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My friend has got reservation, so he asks what will be the fee structure/chances of getting a seat- if he opts for allindia, deemed, AFMC?


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cijo varghese 21st Jun, 2019
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Ankita Behera 5th Jul, 2019

Hi,

The reservation system only affects the closing rank for the categories.

For candidates with reservation the cutoffs are lower than that of UR.

Since you haven't mentioned any detail about his category or the state he belongs it will be difficult to answer precisely.

With his rank he might be able to get a good college, but government might be difficult

Now about the effect of reservation on fee structure, then the fee structures remains the same for all categories.

However for deemed the fees will be between 12-25lakhs/annum depending upon the college.

Hope it helps

All the best

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