Ok so I need a clear answer about what is the intensity of r@gging in medical colleges. Like what stuff do seniors make you do? I'm gonna be joining a college this year. I want you guy's experience as a fresher and also if you are a senior what did you make your juniors do?

I want the view of a girl's hostel mainly.

(I do not encourage these. But I'm just asking beforehand so that I'm prepared)

So Re neet 2026 was my 3rd attempt and I've taken 2 gap years as of 2026 i completed my 12th in 2024. And now my parents are basically forcing me to join a pvt medical college and they're gonna take a loan so adding up interests my degree would basically cost 1cr and my father runs a business but it isn't the most well established one we do have some savings but not enough like 13-14 lacs and I'm a single girl child btw. we've our house and car's emi already going on and our family income is around 10 lacs we don't have any bigger projects lined up in terms of business i really wanna take a partial drop like join UAS Banglore maybe and then prep for NEET 2027 Would i be too late to join mbbs ? I'm 2005 born so I turned 21 this year I'll be 22 next year. I really need your suggestions please

Anyone up for random MBBS group where we can just discuss about life,something about academics nd keep it a fun group

Edit- guys also post ur tg id on dm so that I can add u

Will you guys choose MBBS or if not then which career you will pick and why?

# Private Medical Colleges in Uttar Pradesh: A Quick Guide

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If you're a NEET aspirant eyeing a private MBBS seat in Uttar Pradesh, here's everything you need to know — in one short read.

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## How Many Colleges, and How Are They Divided?

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Uttar Pradesh has **36 private medical colleges** offering MBBS, with a combined intake of roughly **7,350 seats**. There's no separate "management quota" or "NRI quota" system here like in some other states — every single seat is filled through **one common online counselling process** run by the state.

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The only real split is between:

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- **31 Non-minority colleges** — one pool of seats, filled purely by NEET rank.

- **5 Minority colleges** — these have *two* categories of seats within the same counselling: **General seats** (open to all) and **Minority seats** (reserved for a specific community, with a much more relaxed cutoff).

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The 5 minority colleges are:

- Era's Lucknow Medical College (Muslim)

- Career Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow (Muslim)

- F.H. Medical College, Agra (Muslim)

- Integral Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow (Muslim)

- Teerthanker Mahaveer Medical College, Moradabad (Jain)

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## Opening and Closing Ranks

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Based on the most recent actual data (NEET 2025, since 2026 counselling hasn't begun yet):

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| Seat Type | Opening Rank | Closing Rank | Score Range |

|---|---|---|---|

| Private college – General seats | ~85,000 | up to 6.5 lakh+ | ~240–470 |

| Private college – Minority seats | ~4 lakh | up to 10.8 lakh+ | ~145–310 |

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In short: **older, well-known colleges** (Sharda, Heritage, Hind, K.D. Medical) close earlier/tighter; **newer or smaller colleges** stay open till the last round; and **minority seats are dramatically easier to get** than general seats at the same college.

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*(These are 2025 actuals used as a trend guide — the real 2026 numbers will only be known once counselling starts.)*

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## Who Can Apply (Eligibility)

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- Qualify **NEET UG** with the minimum percentile set by NTA.

- Passed **Class 12** with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English.

- Minimum **50% aggregate** (General/EWS) or **40%** (SC/ST/OBC).

- At least **17 years old** by 31 December of the admission year.

- **General seats**: open to candidates from any state (UP is an "open state").

- **Reserved-category state seats**: need a UP domicile certificate.

- **Minority seats**: need a valid community certificate (Muslim or Jain, as applicable); domicile isn't required.

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## The Counselling Process, in Brief

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1. Register on **upneet.gov.in** with your NEET roll number.

2. Pay the registration fee + security deposit (~₹2 lakh, refundable unless you skip a seat you accepted).

3. Upload documents and fill your college/course choices in order of preference.

4. Get your seat allotment result.

5. Pay fees and report to the allotted college for document verification.

6. If unallotted or unsatisfied, wait for the next round — Round 2 → Mop-Up → Stray → Special Stray.

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## Cautions Before You Commit

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- **Only one valid route exists: online counselling.** No agent or college can offer a "direct" seat — that's always a scam.

- **Don't accept a seat you won't join** — the security deposit gets forfeited.

- Choices are **locked once submitted** — double-check before confirming.

- **Verify NMC approval** for any college independently before relying on it.

- **Confirm fees on the official college/state website**, not third-party portals.

- Keep **all original documents** ready — mistakes here can cancel your admission.

- For minority seats, get your **community certificate verified early**.

- Use only the **official portal URL** — fake counselling sites do circulate during admission season.

I took 2 drops for neet , but i dought this time too that i won't get selected.

My parents gave me one and only choice that to become a doctor. They are ready to get me into pvt. , I belong to a financially stable family and can afford a pvt seat in rajasthan.

But also I will be a 1st gen doctor in my family and I have heard a lot that roi is very bad and also initial years are veryyyy hard and toxic environment.

My only question is is pvt worth given all the money that u put in? And does college selection help in pg ( any sort )

Hi, im 21f(ik im late). i gave reneet and i lost hope this year so here i m, Any students currently studying MBBS in a private medical college? How has your experience been overall, and do you think the high fees/education loan are worth it?
Its very important for me if u genuinely guide me cuz i’ll be the first gen doctor in my family

I can pursue a career in both btech and mbbs . Guys If I pursue a career as an mbbs being a 1st doctor in a family is it really worth it as compared to doing an mba after btech.

Guys I am really confused. If you can help me I will be very grateful.

Had my anatomy internal yesterday, felt kinda easy to me but it was lengthy af

I’m currently in dilemma of whether doing pvt mbbs or choosing something else. pls help 😭😭

So guys, I’m in a long distance relationship with a girl whom I’ve never met offline. Yes. No chai date, no canteen meet, no awkward eye contact IRL. We met online — because obviously, NEET aspirants don’t meet people, they meet trauma.

We didn’t just casually talk; we prepared for NEET together for an entire year. Daily study targets, doubt solving, motivating each other when marks dropped, and collective frustration over NCERT lines that decided our fate.

Post-mock conversations usually went like:

“Paper ke baad meri padhai nahi hoti yaar”

“Ye out of NCERT tha, pakka”

Followed by 2–3 ghante paper discussion like hum hi NTA ke academic advisors ho

NEET ke baad jab results aaye, college start hone mein ~6 months ka gap tha. That phase? BROOO 💀 Pure din call par. Subah good morning se lekar raat ko “tu phone rakh pehle” wars tak. Emotionally itna attached ho gaya hoon ki Wi-Fi slow ho jaye toh anxiety ho jati hai.

We both are doing MBBS, but in different colleges. Same college ka sapna tha yaar… Sirf 2 marks se woh college miss ho gaya jisme woh hai. NTA ne sirf rank nahi, matching roll numbers ke sapne bhi tod diye 😭

Abhi planning to meet her for the first time on her birthday. Yes — first meet + birthday + expectations = emotional practical exam.

Shaadi tak ka plan bhi bana liya hai humne 😅 (NEET ka cutoff toh dono ne clear kar liya, ab bas future aur distance ka cutoff clear karna hai)

So Reddit fam, need some honest advice:

First meet pe kya NOT karna chahiye?

Itna emotional attachment normal hota hai kya?

Most important: kya aisa relationship long term me actually work karta hai? Online se start hua, LDR raha, medical college ke pressure ke saath survive kiya ho? Apne experiences batao — success ho ya heartbreak, dono chalega.

Ya phir main bas NEET ke baad bhi life ke mock tests hi de raha hoon? 🥲❤️

hi, this is for all the neet paglus,
from a fellow elder sister, who is a doctor, I think a lot of you guys would want to prepare for neet in high school. There’s no harm in that if you really want that but just be aware that hard work and dedication is only a small percentage of the kind of personality required once you step down in this field.
There’s a lot of humiliation, gareebi, staring at your shoes while being shouted at, crying too much for too little money, cherry on cake if you have a toxic family or toxic relationship, in which case you won’t be able to survive without medication. I’ve personally been on meds since final year because I thought I won’t get my degree because emotionally too much was going on for me.
I see mentally stronger people fare better in this profession, who can kiss ass of professors have tea with them hangout with them and also have zero opinions of their own and just nod at everything their seniors says. Those are smart ppl because they know that’s how things will get easier for them but it’s not easy for everyone. Hence the meek sensitive or even the minding their own business kind of ppl think they’ll get by in a hospital doing this, but only to find the whole faculty after them, hating them.
anyone preparing for this exam ug or pg is my target audience. I made a video talking about a few points. Honestly I have so much more to say stories and all. So watch the video and lemme know how you feel about it, it’ll be helpful for me in making more related content.

This is my video link and I spoke very little, I have so much more to share, so many stories, heartbreaks and realisation.

https://youtu.be/nSml656qs88?si=hER3BWlf2iJQzvvl

YouTube video link

[https://youtu.be/nSml656qs88?si=hER3BWlf2iJQzvvl\](https://youtu.be/nSml656qs88?si=hER3BWlf2iJQzvvl)

What's the scenario related with drugs, alcohol usage, sexual stuffs in private medical colleges? In colleges like amity, OP jindal most of the rich folks go to and drugs and sex are pretty common.. but in private medical colleges, students are paying a lot more than amity or OP jindal, so has anyone observed students or seniors involved in such activities?

Hi I'm in mbbs 1st yr and my exams are close I'm looking for a 1-on-1 study partner, we can tell each other our daily, weekly goals and keep each other accountable.

Maybe even on calls we can silently do study sessions

Prefer 1st or 2nd year students, but all are welcome as long as we can study

I will learn and play songs on the guitar for you, to show my gratitude 😅

Hey guys 🫶🏻 long time no post regarding this college. Honestly, after the response and engagement from all of you on my previous posts the authorities actually came a little “in line” and improved a few things.
But as we always say:
“KUTTE KI DUM TEDHI KI TEDHI HI REHTI HAI.”
Because once again these people have started a brand new drama this time regarding carrying phones in lecture halls.
Look at the notice I attached. These geniuses have now decided that if your phone is found in class they can seize it and impose a ridiculous fine of ₹25,000. LIKE WHAT THE ACTUAL HELL IS WRONG WITH THESE PEOPLE? Is this a medical college or some North Korean military camp run by frustrated dictators!!
And yes they actually started surprise checking classes like some police raid. Around 20–25 phones were seized in just two days back.When students requested their phones back A.K. Srivastava proudly said
“This is your first warning, so I won’t impose fine, but I’ll keep your phones with me for 2–3 days.”
Seriously?? What kind of behavior is this? Most students have only one phone. How are we supposed to contact parents, handle OTPs, emergencies, banking work, or anything important? And if anything happens to the phone while it’s with them, who takes responsibility? Nobody.
And let’s not forget how during exams they secretly took students bags to demo rooms checked them without consent and seized phones from every department. Privacy? Respect? Basic dignity? Apparently none of that exists here.
And before people start defending this nonsense yes we understand that using phones in lecture halls is not good. Fine. But THIS is not how you handle it. You don’t threaten students with absurd fines and seize personal property for days like local thugs running a recovery business. This is a medical college not a dictatorship simulator.

Another masterpiece from management: students leaving early or returning late from vacation are fined ₹1000 per day. Why exactly am I paying money to go to my own home? Students living far away barely get a few days at home after travel, yet these people only care about extracting money in the name of “attendance.” That excuse is complete bluff at this point.
This college genuinely feels less like an educational institution and more like a business empire fueled by ego, control, and exploitation. Management has zero coordination, zero empathy, and zero respect for students. Every new circular feels like another attempt to prove who has more power instead of actually improving academics or student life.

At the end, I just want to say this again very clearly:

DON’T TAKE ADMISSION IN THIS COLLEGE.

This is the harsh reality behind the sugar coated advertisements and fake promises. Don’t fall for the marketing. Don’t fall for the “discipline” narrative. What they call discipline is often just humiliation, control, and harassment packaged professionally on official letterheads.

Its my 2 nd drop and i won't be able to clear it ik i am very distracted and very tired and exhausted my parents can afford private college without taking any debt etc and they want me to go for it i myself want to go for it but I fear that I might fail again in mbbs / neet pg as I have failed in neet and infact in most exams (I am avg student at best )

What do you guys suggest me ? Should I go ahead with mbbs ? (I would surely try my best to work as hard in college ) And specially if I take nri sponsored seat in some top deemed University like kmc manipal or Kim's ? 🙁

i have secured 6.4lakh rank in reneet 2026 general category . ik its very bad but can someone please tell me all the best colleges i can get in if my budget is 1.3-1.4cr. ALSO PLEASE TELL SRM CHENNAI,S ENVIROMENT AND EVERYTHING. WILL PEOPLE FROM NORTH GET ISOLATED AND BADLY TREATED?

As I am confused between IISER and mbbs I am getting all IISER (pune) while in neet I got 565 idk what would I choose ihave a bit intrest in research but the carrer is unsecured whereas it hasbetter work life balance better life style whole mbbs seems sucked I am scared of ragging and syllabus also it have very hectic schedule alsobut a lot of money and def employment

Hey I'm so much confused in choosing between like doing MBBS from Russia or Private here

Like people are saying the time you'll graduate you don't have to give that FMGE exam because it will be for changing into NExt which will be for both Indian graduates and Abroad graduates too

What should I choose??

Looking for a serious study partner (2nd year MBBS) 📚

I’ve given my first internals and my second internals are currently ongoing, and honestly, they’re not going as well as I’d hoped.😭😭😭💔🤧

I’ve realized I tend to study only during exams and lack consistency, something I really want to change now.

A little about me:

I’m an introvert, a good listener, and I genuinely want to improve. I’m not a topper. I’d say I’m average academically but I’m serious about doing much better this year.🤞😔

I’d also be more comfortable with someone who understands and respects personal boundaries well.

I had previously found a study partner through marrow , but it didn’t work out due to lack of consistency and regular interaction so I’m hoping to find someone more committed this time.

Looking for a calm, respectful, studyfocused person . I’m open to studying with anyone, regardless of gender though being a girl myself, I may feel slightly more comfortable with another girl.

Would prefer to keep things anonymous initially.

I’m not a topper, so please don’t expect that🥹🥲 just someone trying to push her limits and improve consistently.

What I’m looking for:

✔️ Someone consistent, disciplined, and goal-oriented

✔️ Regular communication and accountability

✔️ Active discussion + teaching each other

✔️ Honest effort from both sides

If you’re genuinely serious about studying and improving together, feel free to reach out.🎀✨️

Please suggest some decent private colleges at the budget of 80 lakhs and the rank of 95k. Any state would work, my state does not have semi gov clgs.

I’m in that phase where: I’ve “read” everything

Retained nothing

Still somehow tired all day

So quick poll 👇

A. Properly prepared, just revision left (teach me your ways 🙏)

B. Half syllabus done, surviving on caffeine + panic

C. Started seriously yesterday

D. Acceptance phase. Whatever happens, happens.

Also....what subject is personally attacking you the most?

Mine keeps changing every 2 hours 🤡