MBBS

The entire cost of tuition for the 4.5-year MBBS programme at the Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences is Rs. 72,00,000. In addition to tuition, other fees include an admission charge of Rs. 30,000, an enrollment fee of Rs. 25,000, a sports fee of Rs. 25,000, a donation to the alumni fund of Rs. 10,000, and medical facility fees totalling Rs. 27,500. This brings the total cost of the MBBS programme to Rs. 77,67,500 for the cohort of 2023.

NRI students must pay an additional 4,77,500 Indian rupees on top of the USD 204,100 tuition. The costs can be paid in five instalments.

I don't think you can get admission to any Government college with four thirty marks, I am saying this by assuming you as a general category student if you are from SC/ST Category you can give it a try by filling counselling form. You can go with Government College Karur, Goverment College Kannauj, Himachal Pradesh Medical College, Shimla and many more. But if you are from general category you can go with private college or deemed college with managemnt quota. If you want to know more you can visit official site of shiksha.

Jamia Hamdard University MBBS admissions are entrance-based. To get admission to the MBBS programme at the university, candidates must appear for the NEET UG exam. Candidates are required to fill NEET-UG application form for MBBS admission. After qualifying the entrance exam, candidates must apply for the NEET UG Counselling, conducted by MCC for admission to MBBS course.

To be eligible for the Hamdard University MBBS programme, candidates must have passed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/ Biotechnology, and English as compulsory subjects and a minimum of 50% of aggregate marks.

You can get admitted into a deemed university or you can approach counselling for a chance to get a seat in private colleges. You may know that it won't be possible to get a government seat with your marks, so go give a try for a private college.

How to become a doctor in India:

1. Complete Class 12

2. Clear the NEET-UG exam

3. Complete MBBS degree

4. Do 1-year internship

5. Take NEET-PG (for further studies)

6. Pick a specialization (optional)

7. Register with the Medical Council

8. Do residency training

9. Get your medical license

KGMU MBBS admissions are entirely based on scores of NEET UG. This is a popular national-level entrance exam conducted for admission to all Medical colleges across India by NTA. Before applying for the exam, candidates must pass Class 12 in the Science stream having Physics, Chemistry and Biology as their main subjects. The applicants must be of minimum 17 years at the time of sitting for the exam. Those who qualify the NEET UG exams will be allocated seats via NEET UP Counselling process. 

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