Course | Fees | Eligibility | Action |
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MBBS | ₹7.03 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 with 50% + NEET |
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Actually ilike to be a Doctor and I like to read.. So in medicine there we have a lot to read and understand so I choose mbbs as a Carrier Curriculum which is provided by kuhs is good , we having 4 exams total 2 internal 1 model and the final university exam.. They will calculat our attendance, internalexam mark all for internals
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If i said it was to improve the soceity i would be lying. Along with that i alsl wanted a social status and a handsome payment. For every professional there are about 10-15 students. Most of them have MBBS degree and rest have bachelors or master or doctorate in their specified fields
Merrit seat costs about 5 lakh/ yr Nri seats is for 20 lakh / yr Consideration for SC /ST/OEC students is there Students who cannot afford fees can take educational loan as the college will give us correct fees details about the course and fee receipts
The fee structure for the MBBS course is very low as compared to all of the other medical colleges of India. The fee structure is relatively very affordable for the middle class students. The fees structure is never a problem for any student who is studying in this college. I have also never faced any problem while submiting the fees.
Fees is based on various socioeconomic levels. In general one could say it iss expensive, especially when compared To the fee structure in government colleges. But for those with reservations, it's feasible.
Fee is around Rs 5,00,000/- for management qouta and Rs 20,00,000/- for NRI students per annum which is fairly expensive but the fee structure stays the same for most of the non governmental colleges. Medical education is expensive generally if not for government college.
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