MBBS in Rajasthan

Your NEET UG 2024 position of 15100 allows you to apply for MBBS study at these medical schools across Rajasthan, MP, Gujarat, and UP. The medical institutions in Rajasthan provide three options: Mahatma Gandhi Medical College in Jaipur with 250 seats, National Institute of Medical Science in Jaipur with 250 seats, plus Geetanjali Medical College in Udaipur with 250 seats. Medical students in Gujarat can enroll in three institutions – Pramukhswami Medical College Anand with 150 seats together with CU Shah Medical College Surendranagar for 100 seats and Gujarat Adani Institute of Medical Sciences Kutch with 150 seats. Rama Medical College in Kanpur together with Saraswathi Institute of Medical Sciences in Hapur and NCR Institute Of Medical Sciences in Meerut can be considered as options in UP.

Whether studying MBBS in Rajasthan is worthwhile depends on your priorities. Here's a breakdown of pros and cons to help you decide:

• Colleges: Rajasthan has some well-established government medical colleges with excellent infrastructure and faculty.
• Cost-Effective: Government medical colleges offer MBBS at a much lower cost compared to private colleges across India.
• Exposure: Rajasthan has a large population with varied medical needs, providing potential for exposure to a wide range of cases during your studies and internship.
• Competitive: Securing a seat in a government college can be highly competitive due to limited seats and a large number of aspirants.

Ultimately, the decision of whether to study MBBS in Rajasthan depends on your individual circumstances and priorities.

Based on your NEET score of 521 and AIR of 89087, you are not eligible for admission to any of the top government medical colleges in Rajasthan. Here are some of the top private medical colleges in Rajasthan that you may be eligible for admission to:

• Mahatma Gandhi Medical College, Jaipur
• Shri SMS Medical College, Jaipur
• Excellence University, Udaipur
• Aster Medcity, Jaipur
• Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma University of Health Sciences, Ajmer

The cutoff for MBBS in these colleges is usually around 500-600 marks. However, the cutoff may vary depending on the college and the year. You can also check the websites of these colleges for more information on admission requirements and cutoffs.

Here are some other options you can consider:

• Take a drop year and prepare for NEET again. This will give you a chance to improve your score and increase your chances of getting admission to a good medical college.
• Consider other medical courses, such as BDS or BHMS. These courses are also in high demand, but the cutoff for these courses is usually lower than the cutoff for MBBS.
• Apply to medical colleges in other states. The cutoff for MBBS in other states may be lower than the cutoff in Rajasthan.

I hope this helps!