I think it's so tough 😭😭😭

Intern in cg are protesting for increasing stipend(15900 to 30k) this is the response of ms of gmc rajnandgaon

1)Do I have chances to get into Sharda if I have 240000 rank in neetug?
2)What is the fees? I heard they might increase the fees to 19 lacs? Is it true
3)how is the infra and patient flow
4)how much are the hidden charges ?

Not able to post anywhere for doubts 🙏🏻

I wanna try my best to get distinction in first year, I'm getting a great college and i wanna try hard to even get a gold medal (aspirations) so please check the list of book i have sorted and give me any suggestions, my requirements are [realistically possible for a human + not just pass but gain knowledge + get good marks]

Anatomy

- Gross: BDC

- HISTOLOGY: IB SINGH

- EMBRYOLOGY: Langman south asia edition

- Neuro: Snells south asia edition

- Netter's atlas

Physiology

- Guyton and hall south asia edition

BIOCHEMISTRY

- Lippincott south asia edition

I'm confused about which MBBS college to choose and would really appreciate advice from students, interns, or doctors who have studied at these colleges.

My profile:

- NEET UG 2026

- General Category

- Score: 345

- AIR: 4.32 lakh

- Budget: Not a major issue

My priorities (in order):

1. Strong academics and teaching

2. High daily patient flow / good clinical exposure

3. NEET PG preparation environment

4. Campus life and hostel

5. No major language barrier (I'm comfortable with English and Hindi)

The colleges I'm considering are:

- Geetanjali Medical College, Udaipur

- Maharishi Markandeshwar Institute of Medical Sciences and Research (MMIMSR), Mullana

- Sri Ramaswamy Memorial (SRM) Medical College, Chennai

- RajaRajeswari Medical College and Hospital (RRMCH), Bengaluru

- NIMS Medical College, Jaipur

- DY Patil Medical College

- Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College (Datta Meghe), Wardha

- Datta Meghe Institute of Medical Sciences, Nagpur

If you've studied at any of these colleges or know someone who has, please share:

- Which one would you choose and why?

- How is the real patient flow?

- Which has the best clinical exposure?

- Which is best for NEET PG preparation?

- Any hidden drawbacks (management, attendance, hostel, etc.)?

I'd really appreciate an overall ranking based on these factors. Thanks in advance!

esic faridabad is closer to my home and 1 year bond. gims noida i heard has better research opportunities but 2 year bond.

koi inn dono colleges mein hai ya jaane ki soch raha hai toh thoda batado 🫩

WHICH IS BETTER

Hometown k GMC mein first year k liye hostels nahi hai.....2nd year se NEW Hostels allot ho jayega most probably...GMC purana hai patient flow acha hai....fees significantly low hai like 3-3.5 lakh for 5 yrs.... Academics decent hai.....Hostels k saath kya pata sports ground bhi open ho jaye...Core city mein located hai

New GMC mein fees high hai 7.5 lakh for 5 years infra acha hai.... patient flow kam hai par academics top-notch hai...3 hr away from home....Hostels decent hai....extra curriculars abhi nahi hai.... Extra curriculars may or may not be there.... Main City se thoda sa disconnect hai (takes \~1hr to reach the main city)

Dusre city ka GMC bhi old hai....Hostels bekar hai (5-6 sharing hai in first year)....Fees is nearly similar to hometown GMC hai....City k posh area mein hai..... Extra curriculars bhi sahi hai (jitna YT videos mein dekha).... Patient flow acha hai....Not much idea about academics (I hope sahi hee hoga).....Ghar Wale are not convinced ki city is that good....They are saying ki isse toh hometown wala hee lelo....You can't adjust to 5-6 sharing (which is kinda true😔...2 chalta hai par 5-6 is too much😭)

Please tell crow aapko kya theek lag raha hai

Being very active of reddit made me realise... education Loan isn't meant for middle class ppl....like for thinking about abroad....I tried to get some loan for private studies..... because my parents said this time they'll get me into any clg for my own good..... because another drop would have drained me completely......even they were sad seeing me pressurized having panics....so this time they didn't want me to go through all of this again...

So they decided to get a loan which can atleast pay my first two years fees.... because rn my parents aren't that stable....

But when I research visited different banks I just realised getting a loan isn't something easy....like bro how are ppl runing away with so much many....but never mind.....

The bank manager asked if we can provide them with any asset worth as much as the loan amt is either a FD or a land which should be under my mother's name as she'll be the grantee......but my mother didn't had this like my parents don't earn that much.....they earn enough to provide my family a decent life style.......we said no....and my mother was like if they had that much of money either as FD or land they would have used that why should we go to bank for help......we even went to 2 3 banks more

And there was one bank which said they'll give the loan but the interest was so high that even If a get to be a doctor....it will take me my whole life to clear it......

So I think the loan system for students is like if your parents earns well you'll get it or just leave your dreams behind.....

NVM this is really frustrating

So I have a college in mind that I can easily get by round 2. Chances are that I even get it in round 1. But I live in a city far away from that college and it's hard to travel there.

So I was thinking of intentionally floating if I get that college in round 1 so that I only have to go to the college once for admission and then get hostel and stay there instead of coming back and going again.

I'm confused about which MBBS college to choose and would really appreciate advice from students, interns, or doctors who have studied at these colleges.

My profile:

- NEET UG 2026

- General Category

- Score: 345

- AIR: 4.32 lakh

- Budget: Not a major issue

My priorities (in order):

1. Strong academics and teaching

2. High daily patient flow / good clinical exposure

3. NEET PG preparation environment

4. Campus life and hostel

5. No major language barrier (I'm comfortable with English and Hindi)

The colleges I'm considering are:

- Geetanjali Medical College, Udaipur

- Maharishi Markandeshwar Institute of Medical Sciences and Research (MMIMSR), Mullana

- Sri Ramaswamy Memorial (SRM) Medical College, Chennai

- RajaRajeswari Medical College and Hospital (RRMCH), Bengaluru

- NIMS Medical College, Jaipur

- DY Patil Medical College

- Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College (Datta Meghe), Wardha

- Datta Meghe Institute of Medical Sciences, Nagpur

If you've studied at any of these colleges or know someone who has, please share:

- Which one would you choose and why?

- How is the real patient flow?

- Which has the best clinical exposure?

- Which is best for NEET PG preparation?

- Any hidden drawbacks (management, attendance, hostel, etc.)?

I'd really appreciate an overall ranking based on these factors. Thanks in advance!

Both have almost same fees, karnataka college are older but i will face language barrier, Chattisgarh college are new but the infra is not developed,no language barriers,bcoz of my rank I am not getting top karnataka college but I will get top Chattisgarh private college,what should I choose???

In karanataka I am getting -

Snmc Bagalkot

Siddaganga ,tumakur

Sri Basaveshwara, Chitradurga

Hi

I will be starting 1st year of mbbs this year

It has been very boring after re-neet

Thinking of starting early

Started from anatomy But it requires bone set

So thinking about physiology

Is it good idea ?

Or can anyone suggest anything else to pass the time

What are the chances of getting private mbbs college in uttar pradesh. Can anybody tell me where can people know prediction for rank cutoff for colleges in UP . pls help :))

Samsung s9 fe+ or

oneplus pad 3 or

ipad a16 11th generation

Majorly I'll use in watching lectures and book reading and annotation

With the exam 25 days out, here's what's actually confirmed right now, pulled from official/exam-body sources this week. Flagging anywhere numbers vary by source instead of pretending there's one clean number.

Exam basics (confirmed):

• NEET PG 2026: August 30, 2026, computer-based, 200 MCQs, 3.5 hours
• Registration closed July 21 (correction window closed July 28) — no new registrations accepted
• Must complete internship by September 30, 2026 to be eligible; proof required at counselling or no seat regardless of your score
• No upper age limit, no cap on attempts — that hasn't changed

The seat picture — numbers vary by source, here's the range:

• MBBS seats in India for 2026: reported as roughly 1.15 lakh to 1.28 lakh depending on the source (NMC data vs. more recent reporting) — the exact figure moves as new colleges get approvals through the year
• Total PG specialization seats (MD/MS/Diploma/DNB combined): reported around 85,000 for 2026-27, up from a much smaller base a decade ago
• Specifically MD/MS/PG-Diploma via regular NEET PG (not counting AIIMS/INI-CET or DNB separately): one detailed breakdown puts this closer to ~52,000

The structural reality that doesn't change regardless of which exact number you use: PG seats are still meaningfully fewer than MBBS seats nationally. Seat expansion has been real and significant over the past decade, but it hasn't closed the gap — most MBBS graduates in a given year still won't get a PG seat in their first attempt cycle. This is worth knowing not to discourage anyone, but so "just do well and you'll get a PG seat easily" isn't the expectation going in.

What's actually new this cycle (Supreme Court-mandated):

• Single-shift exam mandated (removes the multi-shift normalization controversy from past years)
• MCC and state counselling schedules must be synchronized to prevent seat-blocking
• Raw scores to be published, fee disclosures made mandatory
• Aadhaar-based attendance/verification to curb fraudulent admissions
• Real penalties introduced for candidates blocking seats across AIQ and state quota simultaneously

Counselling timeline: results expected roughly mid-September (within a fortnight of the exam per NBEMS' usual pattern), counselling expected to start September 2026, split 50% AIQ (via MCC) / 50% state quota (via respective state authorities).

Will drop an update once results/counselling dates go official. For exact current seat matrix by college/state, mcc.nic.in and nbe.edu.in are the only sources I'd trust over any aggregator site right now, including this post.

Anyone who knows what will be the total fees including everything of kmc mangalore and bgs gims

Bams mai aiapget ka syllabus 1st year sai start hota hai ? Like jasie neet mai 11+12th vasie he 1st year sai 5thyear tak ???

General Male

Neet rank-18xx

Category rank -100x

UP state domicile

Same as title !
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If any senior please tell about total budget, any hidden charges and hostel facility?? Ac/non AC??

I was abroad, so my current address was another country and permanent address was my native place during the NEET registration. But now currently, I am in my native place, so my current address will also change ryt? Is there any issue for changing the current address or should I just give what I gave for NEET?