MBBS

You can target management/institutional quota or lower-fee private options in Maharashtra via the MHT-CET Cell as with a NEET score of 391, getting a regular low-fee state quota seat in top private medical colleges is difficult.

I am sharing list of few colleges with economical budget preference:

• Dr. N. Y. Tasgaonkar Institute of Medical Science, Karjat- INR6.21 Lakhs per year
• Dr. Ulhas Patil Medical College, Jalgaon- INR 7.00 Lakhs per year
• SSPM Medical College & Lifetime Hospital, Sindhudurg- INR7.64 Lakhs per year
• Terna Medical College, Navi Mumbai- INR 7.90 Lakhs per year
• ACPM Medical College, Dhule- INR 8 Lakhs per year

You cannot get a government MBBS seat with 324 marks in Uttar Pradesh. If you don't have budget issues, then you can look for admission in private medical college.

You cannot get a government MBBS seat with 324 marks in Uttar Pradesh. If you don't have budget issues, then you can look for admission in private medical college.

Yes, the Samara State Medical University MBBS Fees for Indian Students will be around ₹564275 per annum ( excluding living expenses). The living expenses for Indian students are subject to change according to individual lifestyle. The cost of living at Samara State Medical University will be 1-2 Lacs per year for Indian students.

As per previous year's data, Haryana has a total of 2,710 MBBS seats. The 2026 seat matrix will inform about the change in these numbers.

With 564 NEET marks, AIR 27167, under the General category from Uttar Pradesh, you have borderline to fair chance of getting a government MBBS in UP seat under state qouta.

With 564 NEET marks, AIR 27167, under the General category from Uttar Pradesh, you have borderline to fair chance of getting a government MBBS in UP seat under state qouta.

With 564 NEET marks, AIR 27167, under the General category from Uttar Pradesh, you have borderline to fair chance of getting a government MBBS in UP seat under state qouta.

Yes, for all the universities recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC), such as Orenburg State Medical University's MBBS degree, can be practiced in India. To practice legally in India, the graduates from Russian Universities must give NEET-UG before joining and clear the FMGE (or NExT) licensing exam. All the degrees from unrecognized or unlisted institutions will not be accepted for registration or practice in India. Do check the NMC recognition as it can change with time. 

For students who are looking for clinical exposure and direct licensing in the home country, an MBBS in India can be the right choice, whereas Russia is a highly popular, NMC-approved option for students who are seeking a globally recognised MBBS degree. An MBBS in Russia (₹15 Lakhs–₹30 Lakhs (incl. hostel) can cost less than that of private Medical colleges in India (₹60 Lakhs–₹1.5 Crore). For students who wish to pursue MBBS in Russia, they will get an MD (Physician) degree, which can allow them to practice medicine worldwide, not just locally.