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MBBS admission with low NEET score is one of the biggest concerns for students and parents after the NEET UG 2026 result. A lower-than-expected score can make admission to a government medical college difficult, but it does not automatically mean that the dream of becoming a doctor is over. So, can students get MBBS admission […]
What is the minimum NEET score for private MBBS admission 2026? This is one of the most common questions among students and parents after the NEET UG result. The short answer is that there is no single NEET score that guarantees admission to every private medical college in India. For NEET UG 2026, the qualifying […]
Planning MBBS admission in India 2026 can feel complicated for both students and parents. Qualifying NEET UG is only the first step. After the NEET result, candidates must understand MCC counselling, state counselling, 15% All India Quota, state quota, MBBS cut-offs, government and private medical college fees, choice filling, documents, security deposits and college selection. […]
The NEET counselling security deposit is one of the most important financial components of the MBBS and BDS admission process. While registering for MCC counselling, candidates must pay a non-refundable registration fee and a refundable security deposit. However, the word “refundable” often creates confusion. The security deposit is not returned immediately after a counselling round, […]
Choosing between government vs private medical colleges is one of the most important decisions candidates must make during NEET UG counselling. The type of medical college you select can affect your total MBBS expenses, clinical exposure, internship experience, campus life and future career planning. Government medical colleges are usually preferred because of their comparatively affordable […]
The 15% All India Quota in MBBS admission, commonly called the 15% AIQ, allows NEET-qualified candidates to compete for government medical college seats across India without being restricted to their home state. Participating government medical and dental colleges contribute 15% of their seats to the All India Quota pool. The Medical Counselling Committee, or MCC, […]
