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deepika maurya

Guide-Level 15

To get a seat in AIIMS New Delhi, and if you belong to the general category, you must secure 715 or more marks in the NEET exam. Then you may get a seat. In OBC, the minimum marks are 710 to 715, and in other categories like SC or ST, you must score 700 to 710. AIIMS New Delhi ranking
General Closing Rank: 36
OBC closing rank: 116
SC closing rank: 1164
ST closing rank: 2007
I hope this will help you.

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Arijit Pathak

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The annual fees for government MBBS colleges lies anywhere between 10000 INR to 50000 INR. There are some exceptions however.

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Arijit Pathak

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No, you won't probably get a seat at CMC Vellore with a score below 600. The total college fee is around 50,000 INR per year.

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Vishesh Vanjani

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If you are planning to pursue research as a career, then no doubt these institutes are among the best in India. But in India, currently, earning money after B.Sc. and even M.Sc. is challenging as compared to MBBS. In the end, you should choose a degree of your choice because it is only then you would excel in your career. Also, both occupations are equally necessary; a country requires scientists and doctors to keep running the country, but unfortunately, only a few fractions of students take up research as compared to medicine.

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Arijit Pathak

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Depends on the state. You can quickly get a seat at a government college in a state like Assam. But in most other states, you can't. It would be best if you tried a private college.
If you are from Karnataka, you may or may not get a seat. The chances are 50/50.

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Arijit Pathak

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No, MAMC doesn't provide you with the option of applying online. You have to visit the college for NEET counselling.

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deepika maurya

Guide-Level 15

The total academic fee at AIIMS Delhi for the first year is INR 1,628.
Registration fee: INR 25.
Caution Money: INR 100.
Tuition Fee: INR 1,350.
Laboratory Fee: INR 90.
Student Union Fee: INR 63.
Hostel and Other Fees:
Hostel rent: INR 990.
Gymkhana Fees: INR 220.
Pot fund: INR 1,320.
Electricity charge: INR 198.
Mess Security (Refundable): INR 500.
Hostel Security (Refundable): INR 1,000.
Total hostel fee: INR 4,228. (Actual fees may vary).I hope this will help you.

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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student

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INR 10 LPA to INR 30 LPA.

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Jiban Pradipta Giri

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If You are only qualify NEET you won't get a MBBS seat in any government medical college. If you want to get a seat then you have to get below 15k rank in NEET in AIQ.

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deepika maurya

Guide-Level 15

A List of Best Diploma Courses after MBBS in India.
1- Diploma in Microbiology.
2- Diploma in Health Education.
3- Diploma in Family Medicine.
4- Diploma in DDVL.
5- Diploma in Medical Radio Diagnosis (DMRD).
6- Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynecology.
7- Diploma in Hospital Administration.
8- Diploma in Pulmonary Medicine.
9- Diploma in obstetrics and gynecology.
10- Diploma in hospital management. I hope this will help you.

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