MBBS

Annual MBBS fee in DY Patil medical college Pune, Pimpri is INR. 22 Lacs/Year for Indian Students.
And for NRI Category its 50,000 US Dollars.
Every year 3 Percent of the fees will increase.

Yes, you can do MBBS abroad. From year 2017 Medical Council of India (MCI) has stopped issuing Eligibility Certificates to candidates who are taking MBBS admission abroad on the basis of National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) Certificates and Mark sheets and even State Open Schools. This means

Usually, the minimum eligibility for the course is 10+2 with subjects with a minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. English is also a mandatory subject for eligibility in many of the universities and colleges. However, AIIMS requires an aggregate of 60% for the general category cand

For MBBS seats, you have to secure minimum 360 mark (private), for government college mark is varies state wise, so at least you have to score 480-500 mark (general candidate), for other cast 420 marks.

Yes, you cand send her for foundation classes for 2-year i.e 11th &12th for NEET, AIIMS or medical coaching.

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MBBS fee in private colleges capped at Rs. 6.8 lakh per year. The maximum annual fee for a first-year Indian student of an undergraduate MBBS course in a private medical college in Karnataka cannot exceed Rs. 6.8 Lacs year. For a dental course, it's capped at Rs. 4.6 Lacs.

Mumbai's deemed medical colleges hike fees up to Rs25 lakh per year. The cost of an MBBS degree from Dr D Y Patil Medical College in Navi Mumbai, a deemed institute, has topped a crore, the highest in the state. The annual fees have touched Rs. 25 lakh this year.

Do not have much information about the scores required but ranks are as below:
University College of Medical Sciences Delhi Cut-off for NEET 2017 for Round 1 for OBC category was 193 as opening rank and 261 as closing rank.
For Round 2, it was 270 as opening & 341 as closing rank.