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Tasbiya Khan

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It's possible, but mainly through private colleges with management or NRI quota seats, which usually have relatively lower cutoffs. Government college seats need a stronger NEET score, especially at top-ranked colleges. Private colleges do charge significantly higher fees though, so it's a trade-off between cost and rank requirement. Checking previous year cutoffs for each quota helps set realistic expectations. It's also useful to explore other states with lower competition. Don't lose hope even with an average score.

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Tasbiya Khan

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Students who get a government MBBS seat in Chhattisgarh must sign a bond to serve in rural areas for a set period after graduation. This helps improve healthcare in rural parts of the state. If they don't complete this service, they usually pay a penalty instead. This rule applies only to government seats, not private ones.

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Tasbiya Khan

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Students who get a government MBBS seat in Chhattisgarh must sign a bond to serve in rural areas for a set period after graduation. This helps improve healthcare in rural parts of the state. If they don't complete this service, they usually pay a penalty instead. This rule applies only to government seats, not private ones.

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Tasbiya Khan

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Students who get a government MBBS seat in Chhattisgarh must sign a bond to serve in rural areas for a set period after graduation. This helps improve healthcare in rural parts of the state. If they don't complete this service, they usually pay a penalty instead. This rule applies only to government seats, not private ones.

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Tasbiya Khan

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Yes, government college seats are quite competitive since fees are low and demand is high. Students usually need a good NEET UG rank to secure a seat, especially at top colleges like AIIMS Raipur. Private colleges are comparatively easier to get into but charge higher fees. It's important to check previous year cutoffs to understand your chances.

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Swati Pandey

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The annual tuition fee for the English-medium Medicine (MD/MBBS) programme at East European University in Tbilisi, Georgia, is $5,500 USD per year.

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Tasbiya Khan

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BDS and MBBS lead to very different careers, so calling one better isn't fully accurate. MBBS offers wider job options and higher average pay, while BDS is more specialised and works well for those genuinely interested in dentistry. If you're only choosing BDS because you couldn't get MBBS, you may regret it. But if you like dental work, BDS can be a solid, focused career.

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Tasbiya Khan

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BDS and MBBS lead to very different careers, so calling one better isn't fully accurate. MBBS offers wider job options and higher average pay, while BDS is more specialised and works well for those genuinely interested in dentistry. If you're only choosing BDS because you couldn't get MBBS, you may regret it. But if you like dental work, BDS can be a solid, focused career.

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Puhup Kumari

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MBBS is offered at the UG level at DAVV Indore. The tuition fee for MBBS is INR  46.4 L.

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