MBBS

Admission to MBBS and BDS courses in India are only done through common medical entrance examination called NEET. There's no other gateway for admission.

Management fees depends on universities. As per government guidelines it should be 4 times higher than normal tuition fees. But some private universities change even more under various heads.

AFMC intake is through National Entrance cum Eligibility Test NEET conducted by CBSE only. You have to lock choices for AFMC after publication of NEET results. For more details refer to www.afmc.nic.in, MBBS admissions.

CMC-Vellore has a very good reputation and apparently, everyone is saying that cut-offs go sky high but as per the cut-off records, in past 3 years, the cut-off has reduced comparatively after the central counselling. Thing is, try your best, if you desire to take admission in CMC then forget the cut-off, just try your level best.

Hi, Kindly click the link below for top colleges of MBBS in Delhi-NCR
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/ranking/top-medical-colleges-in-Delhi/ncr/100-2-0-10223-0.

It would be better, if you appear after B.Sc, because then your 2 years would be saved, as it requires only a Bachelor's degree. With this strategy, you will get more time for preparation, and hence there are better chances of you cracking it.

It would be better to try to prepare for NEET along with the college. Hansraj College is very good college, and you should not be dropping it. In case you don't get an MBBS seat, then at least you have the Hansraj College in your hand. This will save your year from getting wasted.

It is best, if you pursue MBBS from abroad (European universities are also good), but make sure those are MCI recognized. In India, it is difficult to pursue MBBS from private universities, because of high tuition fee charged by the colleges. Dropping a year and preparing for NEET will not be a good idea. But, if you are 100% sure about yourself, then you will definitely get admission next year. Go ahead with NEET. All the best.

No, you will not get any seat. Prepare yourself to score more approximately 500 marks, you will get a good college, for SC/ST. You have to score minimum 360 to get a seat in Government College.

Yes, there are many who got jobs in aiims after mbbs.