I have scored 384 marks in NEET. Can I get a college for MBBS in low budget?
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Hello Everyone,
'With 384 in NEET, government MBBS colleges may be out of reach, but private institutions like Vydehi, Mahadevappa Rampure, and Kanachur offer options with fees around ?7-10 Lacs annually. Scholarships or state quota seats can help reduce costs.
'Explore colleges in your state, like West Bengal, to save on additional expenses. Use NEET college predictors or consult counselors for tailored guidance based on your budget and preferences.
'Don't forget to visit the official website for more detailed information.
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With such a score of 384 in NEET, one will find it quite difficult to get into government medical colleges since the cutoff ranks for MBBS admission are quite high compared to that cutoff score.
Another thing could be that you may get a few openings in private medical colleges since they generally take lower cutoffs than government colleges but have steep fee structures.
To pursue an MBBS study at low cost, consider the below points:
Research Colleges: Private colleges usually adopt lower NEET scores and provide scholarships along with financial aids. These private colleges will most probably accept lower scores.
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