I have 306 marks in NEET 2024. Can I get into United Medical College Prayagraj or any otherprivate medical college? My budget is 60-65 lakh.
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Downpayment of Rs 60-65 Lacs enables the opportunity to enroll at United Medical College Prayagraj or comparable private medical institutions through their management admission system with a NEET score of 306. Medical colleges in Uttar Pradesh through management quotas require an applicant to have scores between 250 to 400 marks. Your chosen budget of Rs. 60-65 Lacs satisfies the requirements since total MBBS course fees in most private medical colleges amount to Rs. 50-70 Lacs without accounting for hostel and miscellaneous expenses. Confirm the seat availability along with admission process by checking the current updates.
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