Medical College

The only way you can apply for government medical colleges is if you clear AIPMT or MHT CET. Private colleges have their own entrances. Try giving them.
All the best.

Hi,
With a score of 132 in MHT-CET, getting in a government medical college can be a bit of problem. If you are passionate about doing MBBS course, you can apply for it. There is an online admission process through which you can apply. Moreover, even try and apply to other private colleges if economy is not an issue for you. Also, I would suggest you to apply for other courses such as BDS, BHMS if you need a seat in government college only. All the best.

Even if your options are not proper and if your rank is as per the requirements of admission, you will get the seat. If someone lower than your marks gets the admission you can put the written request.

Yes, you can but now you have to appear for an entrance test called NEET. It is applicable for colleges all over India.

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.

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 Buckingham and St. George's, University of London. You can keep alternate options open such as Philippines or Russia, UK as it is will be extremely competitive basis your grades.
Good luck.

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.