eligibility criteria for mbbs admission in this college? bonds and penalties if any? is quota available here?
HELLO DEAR,
Could you please specify the name of the college you are asking about for MBBS admission? This will help me provide more accurate and detailed information regarding eligibility criteria, bonds and penalties, and whether a quota is available.
How many marks are required for government mbbs college for sc category
Hello aspirant,
The minimum marks required for admission to a government MBBS college under the SC category through NEET vary by state and year. Here’s a general idea based on recent trends:
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All India Quota (AIQ) - 15% seats
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SC category cutoff for government MBBS colleges under AIQ usually ranges between
420–480 marks
.
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Top government colleges may require
460+ marks
for SC category through AIQ.
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SC category cutoff for government MBBS colleges under AIQ usually ranges between
420–480 marks
.
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State Quota (85% seats)
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Cutoff varies from state to state depending on competition and seat availability.
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For states like Tamil Nadu, Telangana, and Andhra Pradesh, SC category cutoff for government MBBS colleges is around
380–450 marks
.
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In less competitive states, it can go as low as
350–400 marks
.
State-Wise SC Cutoff Examples (NEET 2024) :
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Cutoff varies from state to state depending on competition and seat availability.
- Tamil Nadu – Around 400–450 marks
- Maharashtra – Around 420–460 marks
- Uttar Pradesh – Around 440–470 marks
- Andhra Pradesh – Around 400–450 marks
- Karnataka – Around 380–420 marks
To increase chances of getting a seat, aim for
450+ marks
for a secure spot under the SC category in most government colleges.
I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.
Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.
What all documents are required for filling IPU MBBS counselling form for availing cw category. Please help and what is the last date
Hello there,
D ocuments Required for IPU MBBS Counselling (CW Category):
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Certificate of Defence Personnel
– Issued by Service Headquarters/Resettlement Office.
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Proof of Relationship
– Birth certificate or equivalent.
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Pension Payment Order (PPO) / Service Certificate
– For retired, deceased, or serving personnel.
- Identity Card – Issued by the respective service.
- Death Certificate – If applicable.
- Disability Certificate – If applicable.
- NEET UG 2025 Admit Card & Scorecard
- Class 10th & 12th Mark Sheets and Certificates
- Photo ID Proof – Aadhaar or equivalent.
- Recent Passport-Size Photos
Important Dates:
- Application Start Date: February 1, 2025
- Application Last Date: February 20, 2025
Ensure all documents are clear and submitted before the deadline. Check
ipu.admissions.nic.in
for updates.
I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.
Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.
is it a bad decision to write upsc after mbbs degree
Writing the UPSC exam after an MBBS degree is not a bad decision, but it depends on your career goals. If you are passionate about public service, policymaking, and administration, UPSC can offer a fulfilling career as an IAS, IPS, or IFS officer. However, leaving the medical field after years of rigorous study can be a tough choice. You may also consider medical services like UPSC CMS, which aligns with your expertise. The decision should be based on your interests, long-term goals, and willingness to switch from medicine to administration, as both fields have different demands and rewards.
Public Private partnership MBBS college
Hello,
Public-Private Partnership (PPP) MBBS colleges are medical institutions established through collaboration between the government and private entities. The government provides infrastructure and support, while private partners handle operations and management. These colleges aim to increase medical seats, improve healthcare infrastructure, and maintain affordable fees. Examples include ESIC Medical Colleges and some state government-affiliated private medical colleges. Admission is typically through NEET and follows government reservation policies.
Hope this helps you,
Thank you
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What is the cutt off of neet 2024 in mbbs for st category in last round
For NEET 2024, the cutoff scores were reduced by two marks for each category compared to the original results. The revised cutoff percentiles and scores for NEET 2024 are:
- *ST Category*: 40th percentile, with a cutoff score of 161-127.
Keep in mind that these scores are based on the revised results and may not reflect the exact cutoffs for the last round of admissions.
To get a better understanding of the cutoffs for specific colleges or rounds, I recommend checking the State wise last round CUTOFF NEET
Hi we are living outside india and my daughter passed grade 10th from outside india, my native place is up so my question is that whether I can avail general seet of mbbs, should I admit my daughter in up for pursuing 12th standard to get the 85% seats of up
Hello there,
Yes, to be eligible for the
85% state quota seats
in UP for MBBS, your daughter must complete
Class 12th
from a recognized school in Uttar Pradesh and also have a
domicile certificate
of UP. Since your native place is UP, she can obtain the domicile certificate, but completing
Class 12th
from UP is necessary to qualify for the state quota. If she continues to study outside UP, she will only be eligible for the
15% All India Quota
(AIQ) seats in MBBS.
I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.
Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.
Hi we are living outside india and my daughter passed grade 10th from outside india, my native place is up so my question is that whether I can avail general seet of mbbs, should I admit my daughter in up for pursuing 12th standard to get the 85% seats of up
Hello,
Yes, to avail the 85% state quota MBBS seats in Uttar Pradesh , your daughter must fulfill the domicile criteria of UP. Since she has completed Grade 10 outside India , she should pursue Grade 12 from UP and obtain a domicile certificate to be eligible for state quota seats.
If she continues her studies outside India, she will be eligible only for All India Quota (15%) and NRI/Management Quota in private colleges.
Hope it helps !
I completed my MBBS from Ukraine in 2024, but due to the war, I had limited opportunities for clinical training. I have no plans to give FMGE since I cannot do a three-year internship. Without medical registration in India, what are the best career options I can explore? Im particularly interested in healthcare-related fields that dont require an MBBS license, such as PhD programs, health informatics, and health data science. Suggestions on suitable courses, certifications, or job roles in these fields would be helpful.
Hello Varsha,
Since you have an MBBS from Ukraine and don't plan to give FMGE, you can explore:
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Health Informatics and Data Science
– MSc, PG Diploma, or certifications in health data science; roles like Health Data Analyst, Clinical Data Manager.
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PhD Programs
– In Public Health, Biomedical Sciences, or Medical Biotechnology (IITs, AIIMS).
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Public Health
– MPH or PG Diploma; roles like Epidemiologist, Health Policy Analyst.
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Healthcare Management
– MBA or PG Diploma; roles like Hospital Administrator, Healthcare Consultant.
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Medical Writing and Clinical Research
– PG Diploma or certifications; roles like Medical Writer, Clinical Research Associate.
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Pharma and Medical Devices
– Roles like Drug Safety Associate, Medical Advisor.
- Health Tech and AI – AI in Healthcare, Bioinformatics courses; roles like Healthcare AI Specialist.
These fields build on your medical background without requiring a license.
I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.
Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.