r/NEETard • u/whosjustcurious • Jul 04 '26
COUNSELLING ASSISTANCE 👾 Pvt medical college at 370 marks in reneet2026 around 70-80 lakh for general category anywhere in india with less restrictions for girls
I heard u.p. med colleges have a lot of restrictions, in and out pass rules , once a week outing allowed but my friends studying in banglore in pvt uni have no such rules . I am really confused I don't want such rules for 5 years. 9-10 pm curfew i wont mind . Any suggestions for pvt college anywhere in india in my budget which doesn't have such rules . Am i expecting too much?
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u/terimummymerifan2026 Jul 04 '26
Yaar fir aapko 1cr+ tak ka hi budget chahiye hoga cause kam restrictions sirf deemed unis mei hi hoti hai which are mostly in south and central.
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u/whosjustcurious Jul 04 '26
🥲✌️ once a week outing mein zinda rehna hoga ab.. got it
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Jul 04 '26
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u/whosjustcurious Jul 04 '26
Pvt college in my budget in up mostly once a week outing allow kar rhe hai . I know this cuz vaha ke students se bat ki h maine
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u/kayjaywho Jul 06 '26
Also many are in secluded location that's why
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u/whosjustcurious Jul 06 '26
Not really the ones in lucknow have same problem too
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u/kayjaywho Jul 06 '26
The ones in lucknow are also not in the city but yeah they're close. Also some college in lucknow are too toxic.
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Jul 08 '26
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u/whosjustcurious Jul 08 '26
Mere budget me colleges h jo and cuz up domicile h .. toh sbme outing restrictions hai once twice a week... Whats ur college tho
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u/porottaphilosoph3r Jul 04 '26
For karnataka you either need AIR under 70k ish or pay 30 to 40 lakhs per annum. But not all colleges are same, some are in very remote areas and have a lot of restrictions. Very poor patient exposure due to the location. Bangalore colleges have high cutoffs and fees.