Course | Fees | Eligibility | Application Date | Action |
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MBBS | ₹18,073 (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 with 50% + NEET | 9 Feb - 27 Aug 2024 | |
B.Sc (Nursing) | ₹3,000 (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 | - | |
M.D | ₹90,000 (Total Fees) | Graduation | - | |
M.Ch | ₹90,000 (Total Fees) | Post Graduation | - | |
M.S | ₹90,000 (Total Fees) | Graduation | - |
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Mbbs is a really good couse which helped to learn more about healthcare and patient managrment The curriculum is very meticulously prepared and helps us to tackle future issues which come up Difficulty of exams are high but can score and pass without much difficulty if we study more than 2months with full dedication for each final exam
The fee structure is as follows: First year 13,610 Second year 12,610 Third year 12,610 Fourth year 12,610 Fifth year 12,610 Thus the total fee for the entire programme is Rs 64,050 which is quite feasible.
Since it is a government college,fees are not too high if u are a scholarship holder fees structure is too low if you are not scholarship holder fees are not too expensive it is less than 20 thousand.
Feasible. 10,000- 15000 per annum. You will have an additional college maintenance fees of 760 per annum. And students council fees of around 500 per annum. And exam fees of around 10000. Approximately you will spend around 35- 50 thousand rupees per annum including books
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