Medical College

Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC) is Delhi's only female-only medical college. It offers 240 MBBS seats, all filled through MCC counselling. LHMC ranks among India's top medical colleges year after year. It's often the top choice for female NEET aspirants nationwide. Being all-women hasn't stopped it from being one of the toughest colleges to crack.

I am sharing the fee structure for 2026 admissions at St. Peter's Medical College, Hospital and Research Institute below:

With 599 NEET marks, AIR 10176 and OBC rank 4542, you have a great chance of getting admission to SCB Medical College through the All India OBC quota.

The BAMS course fee at  Guru Nanak Ayurvedic Medical College, Ludhiana is approximately INR 80,000 per year for a government seat and INR 1,20,000 per year fot the management quota.

According to me, Dr. SN Medical College should be your first choice followed  by  RUHS and thirdly SPMC.

 With NEET rank of 5,954, you have good chance of getting these colleges through the state quota counselling.

According to college reports, you have to do the compulsory 1-year internship for which stipend is approximately INR 14,000 to INR 20,000 per month.

Campus placements are not offered as mostly graduates choose government service or continue their studies. If needed, service bond usually lasts 1-2 years.

Salaries after MBBS or other medical courses depend on the specialisation, experience, and whether the graduate works in government or private practice. Fresh MBBS graduates typically start with moderate salaries, which increase significantly after postgraduate specialisation. Doctors in specialised fields like cardiology or surgery generally earn higher salaries over time. Salary figures can vary widely, so it's good to check updated placement data from each college.