Dear Sandeep, the Directorate General of Health Sciences on behalf of Medical Counselling Committee will conduct the counselling for AIQ seats based on marks obtained in NEET. The NEET counselling will start tentatively in the 2nd week of June. This will be conducted in 2 rounds for 15% All India Quota seats. The registration for 1st round will start tentatively in the 2nd week of June and for the 2nd round, it will start during the 1st week if July. 

Hello Nitin

According to your rank, you have chances of admission in MS ENT, MD Pathology, and other courses also in Vardhman Mahavir Medical College and Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi.

Use the NEET PG College predictor tool to check your chances of admission through All India Counselling and in Deemed and Central universities.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor

Good Luck!

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You have to get good score to get admission in lady hardinge medical College Delhi. But here you have to do get good score according to your respective branch because some branch may have less competition. So you have to get 70% to  80% so that you have a chance to get.

Hi Aspirant

Any kind of specality like medicine,cardiac,surgery ...etc can be only done if you are already MBBS.If you are MBBS then you can appear in PG entrance examination and on the basis of rank and marks you can get these speciality courses.

First of all these are the medical colleges in Delhi : https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/2018/top-medical-colleges-in-delhi

You can check courses by clicking on the names of college after visiting the link.You will get to know each and everything about the college.

All the best.

Hi Pooja.....

Government colleges in Delhi are the 1st priority of almost every medical aspirant and hence the cut off and so the minimum marks required to get into them is very high .

There are 2 situations :

1. If you have a Delhi domicile ,

General category :

Minimum marks =

•  510 ( for NDMC medical college)
•  520 for Lady Hardinge medical college ( only girls )
•  530 - 540 for VMMC and UCMS .
•  565 - 570 for MAMC .

 SC category :

Minimum marks : 344 .

 OBC category :

Minimum marks : 490–500.

2. If you don't have a Delhi domicile :

 General category :

Minimum marks :

•  580 for NDMC medical college .
•  585 - 590 for Lady Hardinge medical college .
•  600 for VMMC and UCMS
•  620 and above for MAMC .

SC category :

Minimum marks : 300 above .

 ST category :

Minimum marks : 200 and above .

 OBC category :

Minimum marks : 575 - 580 and above .

So its actually a tough go for outside Delhi general category aspirants.

The above mentioned marks are just an average of past 3 years and it can change depending upon various factors ( highest marks , lowest marks , qualifying marks , difficulty level etc)

Hope it helps you…..Thank U

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet-pg

Hi, all the details about the exam can be obtained from the link above.

And regarding the seat matrix, you can obtain it from the link below

https://mcc.nic.in/PGCounselling/Home/SeatMatrix

The seat matrix for round one denoted the total seats in a college for degree or diploma courses.

Hope that helps

Hey.

For admission in vardhaman Mahaveer Medical College, Delhi in MD General Medicine, you would require a rank around 400 if you belong to the OBC category according to the previous year cut offs. 

You can use the link given below to check the cut offs in previous years.

https://googleweblight.com/i?u=https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/vardhman-mahavir-medical-college-and-safdarjung-hospital-new-delhi/cutoff&hl=en-IN

Best of luck!

Hello akash

Sorry but the chances are not there of getting a seat in BSA medical college based upon your ranking if you belong to general category However if you belong to reserved category you might get a seat in this college.

Goodluck I hope this information helps you