MBBS

Vinayaka Mission's Research Foundation MBBS eligibility requires students to pass Class 12 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/ Biotechnology and English with a minimum aggregate of 50%. The minimum aggregate for students belonging to the SC/ ST/ OBC categories is 40%, and for PWD students, it is 45%. Further, students need to provide valid NEET-UG scores for final selection into the MBBS course offered at the university. 

To secure a seat in the MBBS course, applicants must crack the NEET Exam successfully to be considered. To apply, students must visit the official website of NEET and appear for the exam and then the counselling process. Check out the total seat intake for the MBBS Course at NIMS University: 

NIMS University offers a four years and six months course of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) with a one-year internship programme. This course divided into 11 semesters and is taught through the National Institute of Medical Sciences & Research which is recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC). Admission to MBBS course at NIMS is done through a national-level entrance exam, i.e.,  NEET UG, conducted by NTA once a year in offline mode.

Then you should have taken in a foreign country like as a Russia, Ukrain, Bhutan, Bangladesh at this range of fee

No, whether you have applied Class 12 marks improvement or not, it does not affect your admission to MBBS through NEET. However, you have to make sure that you have good scores in Class 12 examinations. Most colleges might first consider your Class 12 scores to see if you are eligible for admission.

You can get more information on the same on the Shiksha website. 

Then you should have start bio from 11th and have no any other options. You should have give the exam 11th with a bio ,that starts from now when you complete 12th again and this time from the bio then you have eligible for mbbs study

If you interested in india then you should have crack a exam in Nepal that will provided you to do your MBBS studies in like  Medical college kolkata and R.G.KMCH and also in a GIPMER it's depends on your ability.Firstly the written exam will arranged and then the interview will taken and that decide you are eligible or not for MBBS studies in india .

Fees is too much low approximately 9000 per year and if you have alloted in Bengal then you should have only pay 144 rupees for hostel charge 

And the mess charge is 3000

If you want to take a admission in bhu MBBS then you should have marks in the range of 690, firstly it's depends on rank, if you are close to  1000ranks then you are eligible for MBBS in bhu 

Pursuing MBBS at JSS Medical College is quite hard but manageable with consistent effort and good time management. The semester exams are considered to be quite difficult. But, the teachers there are highly qualified and knowledgeable. They prepare you well for the exams.