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The cost for boys hostel for 3-year programme can vary depending upon what type of accommodation you choose, AC or Non-AC. For non-AC it starts at minimum 65,000 Rs per year which includes services like Laundry, Housekeeping and Wi-Fi. For three years considering the security deposits it may cost approximately 2 to 3 Lacs for a 3 year programme. The accommodation is "Apartment Style" with suites of bedrooms that share a common lounge and bathroom. Each bedroom provides double occupancy and so each apartment has 6 occupants. The well-appointed rooms are well lit and well ventilated, with geysers in every bathroom and each student is provided with a separate B.Ed mattress, pillow, pillow covers and sheets, cupboards and study table with chair. To make the environment safe, healthy and more conducive to study, the university ensures 24-hour water supply and power supply, tight security with surveillance cameras and 24X7 security guards. 24 hours medical room is also available for any medical need.

Admission to medical colleges, including deemed universities, is highly competitive and depends on various factors such as the number of available seats, the difficulty level of the exam, and the performance of other candidates. The minimum qualifying marks in NEET can vary each year, depending on these factors. As of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021, it is challenging to secure admission to a medical college, including deemed universities, with a score of 253 marks in NEET. The competition for medical seats is typically high, and the cutoff scores tend to be higher. However, it's important to note that admission cutoffs can vary each year, and it's advisable to refer to the official information and cutoff scores released by the respective colleges or authorities for accurate and up-to-date information. Keep track of the official counseling processes, cutoff scores, and eligibility criteria specified by the concerned authorities for admission to deemed universities. Additionally, apart from deemed universities, there are other options such as state government medical colleges, private medical colleges, and central government institutions where you can explore admission possibilities based on your NEET score. It's always recommended to consult with academic counselors, stay updated with official announcements, and consider multiple options while making decisions regarding medical admissions.