What is the NEET UG expected cutoff at Government Medical College, Nagpur? How are its placements?
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NEET UG eligibility to apply in counseling is around 194 for general category
140 for OBC and so on
Cutt off charges every year depending on how well people score. You can surely get a government MBBS seat if you have 620 marks or above out of 720 in general category
After your MBBS final year every student has to complete a compulsory internship in a hospital attached to the college. You can expect salary of 10000 per month if you are in government medical college of Maharashtra
After your internship you can join as Resident medical officer RMO and expect a salary of 60000 per month.
If you get good rank in PG entrance, you enjoy your de...more
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