MBBS

Well, you can get a private college, but you have to opt for a private medical college. And, maybe you have to go through management too, as this year the cutoff in Karnataka is much high. I hope it works.

Hello Dear, A NEET score of 50 is very less for admission into any private college for MBBS. You can either try for management seats or repeat NEET examination.

Yes, definitely. UPSC Civil Service Examination just need a graduation. And MBBS will serve that purpose. All the best.

Candidates appearing in JIPMER MBBS entrance will be required to score minimum required cut off of JIPMER MBBS 2018 in order to qualify for participating in the admission process and for OBC its 40 percentile.

Hello Dear, For admission into MBBS in government medical colleges you need a score of 500+. Below this score your chance of getting government medical college will decrease.

Hello Dear, It might be difficult for you to get admission into MBBS in government medical college with this score. To be in safe side, you need a score of atleast 500 to get admission into government medical college.

Hello Dear,
The expected cutoff for Christian Medical College is around 550. So you have very less chance for admission into this college. Alternatively you can repeat NEET examination for admission into this college

Hello Dear,
The approximate fees for KJ Somaiya Medical College is
46,25,000 for 5 years. You can correlate with the college brochure.

Hello Dear,
A score of 217 is very less for admission into MBBS courses in private colleges. You can either try for management/NRI seats or you have to repeat NEET.

Hello Dear, NEET is the all India common entrance examination for admission into MBBS and BDS courses within India. NEET score won't be acceptable outside India.