In India, a huge number of students pass their 12th exams with higher grades. Many of them are applying for NEET Exam to get admission in Medical college.
Take AIPMTs example, around 7 lakh students appeared for NEET Exam and only 2800 get in. And if you are from general category then it is very difficult to get admission in government colleges because the cutoff is very high for the general category. Due to the unavailability of seats, most of the students drop 1 or 2 years for preparation. Out of which only a few students get admission in their desired college after their preparation. After all this preparation admission is not guaranteed for average NEET scorers then they need to apply to various private university and each university needs some application money, which is non- refundable.
But these days, booking a seat at a medical college at a very high price is becoming a business that leads to a shortage of seats for the deserving students. The cost of a complete MBBS degree in India is also rising to more than double the actual amount. Many students, who can afford to pay a high amount to the top private universities and schools, get admission very easily despite the outcome of their grades and entrance exams. And this process leads major trouble for the deserving students who can't afford these high rates. Their fee structure is a nightmare to many students. Let’s discuss some disadvantages of private medical universities
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