MBBS

The NEET rank number of 138199 qualifies you to join MBBS programs in several states particularly through private medical college seats. The states of Karnataka together with Tamil Nadu along with Maharashtra own several private medical college institutions which provide seats to students with this rank. The education fees in Karnataka's MSR Medical College, Bangalore and JJM Medical College, Davangere amount to between INR 5 Lacs and INR 7 Lacs annually.

The level of difficulty for obtaining admission to Rama Medical College, Kanpur for an MBBS programme through NEET exam seems high at AIR 228915. Rama Medical College Kanpur generally accepts medical aspirants with AIR scores that fall beneath 1,50,000. The combination of state quota positions and management seats may allow you entry into Rama Medical College Kanpur. Rama Medical College operates with 150 seats for MBBS where 75% belong to state quotas and 25% constitute management reservations. The MBBS programme at Rama Medical College demands an annual payment of INR 11.30 lakhs.

There is a common entrance exam called NEET UG (National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test). Your daughter must give this exam for getting admission in any government or private medical colleges in India, except AIIMS. 

Achieving a score between 350 points poses difficulties when competing for a government MBBS seat in private colleges. Several private institutions provide government-quota programs where you might secure admission. The government quota seats at Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University and Pravara Institute of Medical Sciences and other private colleges in Maharashtra cost between INR 7.5 Lacs to INR 10 Lacs annually. Students can access government-quota seats at Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences and MS Ramaiah Medical College as well as other Karnataka colleges with fees between INR 5.5 Lacs and INR 7.5 Lacs annually.

Many Indian students opt to go to Russia for MBBS as it is not only an affordable destination to study MBBS abroad but also Russia follows an easy admission process, which has increased the inflow of Indian Students.

Without any doubt, MBBS in Russia is better than MBBS in India. Students need to score high NEET Score to study MBBS in India while they just need to qualify for the exam to study in Russia.

Yes, an MBBS degree from a Russian medical college is valid and accepted in India. MCI/NMC and WHO recognize Medical Universities in Russia to provide students with a globally accepted degree.

Your NEET score of 457 in NEET 2024 restricts the possibilities of admission to MBBS colleges. A number of private medical institutions accept scores for admission beyond the NEET cutoff. KIMS in Bhubaneshwar and Gitam Institute of Medical Science and Research stand among the best private medical colleges that admit students to their MBBS programs through marks spanning from 500 to 600. The competition could be intense at medical colleges that accept test scores between 200-400 even though deemed medical colleges fall under this range of marks. 

The admission probabilities for obtaining MBBS college enrollment as an OBC category student in Bihar with 555 marks in NEET 2024 remain uncertain. The minimum and maximum NEET cutoff scores expected for OBC candidates who want to study in Bihar in 2024 is marked at 163-129 . Although your marks exceed the lower limit your standing varies because different institutions have their own cutoff criteria as well as seat availability constraints. The admission cutoff for the reserve category students at Patna Medical College is 6935 . To obtain updated cutoff information check the official website of BCECEB.

Your 79.30 percentile standing and position as 486000 in the BC category makes it difficult to secure admission to private medical institutions through NEET. Reservation based on the BC category provides an opportunity to enter low-rank private medical colleges. The annual management quota fees in private medical colleges fall between INR 15 Lacs and INR 25 lakhs. The previous year cutoff data indicates KIMS, Bangalore and Sree Balaji Medical College in Chennai could be suitable options because their percentile marks were between 75-80.