Medicine

For B.Sc Nursing, MH B.Sc Nursing CET is typically the GATE (NEET isn't required). For MBBS/MD/MS, NEET is mandatory. Always cross check the current Maharashtra CET Cell brochure—occasionally, overlapping circulars confuse applicants. Keep your medical fitness, domicile, category, and minority certificates handy well before counselling.

You generally cannot directly request a specific NEET exam centre with air conditioning as the allotment is based on availability and the preference you select during the application process.

Yes, you can get it easily. Many Indian banks and NBFCs offer education loan without collateral for MBBS studies, especially for reputed universities.

The maximum collateral-free limit is not same for every lender. It generally falls between INR 7.5 Lacs to INR 75 lakh, depending on the lender and your eligibility.

The student loan ammount depends on various factors such as student's academic profile, university reputation, collateral value and credit score of co-applicant. If everything goes right, you can get up to 3 Cr for covering the cost of study. 

Banks offer upto INR 7.5 Lacs without collateral to study in India or abroad.

The cheapest country to study MBBS abroad in 2025 is often considered Russia, where annual tuition fees can be as low as two to three Lacs rupees. Other affordable options include Kyrgyzstan, China, and the Philippines, with tuition and living costs combined typically between three to six Lacs rupees per year. These countries offer English-medium courses and recognised degrees. Russia and Kyrgyzstan are especially popular among Indian students for their cost-effectiveness and quality education.

Whike specific management and NRI quota fee for b n y s at Gandhi Naturopathy Medical College are not explicitly detailed general fee structure for private BNYS college in India suggest that management quota fees can be significantly higher than general quota fees and NRI quota fees are typically even higher than management quota fees offten varying based on the Institution