All deemed universities are considered good for MBBS and have a decent reputation (NEET 2017)?

The problem with deemed universities isn’t their decency, but their enormous fee. Most of the deemed universities are better in means if facilities and hygiene than the common Govt. Hospitals.

But yes, another problem may be because of non availability of patients. That's a major setback to new Doctors. I hope you got your answer.

Sk Chaudhry, Passed 12th from M.K Convent School (2017)

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Rahul Kumar

Sep 08, 2021

The problem with deemed universities isn’t their decency, but their enormous fee. Most of the deemed universities are better in means if facilities and hygiene than the common Govt. Hospitals.

But yes, another problem may be because of non availability of patients. That's a major setback to new Doctors. I hope you got your answer.

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