MBBS

If you meet the NEET score for an MBBS college with a low fee, you should opt for MBBS over B.Sc, especially for becoming a doctor. MBBS has better career options, offers clinical exposure, and a better earning capacity. Preferably choose B.Sc only to pursue allied sciences or if you did not get a relevant MBBS seat.

After completion of MBBS u can purse the PG training after wards you can apply for theMRCS exam and then u will be qualified for the FRCS examination 

The MBBS programme at Parul University, Vadodara, has a total fee of approximately twenty-two to twenty-four Lacs rupees for the entire duration, excluding hostel and mess charges. The fee structure may vary slightly based on government quotas, management seats, or NRI quotas. The university provides modern infrastructure, well-equipped laboratories, and hospital facilities for hands-on learning. Hostel fees range between one Lacs and one Lacs fifty thousand rupees annually, depending on the type of accommodation. Parul University also offers scholarships for meritorious students and financial aid options to reduce the cost.

It will be hard for one with a NEET score of 400 to get an MBBS seat in government colleges in Hyderabad, as the cutoff of government colleges in Hyderabad will be way above 400. You can still get admission in private or minority colleges with management quota or reserved quotas (depending on your category and the available seats under Telangana state counselling).

Symbiosis Medical College for Women has a full-year MBBS fee (1st year) of INR 12.57 lakhs, inclusive of tuition, hostel, mess and refundable deposits. The college does not accept payment in installments; the fee must be made in full at the time of admission. The fees will be increased annually by approximately 10%. The hostel deposit is refundable when students finish the course.

For NEET UG 2025 OBC category:

- *Qualifying Percentile*: 40th percentile

- *Cutoff Marks*: 113-161 marks

- *Check MCC* for actual cutoff marks and college-specific details.

Several private medical colleges in India offer MBBS under the management quota with total fees ranging between forty to fifty Lacs rupees. Some of these include SRM Medical College (Chennai), Kasturba Medical College (Mangalore and Manipal), DY Patil Medical College (Pune), and Dr. D. Y. Patil Kolhapur. The admission is through NEET-UG followed by institute-level counselling. Hostel, mess, and exam fees are additional. These colleges provide good infrastructure, experienced faculty, and clinical exposure.