MBBS

No you cannot get government college for MBBS with 203 marks because the score is not enough for the admission in any MBBS government college.

For getting admission in MBBS Subbaiah medical college a good score is must if the score is low then there are no chances of getting admission the competition is high.

This is very low score to get admission in any government college for MBBS you can only get admission in the private colleges.

Yes you have a high chance to get an MBBS seat as for SC category it is sufficient score for getting admission.

As you belong you obc category so you have good chance of getting admission in any government college but it only depends upon the cut-off marks of government colleges and universities.

Hi dear, after reading the Information provided by you your score is somehow not up to the mark to get an seat in government college but yes you canget seat in private college to in Karnataka. The average fees will be around 5,00,000 to 18,00,000 INR depending upon your category and reservation. All

Yes you can get admission few college can give you admission but the safest markets for the best MBBS college would be 430+. .

Hi dear, here I am providing you the list of colleges with low fees-
Mithila Minority Dental College and Hospital, Darbhang 2,82,000
Goal Narayan Singh University, Rohtas 8, 21,2000
Buddha Institute of Dental Sciences and Hospital 3,21,000
Mata Gujri University, Kishanganj 8,38,000
Sarjug Dental College

Hi Sarita, as per the available information from various sources I conclude that the fees at VELS medical college for MBBS is 19,00,000 INR and for NRI it is 38,000 USD.
Also depending upon your category and reservation.
Hope so it will help you.
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Apart from private colleges, government colleges also offer Non-Residential Indian NRI quota seats that go to candidates with large reserves of dollars and who cross the NEET qualifying score even if it is with very low individual marks. While Indian policy of reserving seats for historically margin