MBBS

Hi Nishant,
Based on your score, you can. You can also consider other countries like Georgia and Philippines.
It is important to choose a good university in any country you go to.
I suggest you apply soon as admissions are about to close at most of the universities.
Regards
NEEDS Counselling, Mumbai

You must score 50 percentile in NEET if you belong to general category and 45 percentile if you belong to any reserved category to pursue MBBS in any deemed or private medical college.

AFMC students have compulsory liability to serve as Commissioned Officers in the Armed Forces Medical Services. The offer of the type of commission Permanent Commission (PC) or Short Service Commission (SSC) will depend on the vacancies available. The candidates' parents/guardians are required to si

It totally depends upon your interest. Both are reputed and prestigious courses.

Hi Vismay,
To study medicine/MBBS in UK, you must clear the UKCAT (UK Clinical Aptitude Test) and have secured at least 75%. 60% is hardly accepted. Admissions are competitive and very strict for medical studies, so you must check directly with the universities. You can check the University of Buckin

First, you can consult your nearest private colleges and get all information, then you can take admission in any private colleges through management quota.
All the best.

Yes, there are many private colleges where you can get direct MBBS admission through management quota.

Undoubtedly PMCH, though CNMC is considered as one of the top government colleges in WB. It's infrastructure for studies is very poor according to recent MCI reports. There were even controversies as MCI threatened to lower the seats for MBBS this year due to poor infrastructure.