an MBBS seat in a government college are quite low. However, you can explore private medical colleges.

- Fees range from ?10 Lacs to ?25 Lacs per annum, so your budget of ?15 Lacs might be sufficient for some colleges.

- Consider colleges that offer MBBS programs with fees within your budget and have accepted students with similar NEET scores in the past.

Many countries offer excellent postgraduate opportunities after MBBS.

• USA – USMLE required for MD/Residency.

• UK – PLAB exam required for medical practice.

• Canada – MCCQE exam needed for licensing.

• Australia – AMC exam required for medical registration.

• Germany – Medical PG possible with German language proficiency.

• New Zealand – NZREX exam required for medical practice.

• Singapore – Limited universities accept Indian MBBS for PG courses.

If you interested in india then you should have crack a exam in Nepal that will provided you to do your MBBS studies in like  Medical college kolkata and R.G.KMCH and also in a GIPMER it's depends on your ability.Firstly the written exam will arranged and then the interview will taken and that decide you are eligible or not for MBBS studies in india .

Fees is too much low approximately 9000 per year and if you have alloted in Bengal then you should have only pay 144 rupees for hostel charge 

And the mess charge is 3000

•  More or less every top medical college have good teachers and there equipment lot of patients. What makes. What makes the difference is your intention towards your ambition. There is lot of possibility of well nourishment or poor nourishment after getting into it.
•   But in my opinion  one should prefer  top medical college as there is a greter chance of academic competition which helps you to get better 

Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research offered the highest placement package of INR 13 LPA. Listed below are some Medical colleges in India along with their placement package and the top recruiters:

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from official website/ media reports/ NIRF website and may vary.

Some must-know tips for students planning to pursue MBBS in India are:

• Strong NEET Preparation 
• Choose the Right College
• Time Management
• Active Participation 
• Develop Communication Skills
• Take Care of Mental Health 
• Stay Updated 
• Plan Postgraduate Studies Early

Studying MBBS in India and studying MBBS abroad both have their pros and cons. Students would be required to weigh their options and choose the one that suits them best. This article provides a comprehensive explanation for the benefits of studying MBBS in India and Abroad.