MBBS

Admission to MBBS course is based on NEET PG score. The MD in Medicine, or Doctor of Medicine in General Medicine, is a 2-year PG course focused on the comprehensive study of diagnosing, managing, and treating internal diseases in adults. MD in Medicine is open to those who have completed an MBBS where students gain in-depth knowledge of medical subjects like Cardiology, Neurology, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, and more. 

To get into ICARE IMSR for a MBBS course, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by the institute. ICARE Institute of Medical Sciences and Research offers full-time MBBS courses of five years' duration. Students can get into this course based on a valid NEET exam score. Apart from the selection criteria, students must pass Class 12 (common eligibility). 

For admission in a MBBS programme at ICARE Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, it is crucial that the aspirant fulfills the course-specific eligibility criteria. Thus, only the asiprants who have passed Class 12 with at least 50% aggregate (required eligibility ) are eligible for admission. In addition, student should have passed the qualifying examination from a recognised board. Candidate must also hold the Class 12 mark sheet during application form filling and at the time of admission for verification purposes.

The fee range for the MBBS programme at ICARE Institute of Medical Sciences and Research is INR 85.5 lakh. The fee structure is sourced from unofficial sources, hence indicative. The fee might cover various academic expenses like tuition fees, laboratory charges, examination fees, library fees, and other relevant charges. It is important to note that the fee structure is subject to change, and candidates are advised to refer to the official website of the university for the latest and most accurate fee structure. 

From an Indian perspective, yes it is!

Now here's the deal. You will get to hear lots of statements from people saying not to go for MBBS Abroad and take another drop year, especially from the Indian medical students.

But you've gotta stick to your decision of doing MBBS from abroad.

If you couldn't score well in NEET and thinking of another drop year. I'd say firstly drop the idea of a drop year and take admission in a foreign medical university ASAP.

The expected cutoffs for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) in 2024 are:

Vardhaman Mahavira Medical College: 107–129.

North Delhi Municipal Medical College and Hindu Rao Hospital: 909–1054 for all India students of general category. 

These calculations are based on MBBS graduation rates provided through NEET UG Round 1 Seat Allotment results.

Hey! Final year MBBS student here

I'll suggest to complete your degree beforehand Along with that you can prepare for UPSC too.

If you complete your degree 

1. UPSC criteria met
2. You're prepared for 1 subject of UPSC exams 
3. You have option B 
4. No financial crises in future, if anything not went as planned (you can easily earn 1lac/ month as a doctor)

Just a advice for being tension free and happy years ahead 

( Final call is yours, Do what will make you feel good? )

MBBS at Vydehi is popular because of its excellent education, modern facilities, hands-on experience in its own hospital, good job opportunities, focus on research, and strong student support.