Medicine

List of round 2 allotment is available now on mcc.nic.in

No, you can not pursue oncology. The eligibility to pursue oncology is mentioned below:
- Students should have an MBBS degree recognised by the Medical Council of India. - Candidates who have a postgraduate degree MD recognised by the Medical Council of India or appropriate DNB of National Board of Examinations, New Delhi. MD (paediatrics) or equivalent (including Diplomate of National Board in Paediatrics)
Low scope in India for this course.

No, it's quite impossible. Try harder next year. All the best.

Hello,
According to their website, candidates securing equal to or more than the NEET 2022 (UG) Cutoff marks will be considered for admission.
And the cut-off is said to be 55% for the General category, 45-50% for OBC Category, and 30-40% for SC/ST Category.
Hope it helped!

The fees is rs.60,220
Yes there is bond system, if want to leave the college you have to pay full tuition fee for 5years.

Yes ofcourse, it's a private University.

It's quite impossible this year.
Try harder next year.
Try to score 400

Are you a NEET aspirant if you are give NEET in 2022 you will go for the counciling process the cutoff are different for different state different categories. And many more factors are affected the cutoff if you are belongs to general category and your NEET score is 550+ then you get a best AYUSH college for the B.A. MS and if you are belongs to obc marks are 500+ required for a government AYUSH college it has depand on your marks your catagory and many more factors.

609 is very good score in NEET and you can get decent medical College. You should not to drop for MBBS because this marks is also very good for any government colleges so you should try for government colleges for your MBBS course.

No you cannot get any government seats for MBBS with this score because 393 in need score is very less for government colleges to take admission but you can try in private colleges for your MBBS course.