Medicine & Health Sciences

476 is a decent score but inorder to secure a government MBBS seat a score of 600+ is considered safe for your category, you can get a private seat or opt for dental with this score depending on your choice all the best keep trying.

Total fees in Shri Krishna University for D Pharma is INR 3.58 lakh

Fee Structure at medical trust hospital, Ernakulam for GNM is almost 3.25 lack is will expend for tuition feeIn 1st year need 80000, 1000 is deposit money, and 15000 is additional to 80000 for uniform and transportation, second year onwards need 70000 rs and transportation and uniform fee of 15000.

Savitri paramedical College and hospital is in Marwa Nagar basti, Uttar Pradesh.

Yes sure you can get in government medical college by qualifying the cutoff marks for particular college through NEET EXAM.

No you have to secure the qualifying marks in NEET exam. Case no 1 - If you get admission through state quota or AIQ in a government medical college
Fees from 60 k to 80 k per annum approximately 3.5 Lacs for MBBS
Case no 2 - If you get admission in private medical college
Fees from 6 Lacs - 8 Lacs per annum approximately 35 Lacs - 40 Lacs for MBBS
Case no -3 If you get admission in deemed university
Fees from 20 Lacs - 25 Lacs per annum approximately 1 crore- 1.25 crores for MBBS
I think it clarifies your doubts.

You can refer to official site for more detailed information regarding admission cutoff and the minimum fees is 65,000 per year.

The minimum marks in NEET to get into a Veterinary College are 350 for General category. However you have not specified the state you belong as it varies state to state. In general it ranges between 300 to 450. If you are applying for an all India quota (15%) then it may increase upto 400 for General category student. And so you can assume your category wise admission criteria as well as marks.

The fees depends upon your percentage in qualifying exams and the approx fees is around 55,000 per year.