MBBS

The National Board of Examination has decided to tie up with the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCS ED) to award the prestigious MRCS degree to medicos appearing in the exam for a Diploma of the National Board in India. As MRCS was not recognised by the Indian government, the tie-up with the National Board would help the degree, recognised worldwide, as a standard training module.
So now the Indian students would also be able to go for super-specialisation following postgraduation, not available till date.

Not possible with an affordable fee structure.
Only if you have more than 50 lakh rupees, you can get admission.

Dear,
If you want to join a private college for MBBS then the approximate marks required are 460-510.
If you want to join a government college for MBBS then the approximate marks required are 515-525.

You can get MBBS with 200 marks in NEET.

In order to pursue MBBS from any government or deemed medical institute, you need to qualify NEET-UG examination. So, one cannot pursue MBBS without taking NEET-UG examination.

Yes, Germany is regarded one of the finest places to pursue MBBS. There are no entrance exams as such but you must take IELTS and TestDaf for English and German language requirements. Programmes will be taught in German mostly. Academically you must be a brilliant student. The fee may be around Euro 480 to Euro 1000 per semester.

Hi Albin,
The program is taught both in English and Russian. You can opt to learn in either one of the language. It is mentioned on the website too that candidates for studying in English must pass an English test in order to show their English level and candidates for studying in Russian language must pass Russian test.
Please read here:
http://med.sumdu.edu.ua/index.php/en/2013-06-18-08-37-59/2013-06-18-18-19-57

Various colleges have NRI quota and the fee is proportionally very high. You need to contact such colleges even if you want to take NRI quota seat, you need to appear for NEET or special entrance exam if any conducted by the stats. For NEET, the minimum mark to qualify is 145.
For an NRI quota MBBS and BDS seat, the full course fee is approx 1-1.5 lakh USD I.e. 70 lakhs to 1 crore and $44,000 to USD 60000 respectively. At least 15 per cent seats in all colleges are earmarked for this category.

No, the chances for the medical seat with 180 marks are extremely low but if you belong to any of the reserved categories' then, you may get admission in a private dental college.

Yes, sure. What is your score in NEET?