Why Study in Bangalore?
- The students who have completed their PUC or 12th in science stream with 50% (GM) and 40% (OBC/SC/ST) aggregate are eligible to apply for Top MBBS colleges in Bangalore
- The students have to qualify NEET-UG 2021 Exam
KEA fees for MBBS:
Government Colleges(G)- INR. 59,850/- per annum
Government Private Seats(G) - INR. 1,41,196/- per annum
GMP/OPN (P) in Private Colleges - INR. 9,94,406/- to INR. 18,15,500/- per annum
NRI/Others (Q) - INR. 27,12,450/- to INR. 45,12,450/- per annum
MCC fees for MBBS:
All India Quota(AIQ) - INR. 5000/- to INR. 1,15,000/- per annum
Private - INR. 12 ,00,000/- to INR. 25,00,000/- per annum
NRI - INR. 29,20,706/- to INR. 40,58,687/- per annum
(The fees structure mentioned above are as per 2021 medical counselling).
Merit- The Interested candidates can apply for merit seats in their desired colleges through NEET-UG Exam
Management- The candidates looking for Management seats can contact Galaxy Education for more details about management quota
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Cut Off of MBBS 2021
NEET 2021 Cut off
Category Cut off Percentile Cutoff UR/EWS 50th percentile 720-138 OBC 40th percentile 137-108 SC 40th percentile 137-108 ST 40th percentile 137-108 UR/EWS - PWD 45th percentile 137-122 SC/ST - PWD 40th percentile 121-108 NEET Cut off of last 3 Years
Category
Minimum Qualifying Percentile
Cut off Marks 2020
Cut off Marks 2019
Cut off Marks 2018
Cut off Marks 2017
Un Reserved (UR)
50th Percentile
720 - 147 701 - 134
691 -119
697-131
Un Reserved PH (UR PH)
45th Percentile
146 - 129 133 -120
118 -107
130-118
Scheduled Cast (SC)
40th Percentile
146 - 113 133 - 107
118 - 96
130- 107
Scheduled Tribe (ST)
40th Percentile
146 - 113
133 - 107
118 - 96
130- 107
Other Backward Classes (OBC)
40th Percentile
146 - 113 133 - 107
118 - 96
130- 107
SC PH
40th Percentile
146 - 129 119 - 107
106 - 96
130- 107
ST PH
40th Percentile
146 - 129 119 - 107
106 - 96
130- 107
OBC PH
40th Percentile
146 - 129 119 - 107
106 - 96
130- 107
Syllabus of MBBS
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Placement of MBBS
The MBBS students can find excellent job opportunities across the globe. The MBBS candidates can become doctors and practice allopathic medicine. They can join as junior doctors in hospitals or clinics. They can even start their clinics in their neighbourhood and start treating patients. MBBS doctors can join MD/MS for higher studies in a specific specialisation.
The doctors can earn handsome salaries that range from 10 Lakhs to 35 Lakhs per annum.
Some of the job roles available after MBBS are:
- Physician
- Junior Doctors
- Doctors
- Duty Doctors
- Junior Surgeons
- Medical Professors or Lecturers
- Medical Officer
- Private Practitioners
- Private Consultants
Future Studies for MBBS
- M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering and Biological Sciences - Biosciences and engineering is the application of the life sciences, physical sciences, mathematics and engineering principles to define and solve problems in biology, medicine, healthcare and other fields. Biosciences engineering is a relatively new discipline that combines many aspects of traditional engineering fields such as chemical, electrical and mechanical engineering. The biosciences engineering is the confluence of engineering, biological sciences and technology, directed at improve the quality of healthcare, human life and medicine.
- Masters in Hospital Administration - Master of Hospital Administration (MHA) is a 2-year post graduate course that is divided into 4-semesters. The main objective of the MHA course is to prepare the students for higher level careers in health systems such as hospitals, top health consulting firms with specialised skills and unique knowledge to achieve success in today’s healthcare environment. The course trains the students on various aspects of management and help them to understand that how the management skills are applied to healthcare setups to increase productivity
- MS
- MD
- PG Medical Diploma - The Postgraduate Diploma in Medical Education course is specially developed for MBBS doctors. The PG Diploma course gives an in-depth information about medical science topics. The PG Diploma in Medical Science enables the MBBS graduates to develop a critical knowledge, understanding, and application of medical education.
- MBA
- MBA in Healthcare Management - The main objective of the MBA Healthcare Management course is to prepare the students for higher level careers in health systems such as hospitals, top health consulting firms with specialised skills and unique knowledge to achieve success in today’s healthcare environment. The course trains the students on various aspects of management and help them to understand that how the management skills are applied to healthcare setups to increase productivity.
- Masters in Hospital Administration
- Masters in Public Health - Master of Public Health (MPH) is a 2-year full time post graduate degree that is divided into 4-semesters. The course curriculum is structured to build knowledge, develop skills and provide exposure to real-world situations in public health. The course aims to develop student’s competency in the many core areas that are related to public health. The public health is a multi-disciplinary in nature, incorporating components of study from disciplines such as Medicine, Engineering, Information Technology, Social Science, Management etc. The course for public health is designed for health promotion, health economics and policy, public health management epidemiology and biostatistics, demography, social sciences and many others. The course ensures to cultivate student’s health management skills to prepare them to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of public health programmes and services.
- Masters in Bio-Statistics or Epidemiology
- MRCS: Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England - The MRCS is the internationally recognised postgraduate qualification in surgery. The MRCS validates the skills and attributes of the surgeons and justifies that the doctor is capable to perform surgeries across the globe. The MRCS can be done is specific areas of medical specialisations and the surgeons can get qualified in a specific medical area.
The MRCS doctors are considered as the most qualified and capable to perform surgeries in their chosen medical specialisations. The MRCS professionals are highly paid and hired in multi-speciality hospitals, nursing homes, government and private hospitals. They can start their own clinics and start individual practices. If they are interested in teaching, they can join medical colleges as professors for handsome salaries. - MRCP: Member of the Royal College of Physicians of England - The MRCP is the internationally recognised postgraduate qualification in physicians. The MRCP validates the skills and attributes of the physicians and justifies that the doctor is capable to perform and practice as physicians across the globe. The MRCP can be done is specific areas of medical specialisations and the physicians can get qualified in a specific medical area.
The MRCP doctors are considered as the most qualified and capable to perform and practice as physicians in their chosen medical specialisations across the globe. The MRCP professionals are highly paid and hired in multi-speciality hospitals, nursing homes, government and private hospitals, medical colleges etc. They can start their own clinics and start individual practices. If they are interested in teaching, they can join medical colleges as professors for handsome salaries
Benefits of MBBS
Why to Study MBBS?
- The MBBS course is a highly competitive programme as the admissions are offered on the basis of rank acquired in the NEET examination.
- Every year lakhs of students dream to join MBBS and take NEET-UG Exam and look for joining the top medical colleges across India and world
- Each year several students take a year off from their academic year to prepare for the NEET examination to get admission in the prestigious medical colleges of India.
- On the successful completion of MBBS, the MBBS students will be exposed to numerous opportunities for a medical career in the healthcare industry.
- The MBBS candidates can opt for a MS, MD or DNB in any related specialisation after successful completion of an MBBS programme.
- The MBBS candidates with MD/MS can opt for numerous careers in their chosen specialisations such as; general surgeon, endocrinologist, pathologist, neurologist, physician, ENT specialist, cardiologist and oncologist.
Top Recruiters for MBBS students
Advantages of Galaxy placement services
- The students will get exclusive and detailed information about all the medical colleges in Bangalore and they will be given complete assistance for getting admissions to the list of top medical colleges in Bangalore
- The students can take direct admissions to MBBS in Bangalore in the top medical science colleges in Bangalore
- The students will be provided with facilities such as travel guide and exclusive campus tours to the list of Bangalore’s top medical colleges from Galaxy Education
- The students will get genuine information, reviews and research-based ratings about different medical colleges under Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) from alumni students and existing students
- The students will be given an in-depth comparison of different nursing colleges and institutions based on their budgets
- The students of Galaxy Education will enjoy exclusive placement support services from top healthcare organisations of the world.
FAQ's for MBBS Admissions
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How to Apply for NEET - UG?
Candidates can apply for NEET - UG by logging on to www.ntaneet.nic.in.
After the first year of course an internship is a must for full time students, and a dissertation or major project is a degree requirement after the completion of course work. A comprehensive exit - examination, either a common test for many institutions or in-house tests conducted by institutions, is an integral part of MBA/PGDM/PG program.
The 4 important steps in online application are:- Note down the application number after filling the application form
- Upload photo and signature in prescribed format and size
- Remit fee in prescribed modes
- On successful remittance of fee, generate/print the confirmation page
The candidates are advised to give only his/her own or parent’s mobile number while filling the application form. The OTP will be sent to the registered mobile number only. And all other information and communication will be done by NTA through the registered mobile number and e-mail ID. Only one application can be filled in with one mobile number and e-mail ID. A candidate can submit only one application form. The candidates who submit more than one application will be disqualified.
The application submission and correction of entries can be done only through the online option. Application form and fee can be submitted normally from November 1 to November 30, up to 23.50 hours (IST) on the 30th. The online correction of application can be done from January 14 to January 31. The candidates are required to upload their photograph and signature along with the online application form. The scanned image of photograph and signature should be in JPG/JPEG format and between 10kb and 200kb for photograph and 4kb and 30 kb for signature.
The Admit Card, Result, Mark cum Rank Sheet and Rank Letter can be downloaded from the NTA website. The relevant dates and other information will be notified by NTA in its website only. So visit the NEET - UG website of NTA as and when required. These documents are also available at www.digilocker.gov.in -
What are the Eligibility criteria to apply for NEET - UG?
Candidates with a minimum of 50% marks in their 10+2 exam can apply for the NEET examination. A student, who is appearing for the 12 th final examination, may also apply but should pass the exam with minimum 50% marks at the time of first round of counselling.
Mark Criterion of NEET -UG
- For Unreserved (UR) category 50% marks at 10+2 exam
- For SC/ST/OBC non creamy layer 40% marks at 10+2 exam
- For Persons with Disability (PwD) 45% marks at 10+2 exam
In the 2 years of 10+2 the candidate should have studied Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio- technology, including practical tests in these subjects, and English.
Age Criterion for applying to NEET (UG)
- Minimum age is 17
- There is no maximum age restriction to appear for the exam.
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How much is the Application Fee for NEET - UG?
For unreserved (UR) and OBC (NCL) categories the fee is Rs. 1400/- and for Reserved categories, SC/ST/PwD/Transgender, the fee is Rs. 750/-. The fee can be remitted by credit card/debit card, net banking, UPI, or e Chelan from State Bank of India.
Fee can be remitted through:- Credit Card/Debit Card.
- Net Banking
- UPI
- e-Chelan from State Bank of India
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Which is the Official Website of NEET - UG?
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Which are the important websites / help lines/email ID of NEET - UG?
Websites: www.ntaneet.nic.in, www.nta.ac.in, www.mciindia.org, www.mcc.nic.in, www.mohfw.gov.in
Email: neetug-nta@nic.in
Phone No: 8076535482 and 7703859909
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Which are the Important Dates to Remember for NEET - UG?
- On-line submission of Application Form (including uploading of photograph and signature)- November 1 to November 30
- Date for successful final transaction of fee - November 1 to December 1
- Correction in particulars of Application Form (on website only) - January 14 to January 31
- Printing of Admit Cards from NTA website – April 15
- Date of Examination – May 5
- Declaration of Result on NTA website - June 5
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Can NRIs apply for NEET - UG?
Yes NRIs can apply for NEET. The admission of Non Resident Indians to Medical Colleges in India and abroad is strictly on NEET qualification. The NRI candidates are eligible for 15% All India Quota seats as well. The fee structure and reservation of NRI candidates are similar to Citizens of India. The admission decision of NRIs, Overseas Citizens of India, Persons of Indian Origin and Foreign Nationals is subject to rules and regulations framed by the respective State Governments, Institutions and Government of India.
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Can I apply for NEET-UG to improve my score while doing BDS?
Yes you can apply for NEET any number of times to try for better courses in medicine. There is no restriction on the number of attempts by the candidates.
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What are the eligibility criteria for NRIs to apply for NEET - UG?
The criteria for NRIs are the same as native Indians.
Candidates with a minimum of 50% marks in their 10+2 exam can apply for the NEET examination. A student, who is appearing for the 12 th final examination, may also apply but should pass the exam with minimum 50% marks at the time of first round of counselling.
Mark Criterion of NEET - UG
- For Unreserved (UR) category 50% marks at 10+2 exam
- For SC/ST/OBC non creamy layer 40% marks at 10+2 exam
- For Persons with Disability (PwD) 45% marks at 10+2 exam
In the 2 years of 10+2 the candidate should have studied Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio- technology, including practical tests in these subjects, and English.
Age Criterion for applying to NEET (UG)
- Minimum age is 17
- There is no maximum age restriction to appear for the exam.
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Are NRIs eligible for 15% All India Quota seats in NEET - UG?
Yes, Non Resident Indians (NRIs) are eligible for 15% All India Quota Seats.
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Can Jammu & Kashmir candidates claim 15% All India Quota seats in NEET - UG?
Candidates from Jammu &Kashmir are not eligible to 15% All India Quota seats. However if they claim eligibility they must submit online self declaration, disclaiming their home state seats, which will be generated and printed automatically with confirmation page. The J & K candidates should present the printed copy of self declaration at the time of counselling to claim the quota.
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Is NEET - UG only for MBBS and BDS seats?
No. MBBS, BDS and all AYUSH courses (BAMS, BNYS, BUMS, BSMS and BHMS) require NEET - UG.
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What is the role of NTA in NEET – UG?
National Testing Agency (NTA) is a national agency responsible for conducting the test and declaring the result of NEET – UG.
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Can Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) Apply for NEET - UG?
Yes, Overseas Citizens of India can apply for NEET -UG.
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What is the eligibility in terms of marks & age for Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) to apply for NEET - UG?
The criteria for OCIs are the same as native Indians.
Candidates with a minimum of 50% marks in their 10+2 exam can apply for the NEET examination. A student, who is appearing for the 12 th final examination, may also apply but should pass the exam with minimum 50% marks at the time of first round of counselling.Mark Criterion of NEET -UG
- For Unreserved (UR) category 50% marks at 10+2 exam
- For SC/ST/OBC non creamy layer 40% marks at 10+2 exam
- For Persons with Disability (PwD) 45% marks at 10+2 exam
In the 2 years of 10+2 the candidate should have studied Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio- technology, including practical tests in these subjects, and English.Age Criterion for applying to NEET (UG)
- Minimum age is 17
- There is no maximum age restriction to appear for the exam.
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Are Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) eligible for 15% All India Quota seats in Graduate Medical Admission?
Yes, Overseas Citizens of India are eligible for 15% All India Quota seats.
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How can Indian Nationals apply for Medical seats in foreign nations?
It is compulsory for Indian nationals to qualify in NEET to apply for medical seats abroad. After qualifying NEET they can follow the admission procedure of foreign medical institutions.
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Can Persons of Indian Origin/Overseas Citizens of India/Non Resident Indians apply for medical courses in foreign countries?
Yes. Only NEET qualified PIO / OCI / NRI candidates can apply for foreign medical courses. After getting qualified in NEET they can follow the admission procedure of foreign medical institutions. They have to check out the eligibility requirements in different countries and institutions.
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Are Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs) eligible for 15% All India Quota seats?
Yes, PIOs are eligible for 15% All India Quota seats.
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What are the eligibility criteria for Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs) to apply for NEET - UG?
The criteria for PIOs are the same as native Indians. Candidates with a minimum of 50% marks in their 10+2 exam can apply for the NEET examination. A student, who is appearing for the 12 th final examination, may also apply but should pass the exam with minimum 50% marks at the time of first round of counselling.
Mark Criterion of NEET -UG
- For Unreserved (UR) category 50% marks at 10+2 exam
- For SC/ST/OBC non creamy layer 40% marks at 10+2 exam
- For Persons with Disability (PwD) 45% marks at 10+2 exam
In the 2 years of 10+2 the candidate should have studied Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio- technology, including practical tests in these subjects, and English.
Age Criterion for applying to NEET (UG)
- Minimum age is 17
- There is no maximum age restriction to appear for the exam.
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Can Foreign Nationals apply for NEET - UG?
Yes. Foreign nationals can apply for NEET, and are eligible for 15% All India Quota Seats.
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What is the eligibility for Foreign Nationals to apply for NEET - UG?
Foreign candidates with a minimum of 50% marks in their 10+2 or equivalent exam can apply for the NEET UG. A student, who is appearing for the 12 th final examination, may also apply but should pass the exam with minimum 50% marks at the time of first round of counselling.
In the 2 years of 10+2 the candidate should have studied Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio- technology, including practical tests in these subjects, and English.Age Criterion for applying to NEET (UG)
- Minimum age is 17
- There is no maximum age restriction to appear for the exam.
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What is the eligibility for Persons with Disabilities (PwD) to apply for NEET - UG?
Candidates having disability require a minimum of 45% marks in their 10+2 to apply for the NEET UG. A student, who is appearing for the 12 th final examination, may also apply but should pass the exam with minimum 45% marks at the time of first round of counselling.
In the 2 years of 10+2 the candidate should have studied Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio- technology, including practical tests in these subjects, and English.Age Criterion for applying to NEET (UG)
- Minimum age is 17
- There is no maximum age restriction to appear for the exam.
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What is the eligibility for SC/ST/ OBC students to apply for NEET - UG?
Candidates with a minimum of 40% marks in their 10+2 or equivalent exam can apply for the NEET UG. A student, who is appearing for the 12 th final examination, may also apply but should pass the exam with minimum 40% marks at the time of first round of counselling.
In the 2 years of 10+2 the candidate should have studied Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio- technology, including practical tests in these subjects, and English.Age Criterion for applying to NEET - UG
- Minimum age is 17
- There is no maximum age restriction to appear for the exam.
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What is the eligibility for candidates from Jammu & Kashmir to apply for NEET - UG?
The eligibility of J & K candidates is the same as that of Indian nationals. Candidates with a minimum of 50% marks in their 10+2 or equivalent exam can apply for the NEET UG. A student, who is appearing for the 12 th final examination, may also apply but should pass the exam with minimum 50% marks at the time of first round of counselling.
Marks Criterion for applying to NEET (UG)
- For Unreserved (UR) category 50% marks at 10+2 exam
- For SC/ST/OBC non creamy layer 40% marks at 10+2 exam
- For Persons with Disability (PwD) 45% marks at 10+2 exam
In the 2 years of 10+2 the candidate should have studied Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio- technology, including practical tests in these subjects, and English.
Age Criterion for applying to NEET (UG)
- Minimum age is 17
- There is no maximum age restriction to appear for the exam.
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Which documents are needed to apply for NEET - UG?
- 10 th mark sheet or certificate /Birth Certificate (to prove DOB).
- Class XII Certificate.
- Class XII Mark sheet.
- Valid ID proof
- Scanned copy of candidate's passport size photograph.
- Scanned copy of candidate's signature
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How to ensure that the online application of NEET - UG is submitted successfully?
After successful completion of the online application the candidate should generate the confirmation page. Failure to generate confirmation page at the end of online application of NEET - UG means that the application is not submitted successfully.
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How to get Admit Card for NEET - UG?
Candidates have to print the admit card from the NTA website, once it is released.
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Is the NEET exam online?
No. NEET is an offline pen & paper test. The entrance test is of 3 hours duration and in single stage.
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When will the Result of NEET - UG be published?
Normally the result of NEET - UG is published on June 5, along with cut off marks and percentiles.
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Can private candidates and the candidates who pass 10+2 from open school apply for NEET - UG?
Yes. Private candidates and those from open school can apply for NEET. It is a new provision from 2019 onwards.
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Can the NEET result be re-checked/re-evaluated?
No. the NEET result is final and cannot be re-evaluated. The decision of NTA is unquestionable in matters of conducting the exam and result publishing.
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What is the consequence of malpractice and unfair means (UFM) at the NEET examination hall?
Any malpractice or unfair means (UFM) by the candidate in the exam hall would result in 3 years of debarring and/or criminal action whichever is applicable.
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Can Students who passed 10+2 with biology not as a regular subject appear in NEET - UG?
Yes. From 2019 onwards the candidates who studied Biology not as regular subject at 10+2 can apply for NEET - UG.
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Who are eligible for 15% All India Quota seats?
Indian Nationals, Non Resident Indians (NRIs), Overseas Citizens of India (OCI), Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) and Foreign Nationals are eligible for 15% All India Quota Seats.
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What is the condition for J&K students to claim 15% all India quota seats in NEET - UG?
Candidates from Jammu & Kashmir are not eligible for 15% All India Quota seats, because they have special state quota seats. However if they claim eligibility to all India seats, they must submit a self declaration, disclaiming their home state seats, which will be generated and printed automatically with application confirmation page. The J & K candidates should present the printed copy of self declaration at the time of counselling to claim the All India Quota Seats. False claims would result in cancellation of candidature and criminal proceedings.
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Is there any limitation for the number of attempts for NEET - UG?
There is no restriction on the chances available to candidates. Students can appear for NEET any number of times.
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What is the minimum mark at 10+2 for the SC/ST/OBC and PwD category students to apply for NEET - UG?
The minimum of marks required by SC/ST/ OBC is 40% and Persons with Disability (PwD) should secure 45% of marks to qualify for NEET UG.
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What is the dress code for NEET UG?
Full sleeve dress and shoes are not allowed in the exam hall of NEET - UG. Candidates wearing traditional dress to exam hall should report the same, one hour before the time of entry into the hall, to facilitate enough time for frisking.
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What is the Age Limit for NEET UG?
The minimum age is 17 years, and there is no maximum age limit.
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What is the required NEET score for medical admission abroad?
As the NEET-UG 2019 is round the corner the major thought that hangs around is about this year’s percentiles and cut offs. The medical aspirants across India are in the heat of preparation as NEET is compulsory for medical admission both in India & abroad.
The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) conducted by NTA (National Testing Agency) is a national level entrance test for all medical seats in India. From 2019 onwards NEET is compulsory for abroad medical admissions as well.
The NEET-2019 exam date is on May 5 and the admit cards are about to be released. NEET will be conducted in a single shift from 3 pm to 6 pm. The NTA will publish the NEET 2019 cut off along with NEET result by June 5.
The official qualifying cut off percentile for NEET 2019 is:- 50 percentile for general candidates
- 40 percentile for SC/ST/OBC candidates
- 45 & 40 percentile each for PwD unreserved & reserved categories respectively.
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How many MBBS colleges are there in Bangalore?
There are 20+ colleges offerring MBBS admissions in Bangalore.
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How much does MBBS cost in Bangalore?
Colleges under KEA Fees as per 2021
- Government Colleges - 59,850/-
- Private Colleges Govt Seat - 1,41,196/-
- Private Colleges Private Seat - 9,94,406/- to 18,15,500/-
- NRI/ Other Quota - 27,12,450/-, 34,12,450/- 45,12,450/-
Colleges under MCC Fees as per 2021
- AIQ - 5000/- to 1,15,000/-
Deemed University:
- 12,00,000/-, 14,00,000/- to 25,00,000/-
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What is the fee for MBBS in Karnataka?
Colleges under KEA Fees as per 2021
- Government Colleges - 59,850/-
- Private Colleges Govt Seat - 1,41,196/-
- Private Colleges Private Seat - 9,94,406/- to 18,15,500/-
- NRI/ Other Quota - 27,12,450 34,12,450/- 45,12,450
Colleges under MCC Fees as per 2021
- AIQ - 5000/- to 1,15,000/-
- Deemed University - 12 ,00,000 14,00,000/- to 25,00,000/-
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What are the top medical colleges in Bangalore?
Some of the top medical colleges in Bangalore are:
- MS Ramaiah Medical College
- Vydehi Medical College
- Rajarajeshwari Medical College
- Akash Institute of Medical Science & Research Centre
- New Horizon Medical College
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Is Bangalore Good for Medical students?
Yes, Bangalore is the best destination for medical students, Bangalore has one of the best medical colleges in the country with excellent career opportunities.
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Which state is best for MBBS?
Karnataka is the best state for MBBS courses. The Karnataka has the best medical colleges that have renowned name in the international medical community.
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What is a good neet rank?
Very Good Score
650 - 720
Good Score
650 - 550
Average Score
550 - 430
Low Score
400 - 200
Very Low Score
200 - 0
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Can I do MBBS without NEET?
No, NEET Exam is mandatory for all the students aspiring to join MBBS. The students have to qualify the NEET Exam and attend counselling in order to get admission to MBBS courses.
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What are alternatives to NEET?
There are no alternatives for NEET Exam.
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Is NEET hard? Is Ncert enough for NEET?
No, the NEET Exam is not hard, but there is huge competition. The proper time table of study and regular revisions help the students to crack NEET Exam easily.
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What is the NEET crash course?
NEET crash course helps the students to have a short tenure of classes for NEET preparations. The NEET crash course helps the students to revise and practise the concepts in the lesser time frame. This helps them to perform better in the NEET Exam.
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Which government college is best for MBBS in Bangalore?
There are many government colleges for MBBS, all the government medical colleges provide excellent and quality MBBS education and it is very difficult to choose the best government medical colleges for MBBS courses.
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Is there ragging in Bangalore medical Colleges?
No, there is no ragging in any of the medical colleges of Bangalore. Ragging is completely banned and is a punishable offence in Karnataka. So, there is no ragging in any medical colleges of Karnataka.
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Which is better, MMC or BMC?
Both MMC anr BMC are equally competent and provide excellent teaching modules. The students can choose anyone between MMC or BMC as both are very good in providing excellent MBBS education.
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Is there any dress code for Bangalore Medical College?
Yes, some medical colleges have dress codes like casual dresses for both boys and girls.
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How many years does it take to complete MBBS?
The course duration of MBBS course is 4.5 Years +1-Year internship so technically it is 5.5 years.
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What are the govt fees for MBBS in Karnataka?
Government Colleges - 59,850/-
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Which state has the lowest cutoff in NEET?
States like Nagaland , Goa .. etc has the lowest cutoff
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What is the NEET 40 percentile?
40 percentile in neet depends on the year of NEET held and highest scored marks by students.
For example in 2021, 40th percentile is 137 -108
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What are the private medical colleges in Bangalore?
The colleges governed by private educational trusts are considered as private medical colleges: Some of the private medical colleges are:
- MS Ramaiah Medical College
- Vydehi Medical College
- RajaRajeswari Medical College
- Akash Institute of Medical Science & Research Centre
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What are the government medical colleges in Bangalore?
The medical colleges coming under state governments or central governments are considered as government medical colleges. Some of the government medical colleges are:
- Bangalore Medical College
- Mysore Medical College
- Mandya Institute of Medical Sciences
- Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences
- Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences
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Sharvani ks • 1 month ago
I am completed DMLT can I join directly to the second year?
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GOWTHAM • 2 months ago
Is galaxy edu world Is a college
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Parneet Maan • 2 months ago
Looking for college for msc in food and nutrition
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RHEA • 2 months ago
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF PURSUINF AN AI COURSE
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Mahalaxmi.Mandaji • 2 months ago
The best msc nutrition and dietetics college in bnglr
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Hruthik • 2 months ago
What is tha rank in neet for joining
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Zainulla • 2 months ago
What is the fees of cardia care technology
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Shrushti.R • 3 months ago
How benefit for doing cardiologyb mam or sir
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Shreya • 3 months ago
I got 540 marks can i get into govt colleges in karnataka?
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Shreya • 3 months ago
I got 540 marks can i get into govt colleges in karnataka
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Mohammed Vasid • 4 months ago
HI
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