If I get above 500 marks in neet exam is it necessary to pay 5lakhs per year in medical colleges for MBBS
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17th May, 2018
Hello Aishwarya,
It depends what college you take Admissions. If take Admissions in a private college, then the fees will be around 5 lakhs per annum. For Governement Colleges, the fees are around Rs. 60,000 per year. I hope I answered your query. All the best!
It depends what college you take Admissions. If take Admissions in a private college, then the fees will be around 5 lakhs per annum. For Governement Colleges, the fees are around Rs. 60,000 per year. I hope I answered your query. All the best!
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17th May, 2018
Dear Student,
It's upon what type of college you get or choose to opt in your counseling. If you get admission in an government college the fees would be much more lesser and will on an average range between 50 - 70 thousand a year. While if you get an private college the fees can be much more than Rs. 5 lakhs per annum. So it's up-to you what you opt for or what you get in the counseling. Hope this might help you.
Best of luck.
It's upon what type of college you get or choose to opt in your counseling. If you get admission in an government college the fees would be much more lesser and will on an average range between 50 - 70 thousand a year. While if you get an private college the fees can be much more than Rs. 5 lakhs per annum. So it's up-to you what you opt for or what you get in the counseling. Hope this might help you.
Best of luck.
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