Yes, in Maharashtra, the private colleges have 15% of the total number of their seats booked for the government quota . You can study in them for low fees, that is, almost half of the total fees or less. These seats are allotted through the All India counselling.

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Commissionerate, Common Entrance Test Cell (CET), Mumbai will release the NEET cutoff 2019 Maharashtra in the last week of August, after the counselling session is over. Maharashtra NEET cutoff 2019 is considered as the last rank of a candidate who was granted admission to medical and dental colleges for the particular academic session. Maharashtra MBBS cutoff 2019 will be published for 15% All India Quota and 85% State Quota seats, separately. NEET 2019 has conducted on May 5, by NTA. The state counselling authority, Commissionerate, CET, Mumbai, Maharashtra will release the NEET 2019 cutoff Maharashtra for 85% state quota seats. While Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) on behalf of Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) will release the cutoff for 15% All India Quota seats. Candidates who will qualify the NEET UG entrance exam will be eligible for admission to 4256 MBBS and 2572 BDS seats offered in government and private colleges of Uttar Pradesh. The state counselling authority will commence the Maharashtra MBBS/BDS admission 2019 in the first week of June, with the release of online application form. Aspirants can read the article on NEET 2019 cutoff Maharashtra to check the last All India Quota rank, state quota rank and other details.



https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-maharashtra



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