MBBS

Queen Mary University of London offers a quality MBBS course to students and ranks at 22 for Medicine in the UK by The Guardian Ranking 2024. The university is one of the perfect choices for international students to study MBBS in the UK. The course includes the following:

• The program structure includes five-systems based modules and three student-selected components in each of the two years of Phase 1
• Clinical placements for MBBS students at Queen Mary University of London start on September 1 every year with a group placement in a primary care setting
• In year 2, the students will take part in innovative online teaching on the management of mental illness with psychiatrists from the university's mental health trust partners
• Years 3 and 4 focus on clinical training that the student has been placed in. The students will spend maximum time in their allocated mental health trust partners for the first 6-10 weeks
• The final year of the program provides you with emergency medicine, intensive care, surgical and anesthetics placements, and an eight-week GP apprenticeship where you will see patients independently under the supervision of your GP tutor

I have secured 84 percentile when appeared for my NEET examination in 2019 where the top mark is 701 and only one person have scored above 700. Even at that time, I couldn't get any of the government medical colleges. Besides, now in 2023, the competition has increased and almost 145 students have scored above 700. Your cutoff depends upon the first mark and the number of ranks before your rank. Concluding that, it is absolutely not a good score and you couldn't get any of the government medical colleges .Also, in my opinion it is not good to spend a lot of money for donation for joining in private medical colleges. 

To join BDS, you don't need NEET marks, it requires a good state board score. If you have scored very high marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English, you can absolutely choose BDS.

But, if you are strongly determined to get into medicine, I would recommend you to prepare and work really very hard for NEET 2024 and reappear for NEET 2024 and score well. If medicine is not your goal, kindly follow your dreams. Wishing you a luck!

Choose a medical university in Georgia for MBBS studies that is reputable and accredited. 

Meet these criteria:
- Age over 17
- Finished 10+2 or equivalent with Science subjects
- Scored at least 50% in Physics, Chemistry, Biology (PCB)
- Passed NEET
- Good English proficiency

Application Steps:
1. Fill application form.
2. Provide documents: academic transcripts, NEET score, passport.
3. Pay application fee.

Selection Process:
1. Interview
2. Medical exam
3. English proficiency test

If selected, you'll get an admission offer with fees and details.

Apply for a student visa at the Georgian embassy/consulate.

Arrive in Georgia, start your MBBS journey.

Your daughter may have limited options for admission to MBBS programmes in Maharashtra with a NEET score of 457 because medical admissions might be quite tough. However, you can think about looking at choices where the cutoff might be within her score range since there are numerous universities in Maharashtra that provide MBBS programmes.

Here are a couple Maharashtra medical schools where you could do more research:

1. Nagpur's Government Medical College

2. Aurangabad's Government Medical College

3. Latur's Government Medical College

4. Miraj's Government Medical College

6. Yavatmal's Shri Vasantrao Naik Government Medical College

6. Mumbai's Grant Medical College

7. Mumbai's Topiwala National Medical College

8. Rajiv Gandhi Medical College in Thane, India