MBBS

Yes, you are getting a seat most more chances is in private or jointly run. In government colleges, there are very slim chances for you under All-India quota or even state quota.

All states apparently allow that, just domiciles get extra state quota.

Instead of government, I believe that you must try with privately or jointly run medical colleges. Though the privately run colleges have quite a high fee, starting from 4 lacs P.A (tuition fees) in a common scenario. Taking another drop in my personal experience is not a good idea.

Instead of government, I believe that you must try with privately or jointly run medical colleges. Though the privately run colleges have quite a high fee, starting from 4 lacs P.A (tuition fees) in a common scenario. Still, you may try in the government seat under state quota but there are more chances for BDS.

Instead of government, I believe that you must try with privately or jointly run medical colleges. Though the privately run colleges have quite a high fee, starting from 4 lacs P.A (tuition fees) in a common scenario. Still, there is almost no chance. So I suggest you try harder next year.

Instead of government, I believe that you must try with privately or jointly run medical colleges. Though the privately run colleges have quite a high fee, starting from 4 lacs P.A (tuition fees) in a common scenario. Though chances are a bit slim and you will get quite expensive fee structure colleges.

Instead of government, I believe that you must try with privately or jointly run medical colleges. Though the privately run colleges have quite a high fee, starting from 4 lacs P.A (tuition fees) in a common scenario. Chances for government. The college chances look very slim for General and OBC category.

It is published in their website every year for that admission year.
You can expect that you must get 580+ in NEET and a decent interview score to get into AFMC. The cutoff does not make much difference in practical sense. Lot more students end up in waiting list and dont get seat.

Instead of government, I believe that you must try with privately or jointly run medical colleges. Though the privately run colleges have quite high fees, starting from 4 lacs P.A (tuition fees) in a common scenario. Still, chances are very rare for you to get a seat. Take my suggestion that you try harder next year.

Instead of government, I believe that you must try with privately or jointly run medical colleges, though the privately run colleges have quite high fees, starting from 4 lacs P.A (tuition fees) in a common scenario.