Medicine

No, students cannot get admission in MBBS at PES University without NEET scores. The final selecton is based on entrance exam. The university accepts NEET scores for admission in MBBS programme.

Yes, counselling is necessary for admission in MBBS at PES University. Candidates are shortlisted for the MBBS programme based on their performance in NEET entrance exam. Students must appear for KEA counselling for final seat allotment.

To get admission in PES University MBBS, students must meet the eligibility and selection requirement. The minimum qualification required to apply at PES University is to pass Class 12 examination in relevant subjects from a recognised board. Candidates are shortlisted for the MBBS programme based on their performance in NEET entrance exam, followed by KEA counselling. 

MBBS does not have campus placements like engineering, as doctors appear for PG entrance exams like NEET PG after graduation. However, colleges attached to well-known hospitals like DY Patil and MGM do offer better internship experiences and networking opportunities through their private hospital connections. Government college graduates often have stronger academic reputations, which helps in NEET PG scores and government job selections.

Yes, some colleges like Sion Hospital and KEM college municipal colleges are reserved under special domicile or municipal quota for those students lying under the Maharashtra and Mumbai domicile. So basically, out of state students have less seat options there. Knowing the seat reservation quota before applying would have saved them a lot of confusion. Always check prospectus and official details.

No, NEET is compulsory for BDS admission anywhere in India, including Bangalore. No dental college, private or government, can admit students without a valid NEET score. Some students get confused because management or NRI quota seats seem easier, but NEET qualification is still mandatory. So if you're dreaming of a dental seat in Bangalore, NEET preparation is non-negotiable.

You can spend INR 45 Lacs or even more for a medical seat, but you cannot buy a government seat. Genuine government seats are obtained only through merit-based counseling, and the fees are generally a few thousand to a few lakhs.