MBBS

Your chance entry in the MBBS class considering a score of 411 in NEET with an AIR of 357612 looks pretty bleak. Considering a cut-off of above 450 scores for most government colleges and a few private colleges which demand around 300 scores, your rank does not leave much hope. Besides, there is a good likelihood that you might get qualified in one or two of the deemed universities with even lower cut-offs, maybe only in management quota. Admission to government colleges is highly competitive, and you may well be advised to look elsewhere if you really want to do MBBS.

With a NEET score around 200, your best chances for admission to a private medical college for MBBS or BDS would likely lie with lesser-known private colleges in less competitive regions, as most reputed private colleges will have significantly higher cut-offs; consider options like Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai, Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal, Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education and Research, Wardha, and Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research, Chennai; however, be prepared for high fees at these institutions. 

The selection criteria for the MBBS course at Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) include:

1. NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test): Candidates must qualify with a high rank.
2. AFMC Screening Process: Includes a written test, interview, and medical examination.
3. Merit List: Final selection is based on combined NEET scores and performance in the AFMC screening.

In Jamia Hamdard, MBBS can be pursued through 5.5 years of study, comprising 4.5 years of academic study followed by 1 year of compulsory rotating internship. This program is well-designed to provide medical education and practical experience, and the students are better equipped for their medical careers after passing out from the university. Admission to colleges is based on qualification through the NEET examination; candidates are eligible only if they have completed higher secondary schooling with the required subjects; therefore, the study span before becoming a practising doctor is 5.5 years.

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Yes, Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College (LTM Medical College) in Mumbai offers spot admissions to the MBBS course: 
Eligibility: To be eligible for admission to the MBBS course at LTM Medical College, students must have at least 50% in 12th grade. The tuition fee for the MBBS course is INR 6,21,450, The hostel fee for MBBS students is INR 16,000 and The total cost for the MBBS course is INR 6,21,450 + INR 16,000 = INR 6,37,450. 

For more accurate and the latest information please visit the official website of Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College or by contacting the admission office.

No, you cannot have a direct admission into MBBS course by appearing for COMEDK. The COMEDK UGET is actually available to students for state-level engineering and architecture programme admission. For medical courses, the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, commonly abbreviated as NEET will be the entrance examination for all medical colleges as well, since it is an authorized examination for admission in Indian dental and medical colleges as well. However, to obtain an MBBS degree, you have to appear for the NEET test and satisfy its eligibility standards. 

Recent figures depict rising charges for an MBBS course in private colleges in Bangalore. Government quota seats have been prescribed by the Karnataka government as roughly around 1,40,621 for the 2024-25 academic year; at the same time, a private seat has gone as high as around 11,88,161 for the same period. Hence, it is up to around a 10% hike above the previous year's government quota seat charges, at approximately 1,28,746. Private seats were also almost 9,94,906. The private medical colleges in Bangalore charge fees as varied; one such medical college charged as high as INR 30 Lacs for the complete MBBS program.