Yes, every private medical college holds 15% of seats reserved under the management quota. These seats have a fee structure different from the prescribed normal fees. In India, all 23 states conclusively offer 37,690 seats for admission in MBBS through management quota.

The fees for seats in MBBS through management quota are quite low compared to the normal prescribed fee. The fee for these seats may vary anywhere between 20 lakhs per annum to 45 lakhs per annum.

No, you cannot get direct admission in MBBS, even through management quota. You should have appeared and qualified for NEET and attended the counseling procedure before you apply for the management quota.

Yes, some countries do allow NEET-qualified students to get admission in MBBS colleges in their respective states.

If you want to get admission in MBBS through management quota, you would have to follow the normal procedure first which is attending both rounds of counseling. You would have to then apply under management quota with the respective authority.

If you belong to the general category, you need to score in the 50th percentile in order to qualify for the NEET UG exam. For OBCs, SCs, and STs, it is the 40th percentile.

No, taking admission through the management quota in MBBS is not at all illegal. The management quota in a private medical college is authorized by the Government of India. The government allows private colleges and deemed universities to reserve and fill 15% of the total seats with different fee structures. Management quota, therefore, stands as a legal helping hand to the management of any given deemed/ private institution.