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India MBBS/BDS Admission 2020

Indian has many government and personal universities/colleges where students may pursue their medical and dental courses. MBBS and BDS are the trending courses among students nowadays. Some colleges also offer the internship facility alongside the course duration. In India, there are numerous reputed institutions where one can complete their studies within the field of drugs like AFMC, CMC Vellore, PGIMER, Chandigarh, and lots of others. Through this text, interested candidates can get the entire information on India MBBS/BDS.

India MBBS/ BDS Admission Procedure

The admissions within the medical colleges and universities of India are offered only through national level entrance exams. Through national level entrance exams, candidates can get admission in any state medical and dental college in medical courses.

The admission into postgraduate medical courses is obtainable through NEET PG.

Entrance Exams
Central Board of education conducts the national level NEET entrance examination for offering admission in medical & dental courses. so as to urge admission in MBBS and BDS programmes, almost every state accept NEET scorecard.

However, AIIMS and JIPMER national level exams are replaced by NEET from, so candidates need to apply for NEET. there’s no state-level or university level entrance examination is conducted by any university or state authority. There are about 76,928 MBBS seats which are available across more than 532 medical colleges in India. Besides this, AIIMS offers around 1205 seats in its 15 campuses including its main campus in the national capital, New Delhi. JIPMER also offers 200 MBBS seats through its own entrance test for the JIPMER Puducherry and Karaikal campuses. MBBS admission to all these seats will be filled on the basis of NEET scores.

Top Medical Colleges in India India is home to various medical and dental colleges/ universities/ institutions. Candidates can pursue their studies from top colleges in India.

Some of the highest medical colleges in India are AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences), AFMC (Armed Forces Medical College), Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore, Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi and lots of others.

India MBBS Admission

The admission in MBBS/BDS programmes are offered through NEET national level entrance exam. The NEET is widely used by all Indian medical schools for MBBS/BDS admission.

AIIMS and JIPMER admission is also done through NEET scores. Candidates those who fulfil the given eligibility criteria can apply for NEET 2020.

Candidate must be an Indian citizen.
OCI candidates can also apply.
The minimum age of the candidate should be 17 years as on 31st December of the year of admission.
The maximum age is 25 years and 30 years for reserved categories.
Candidates should pass the 12th class with a PCB subject combination along with English as a compulsory subject.
Candidates those studying in 12th class can also apply.

Selection Procedure

The candidates will be selected for the seat allotment on the basis of rank. The seats will be allotted at the time of counselling. After the declaration of the NEET result, the authority will release the merit list of the candidates as per their ranks.

Candidates have to appear in the online counselling where they have to fill the preferences of colleges. For participating in the counselling it is necessary to first register on the respective counselling website.

Candidates have to undergo documents verification for the allotment of seats. Candidates can download the admission letter and report to the allotted colleges for final admission.

Documents Required

The candidates those will be eligible for the counselling should bring the documents which are given below.

10th Mark Sheet & Passing Certificate
12th Mark Sheet & Passing Certificate
NEET Admit Card
NEET Rank Card
Category Certificate (if applicable)
Character Certificate
Migration Certificate
Passport-size Photographs

NEET counselling

Type of NEET Counselling	Counselling Body
NEET Counselling for 15% AIQ Seats (except in Jammu & Kashmir) in Government medical and dental colleges	DGHS, on behalf of MCC
NEET Counselling for 85% State Quota seats in DU colleges (MAMC, LHMC, UCMS)	DGHS, on behalf of MCC
NEET Counselling for all the seats in Central and Deemed Universities including BDS at Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi	DGHS, on behalf of MCC
NEET Counselling for IP Quota seats in ESIC Colleges	DGHS, on behalf of MCC
NEET Counselling for Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC)	DGHS, on behalf of MCC and AFMC Pune
NEET Counselling for 85% State Quota seats (all the seats in case of Jammu & Kashmir) and state private colleges	Respective State Counselling Authorities

What New In NEET Counselling?

There has been a considerable increase within the number of medical colleges participating in the AIQ counselling this year. a complete of 235 medical colleges are participating in AIQ counselling when it had been only 193 medical colleges last year.
The addition of Colleges has increased the number of seats available under AIQ which has increased to 4591 when it had been only 4064 last year.
The counselling for 85% seats in Vardhman Mahavir Medical College and ESIC college which was earlier conducted by IPU administration will now be conducted MCC from this year onwards.

Eligibility Criteria NEET Counselling

Only candidates who have qualified in NEET entrance test by achieving prerequisite minimum qualifying percentile are going to be eligible to participate within the NEET counselling date.
Candidates belonging to the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir won’t eligible to participate on NEET counselling date.
To be eligible to participate within the NEET counselling, candidates must register themselves on the MCC website within the stipulated time.
All candidates, including candidates from the erstwhile state of J&K who have qualified NEET, are going to be eligible to participate within the AIQ counselling for Deemed Universities.

Central University NEET Counselling

Delhi University (LHMC, UCMS, MAMC): – 15% Seats are going to be contributed to all or any India Quota & for the remainder 85% institutional quota seats, only those candidates are eligible who have studied 11th & 12th grade in Delhi.
Aligarh Muslim University (AMU):- The university will have 50% Institutional reservation for the candidates who have studied from their schools for the last 3 years. The remaining 50% of seats are going to be hospitable all NEET qualified candidates.
BHU:- All candidates who are eligible for NEET counselling also will be eligible to participate in BHU MBBS Counseling for all seats offered within the University.
Faculty of Dentistry, Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi: a complete of three seats of BDS are under the interior quota of Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi and 47 seats of BDS seats are going to be hospitable all. Students of Jamia who have passed their qualifying examination (Class 10 or 12) from Jamia Schools as regular students are going to be eligible to urge admission under internal quota of Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi.

NEET Counselling procedure

Registration

Firstly, interested candidates are going to be required to register online at http://www.mcc.nic.in. A link to fill the registration form are going to be made available on this page as and when it’s released. during this step, candidates are going to be required to submit their Roll number, license number, name, mother’s name, and date of birth as printed on their NEET rank letter.

Counselling Fee

In order to successfully register and be considered eligible for the counselling process, candidates must pay a refundable and a non-refundable fee within the stipulated period of time. The fee is often paid only through an online medium by Credit/Debit card or internet banking.

NEET counselling fee

Non-Refundable Registration Fee	15% AIQ/ Central Universities	Fee
	UR	INR 1,000
	SC/ST/OBC/PWD	INR 500
	Deemed Universities
	All Categories	INR 5,000
Refundable Tuition Fee	15% AIQ/ Central Universities	Fee
	UR	INR 10,000
	SC/ST/OBC/PWD	INR 5,000
	Deemed Universities
	All Categories	INR 2,00,000

Choices Locking

After successful registration, candidates must fill the selection in fact and provides preferences of the college/institute they want to urge admission into. While filling the references, an inventory of schools is going to be displayed which may be used as a reference while filling web options. there’s no limit to the amount of choices a candidate can fill. After adding the alternatives within the list, candidates can change the sequence by moving them up or down, interchange choices and delete choices. it’s advisable to lock the alternatives due to the admission seekers haven’t locked their choices then the saved choices can get locked automatically. If there are not any saved choices then it’s been considered that candidates haven’t selected any choices and as a result, won’t be considered at the time of NEET seat allotment for round two.

Seat Allotment List

After each round of counselling, the seat allotment results are going to be declared. NEET counselling result, released within the sort of the seat allotment list and seat allotment letter, will disclose the seat allotted to the candidates. Candidates can check their name, roll no., allotted category, candidates’ category, allotted college, quota and course within the NEET seat allotment list. The seat allotment letter is a crucial document which must be carried at the time of reporting to the allotted college with other mandatory documents.

Reporting to the Allotted College

Student must report at the designated college to complete the admission formalities. While reporting to the allotted college with Following Documents.

NEET Admit Card
NEET Scorecard or Rank Letter
Class 10 certificate and mark sheet (for date of birth)
Class 12 certificate and mark sheet
ID proof (Aadhar/PAN Card/Driving License/Passport)
Eight passport size photographs
Provisional Allotment Letter
Caste Certificate (if applicable)
PwD Certificate (if applicable)

Registration Fee and Forfeiture

Candidates are going to be asked to pay two sorts of fee at the time of registration for either 15% AIQ/ Central University and Deemed University. A non-refundable registration fee of Rs 1000/- is going to be charged from all Unreserved candidates (Rs 500 for SC/ST/OBC candidates) who intends to participate. The prescribed non-refundable registration fee for Deemed University is going to be Rs 5000/-. alongside that a refundable fee also has got to be paid at the time of registration. Candidates can check the detailed description of the registration fee are often checked above.

Exit with forfeiture means if a candidate allotted a seat within the second round of counselling and doesn’t want to hitch the allotted seat then, as per the exit policy, candidates can exit with forfeiture (losing security amount deposited) and once candidate joined the allotted seat can’t be surrendered or resigned from it.

State-level MBBS/BDS Counselling

the remaining 85% seats in government medical colleges, 100% seats offered in Deemed Universities and personal medical colleges are going to be filled by NEET counselling conducted by respective state counselling authority. The state counselling authority will release their own NEET merit list, counselling schedule, form and seat allotment list. Each state has its own domicile rule, which can be applicable in state-level NEET counselling. Since the universities of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir don’t participate in AIQ NEET counselling therefore all the seats are going to be filled in state counselling.

In order to urge admission in MBBS in government colleges, the NEET qualified candidates must fulfil the set eligibility criteria by respective counselling authorities of every state. Aspirants need to register themselves by filling the appliance forms released on the prescribed dates. Besides the govt colleges, the state counselling authorities also conduct the counselling for admission to non-public medical colleges supported NEET scores. Candidates can check all the important information about the discharge of the appliance form, merit list, counselling dates