Can I get admission to Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute MBBS course without NEET?
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No, you can not take admission to the MBBS course at Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute without NEET. To be eligible for admission to the course at the college, the candidate has to score a minimum of 45% aggregate in class 12 in a relevant stream from any recognised board. Eligible students will have to appear for the NEET exam and score valid marks to be eligible for the course. There is no management quota or any other quota available at the college for direct admission.
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No, you cannot gain admission to the MBBS programme at Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute without qualifying NEET UG. NEET is mandatory for all MBBS admissions in India, and without a valid NEET score, you will not be eligible to apply or enter any government or private medical college, including BMCRI.
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