Is it expensive to study in top NEET accepting private Medical colleges in India?

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Yes, it is expensive to study in top private Medical colleges accepting NEET score in India as most colleges have tuition fees of more than INR 5 lakh. Listed below is the fee range of top colleges:

Fee Range	No. of Colleges	Number of Colleges
INR < 1 lakh	1	Christian Medical College
INR > 5 lakh	6	Dr. D. Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, KMC Manipal, etc.

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