MBBS

The expected NEET 2025 cutoff for the SC category in West Bengal for government colleges is around 480 marks, and for private colleges, it's expected to be around 380 marks. A score between 450 and 500 can be considered a safe score for SC candidates aiming for government medical institutions, while a score of 400-450 is generally sufficient for private colleges. 

Pandit Dindayal Upadhyay Medical College NEET UG cutoff 2024 has been released for admission to the MBBS course. The NEET UG cutoff list was published for various student categories within the All India quota. The first round closing rank for admission to the MBBS course was 3922. The final round cutoff rank for this course was 10596

Yes, the Compulsory Rotating Internship during MBBS provides basic exposure to pediatrics through postings in pediatric wards, OPDs, and immunization clinics.

However, for in-depth knowledge and hands-on skills, pursuing MD/DNB Pediatrics is essential. MBBS internships help students assess if pediatrics suits their interest before choosing it as a postgraduate specialization.

The MBBS 2024 cutoff for BPS Government Medical College, Sonepat (BPS Sonipat) for the General AI category is 8672. For the State Quota, the expected NEET cutoff is 620+ for General and 600+ for EWS. The cutoff for BCB category is 16067. 

Admission to MBBS at many colleges in Madhya Pradesh is mostly based on scores obtained in the NEET UG exam. The cutoff for admission in government and private colleges generally varied from 480 to 635 and 250 to 300, respectively, for students belonging to the general category. The students can also get admission based on the MP NEET exams. To check for all colleges in MP offering the MBBS course and its eligibility, visit: Best Medical Colleges in Madhya Pradesh for MBBS - 2025 Fees, Admissions, NEET Cutoffs

AIIMS Delhi has a total of 132 MBBS seats. Out of the total, 125 seats are for Indian national and 7 seats for foreign candidates. The admission is based on the NEET entrance exam. Interested candidtes needs to secure high ranks in the NEET exam to be eligible for the admission.

The total MBBS cost in the Philippines is around 25 to 35 lakhs INR for the full 5.5 to 6 years course (BS + MD). It is cheaper than private colleges in India.