MBBS

Hi,
As I know for this, Eligibility: 10+2 or equivalent qualification, with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as main subjects. Admission Process: Entrance exam Group Discussion.

My best advice would be to go through the link below and read the whole article on a career in the medical field. I am sure you will be happy to check the career path at the bottom of the page.
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/medicine-76
Hope it helps you.

Russia has cheaper fees to study, but high living cost and so with US, where both fees and accommodation is high. But, studying in less popular and low fees medical institutions, (i.e ones in lowly populated areas and not in vicinity of cities like New York and all ) in United States is much legible option, as the Russian degrees often are subjected to extra tests for practice in India. Moreover, the student programs and comparatively lesser communication gaps adds to lower overall cost to study. And, for the fees, it is almost comparatively low in all comparatively lesser populated states in US.

Hello, All the MBBS course in India requires NEET entrance exam. This is a nationalized entrance exam. For abroad courses, you will have to appear for, MCAT
UKCAT
Along with the English Language Proficiency Test of TOEFL or IELTS.

With 134 marks, it is not possible to admission in government college in Haryana and other states.

Start studying or reviewing. For the reasoning section, use either Critical Thinking Skills: developing effective analysis or Cambridge Thinking Skills (3 rd) along with A-Levels Thinking Skills papers as optional practice.
Begin Practice Tests.
Review old IMAT exams and go through them.

Hello Dear, Do contact with the university officials for correction in particulars immediately. Because once you fill the form they don't generally accept corrections. So be in touch with them and get it done at the earliest.

Yes, definitely you can. You have to appear for NEET subject to fulfilment of other eligibility criteria.