Medicine

Hi, If your MBBS is recognized by the Singapore Ministry of Health (mind you Singapore only accepted degrees from renowned universities), then there's no limit to what type of postgraduate medical studies that you could do. Be it non-clinical post-graduation studies like pharmacology and biochemistry to the ever popular clinical courses like surgery and O&G and the often forgotten public health courses. Thanks.

Hii, Currently there are three states : Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka that offer reservation. Hope this helped!
thanks.

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Hi, actually your MBBS college fee depends on various factors like your NEET cut off score and which area you have studied and which universities or medical colleges you are aiming for so check with the portals of NEET it provides details accordingly.

Hii, Dear aspirant, For admission, your category matters. In which category have you scored these marks? Also, you haven't mentioned whether you seek admission in a government college or private college. The fee structure is very different in both of these. Low budget colleges are mostly the government colleges, and private colleges have a fee structure that's in Lacs.

Hii
Seth GS Medical College, Mumbai 104,005
LTMMC, Mumbai 102,730
Topiwala National Medical College, Mumbai 95,900
Armed Forces Medical College, Pune 31,870
annual fee
thanks,. .

Hii
There are very less chances or no chances of this marks to get a government college in Tamilnadu. You haven't mentioned your category so I assume general category. The qualifying marks set by NTA is 601 marks and the students will get admission only if they qualify fixed cut off. Better luck with private colleges. Thanks.