Dear Student,

In order to be admitted to private medical schools, you must first take the NEET UG exam.

You must achieve the qualifying NEET cutoff, which is the 40th percentile for students in the reserved category and the 50th percentile for students in the general category.

After passing NEET, you are qualified to enrol in medical programmes including MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS, etc. You must submit an application for the MCC All India Quota counseling's Deemed University counselling. Additionally, you can apply to private institutions in your state that are not included in the category of acknowledged universities.

In summary -

The procedure for applying to a government medical college is exactly the same.

• Give NEET
• Results will be available with your ranking.
• Online registration is required for counselling.
• Counseling will take place.
• The results of counselling will be made public, along with the colleges you can enrol in.
  
• Now that you have your documents ready, you must have them validated at a certain location and on the day specified on the official website.
• Then, on the day of admission, you must bring those documents to the college to which you are applying. Pay them what they request once you have seen it on the college's official website, or you can get in touch with them to inquire about the charge.
• Direct online counselling might be used to fill seats.

Good luck if you meet the cutoff for any private colleges! You are now going to study to be a doctor.

How to prepare for NEET, complete preparation with tips -

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-preparation-tips/amp

Hope this helps,

Good luck.