MGIMS Wardha News & Updates 2025: Notifications, Notice, Result

List of Semi-Government MBBS Colleges in Maharashtra includes popular institutions such as the Armed Forces Medical College, the Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, and the ESI PGIMSR. A semi government college typically refers to the institutions that are neither fully government funded nor privately funded. The main purpose behind the establishment of semi govt MBBS colleges in Maharashtra is to provide a blend of quality education at an affordable cost. Approximately 326 seats are available for admission at the semi government MBBS colleges in Maharashtra. The average course fee at the semi govt MBBS colleges in Maharashtra ranges from INR 7,00,000 to INR 11,00,000. Check out the detailed information from college to fees to accepting exams below in this article.

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NEET PG 2025 cutoff for government colleges in Maharashtra is expected to be 291 for the general category, 257 for SC/ST/OBC students, and 274 for General-PH applicants. The Medical Council Committee (MCC) will declare the NEET PG Cutoff for Government Colleges in Maharashtra after the release of the NEET PG 2025 Result. The NEET PG 2025 cutoff for government colleges in Maharashtra will be released for 3,576 seats in the state. The list is released based on the NEET PG cutoff that is declared on an all-India basis. Since the entrance exam is tough and students participate in high numbers, it is a challenging task to secure the NEET PG 2025 cutoff. Students can refer to this article to gain a better understanding of the NEET PG 2025 Cutoff for government colleges in Maharashtra.

The list of medical colleges for 200-300 marks in NEET UG 2025 features names like Jorhat Medical College and Hospital, Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Kozhikode Government Medical College, and so on. Each of these institutes will release the category-wise cutoff separately to conduct the admission process via the NEET 2025 Counselling. Around 1,18,190 MBBS seats and 27,868 BDS seats will be filled through the NEET UG Counselling.

The WB ANM & GNM 2025 examination will be conducted on October 19, 2025. Students can visit the official website of the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination Board (WBJEEB) @wbjeeb.in to download their WB ANM & GNM 2025 Admit Card from October 10, 2025, onwards. On the day of the WB ANM GNM examination, students will be required to carry their WB ANM GNM hall ticket 2025 and a valid ID proof to get entry to the examination hall.

Through the WB ANM GNM 2025 exam, students can take admission to the basic healthcare and nursing courses in West Bengal. To ensure a fair and transparent selection process, the WBJEEB has laid down certain WB ANM and GNM 2025 important examination rules and guidelines that all students must follow while appearing for the WBJEE ANM GNM examination 2025. Students must follow the ANM dress code in West Bengal, which ideally requires them to wear white shirts and a pair of black trousers/pants.

In this article, we will discuss the important examination rules for WB ANM and GNM 2025 that all students must be aware of before appearing for the examination. These rules cover various aspects of the exam day guidelines, and the students need to understand them thoroughly to avoid any inconvenience during the examination.

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The Telangana NEET 2025 web options process has started. It will be conducted from September 16 to September 18, 2025. Students can select colleges and courses of their choice, rank them as per their preference and then lock them. Students are advised to research well before selecting a college. The Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences will be administering the web options procedure. Those who complete the web options procedure will be allotted seats in the next rounds. Students eager to know more about the Telangana NEET 2025 web options can go through the important dates, steps to fill the choices, etc. 

KNRUHS Telangana NEET UG Web Options 2025 Released: The Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Telangana, has released the web options entry link for Telangana NEET UG 2025 counselling today, September 16. Candidates who have successfully registered for the counselling process can now exercise their web options to select preferred colleges and courses for the upcoming academic session through the counselling website- tsmedadm.tsche.in. The web options entry process began on September 16 (6 AM) and will continue till September 18 (11:30 PM). Candidates are advised to complete the choice-filling process well before the deadline to avoid last-minute technical issues. The web options facility allows candidates to select their preferred colleges and courses in order of priority.

The INI CET 2026 seats will be offered for MD, MCh, MS, and MDH admission across 22 institutes spread all over the country. Out of these 22 institutes, 18 are AIIMS colleges spread in different cities. To be eligible and secure one of the many INI CET 2026 seats, applicants must clear the INI CET 2026 and meet the INI CET Cutoff Marks 2026.

Also read: INI CET 2026 Result 

The INI CET 2026 seat matrix will be filled up through the counselling process of the exam. The INI CET Counselling process 2026 will be conducted in 4 rounds. Students who qualify the INI CET 2026 exam will be invited for the counselling rounds. Scroll down to learn more about the INI CET Seat Matrix 2026, category-wise seat reservations, and other important details.

Telangana MBBS Admission 2025: In Telangana, parents and students are strongly opposing GO 33, a government order that changed the rules for deciding local status in MBBS admissions. Earlier, many students from AP-TG border districts who studied part of their schooling in Telangana were treated as locals, even if they did their Intermediate in Andhra Pradesh. However, under the new rule, only those who have studied continuously in Telangana or resided there for four years before the qualifying exam are considered locals. As a result, several students with Telangana domicile, documents, and residence are now losing their local quota eligibility. Parents term this unfair, as these children were born and raised in Telangana but studied Intermediate in AP. Parents are demanding that the government review GO 33 and provide relaxation for students.