There are around 300 government medical colleges in India offering MBBS courses. These colleges are spread across various states and Union Territories. The number may change slightly as new colleges open or existing ones change their status. Admission to these colleges is through exams like NEET, and they provide affordable education compared to private institutions. Government colleges also offer better infrastructure, experienced faculty, and opportunities for practical training in hospitals.

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In Gujarat, there is no specific reservation for girls in MBBS admissions. Female candidates are eligible for the same reservations as male candidates under the State Quota, which includes categories like SC, ST, SEBC, EWS, and PwD. These reservations apply to both male and female candidates.

Additionally, some medical colleges in Gujarat may offer a Single Girl Child Quota to encourage education for single girl children. This can be a potential advantage for female candidates, but it's specific to certain colleges, and eligibility may vary.

It's advisable to check the official admission guidelines of the respective colleges for detailed information on available quotas.

Yes, a Gazetted Character Certificate can be used in place of the character certificate issued by your school during MBBS admission, as long as it is properly attested by a gazetted officer. It serves the same purpose, verifying that you have good moral character. However, it's always best to check the specific requirements of the medical college you are applying to, as some may prefer a character certificate from your last attended school or college.

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To become a doctor in India after completing your MBBS abroad, you need to clear the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination), which is conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE). This exam allows you to practice medicine in India. If you plan to pursue a PG in the UK, it won't directly impact your ability to return to India. After completing your PG, you can continue practicing, but the FMGE is still required for your initial medical practice in India.

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To secure a government MBBS seat in Maharashtra under the D3 category in NEET 2025, you should aim for a score of at least 620-630+.

In NEET 2024, the cutoff for the D3 category was around 600 marks, but since cutoffs tend to rise every year due to competition, scoring above 620 will give you a better chance of getting into a government medical college.

However, the actual cutoff may vary based on factors like seat availability, difficulty level of the exam, and the number of applicants. So, it's always best to aim higher to increase your chances.

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Yes, a candidate with Maharashtra domicile can apply for MBBS admission in Gujarat under the All India Quota (15% of seats) through NEET.

However, for the 85% State Quota seats in Gujarat, candidates typically need to meet specific domicile criteria, such as residing in Gujarat for at least 10 continuous years or having parents who are bona fide residents of Gujarat.

Therefore, without meeting Gujarat's domicile requirements, a Maharashtra domicile candidate would primarily be eligible for admission through the All India Quota.

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