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Shantanu VermaMAMC Mbbs

Beginner-Level 5

The eligibility criteria is simple that one should have the MBBS degree of college which is certified by the Indian government and has given the NEET PG exam for the md/MS branches and should have a good marks to get mamc as a college which is dream of many and persued by some and there 50% seats reserved for the students who has done their MBBS from this college only.

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Shantanu VermaMAMC Mbbs

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Genuinely it is nil. The fee per annum is INR 2,245 with 2000 of security deposit in the starting of the session which is roughly around 10-11 k which is nill for the MBBS from such top medical College of India and for such a course where 2 crores is taken by the private medical colleges and hostel fees is around 6000 per year which fare enough for AC fitted hostels with unlimited use and no such electricity bills.

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Uttkarsh beriwal

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There are several D.Pharma colleges in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh. Here are a few options along with their approximate fees:
1. Baba Raghav Das College of Pharmacy: The annual fee for D.Pharma is around Rs. 1,00,000.
2. Unity College of Pharmacy: The annual fee for D.Pharma is around Rs. 55,000.
3. Kushwaha College of Pharmacy: The annual fee for D.Pharma is around Rs. 45,000.
4. Maharaj Vinayak Global University: The annual fee for D.Pharma is around Rs. 80,000. Note: The fees mentioned above are approximate and may vary depending on the college and other factors. It is recommended to contact the college directly for accurate and up-to-d
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Uttkarsh beriwal

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AIIMS and AFMC are separate medical colleges in India with different admission processes and selection criteria. Admission to AIIMS is based on the performance in the AIIMS entrance exam, while admission to AFMC is through the NEET exam followed by a separate entrance test conducted by AFMC. Therefore, not getting selected for AFMC medicals does not necessarily affect your chances of getting admission to AIIMS provided you meet the eligibility criteria and score well in the AIIMS entrance exam. However, admission to AIIMS is highly competitive, and the selection depends on various factors, such as the number of available seats, the num
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student

Guide-Level 15

With 287 marks in NEET UG and OBC 3A category, it may be difficult to get a seat in government medical colleges as the cutoff marks for government colleges are usually higher. However, you may have a chance to get admission in some private medical colleges that have lower cutoffs. You can use the NEET College Predictor tool to get an idea of the possible colleges that you may be eligible for based on your NEET score, category, and other relevant details. Additionally, you may want to consider applying to deemed universities or private medical colleges that have lower cutoffs. Some of the private medical colleges that you may consider a
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