MBBS

There is a huge no. of such colleges, but for this, you need to pay a huge amount. So, if in your family, there is no issue of funds then go ahead, otherwise, it is tough to get admission via management quota.

The disadvantages of studying MBBS in foreign countries are as follows :
- Language Barrier
- Recognition of your degree by other countries
- Employment after education
- Reverse culture shock
- Expensive.

The marks vary from college to college, so you need to check from different colleges only.

http://www.gdgoenkauniversity.com/schoolofmedallied/academics/#masters
Above is the link for available courses available in G.D. Goenka University.

If you are from general category, it is very difficult to get a seat. If from other category, you have a less chance to get it. My friend last year got All India seat from SC category at 460 marks. All the best, hope you get it.

This score is a bit low. You'll only get admission in MBBS in a private medical college that charges fairly high amount of fee. If you are willing to go abroad, go ahead, you'll easily get MBBS.

If you want to study in a foreign country then first check your academic performance. If that is good then you can apply.

It depends on your caste category and the state under which your medical college comes.
At my time (till 2 years ago), it was around 22,000 rupees per year tuition fee and few hundred rupees as extra fees (college related expenses) for an open category student.
For an OBC, it was about 2,000 rupees pe

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