Hello Aspirant,

As per the latest decision of NMC and Government of India, it has been decided that for 50% of the total sanctioned strength in private medical colleges as well as in deemed universities, the fee should be as same as the fee in the government medical colleges of that particular state and Union Territory.

But till now no any new notification has been released by the competent authorities and if any changes would be made to it then it would be informed by MCC or by the respective college. Also it is not decided yet that whether this rule will be implied from this academic year or from next academic year, so kindly wait for some more time.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello,

------The National Medical Commission in its guidelines has said that private medical colleges and deemed universities should charge fees for 50% of its seats on a par with government medical colleges in that State or Union Territory.

------- This benefit would go first to students admitted under government quota and “if government quota seats are less than 50% of the total sanctioned seats, then the remaining candidates would avail the benefit of fee equivalent to fees of government medical college, based purely on merit,” the office memorandum issued on February 3 reads.

----- As of now, it hasn't been completely confirmed if the fee structure will be applicable from this year or not.

For more information about the colleges you would be expecting for your NEET 2021 score you can click on the following link -

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

The college predictor gives you a detailed report of all the top colleges that you have a fair chance for getting admission in. And from this suggested colleges list you are in a better position to make right decision while filling the choices of colleges during the Counseling process.

Also check out the MBBS companion - It is helpful for the Counseling & Admission process with Webinar sessions along with the college prediction for All India, Central, Deemed & State counseling.

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I hope you find the answer helpful

Thank you.

Dear candidate The National Medical Commission (NMC) has decided that the fees of 50 per cent seats in the private medical colleges and deemed universities should be on par with that of government medical colleges of that particular state and Union Territory. Previously the general fees of the Deemed Universities were in the Range of 200000-2000000 INR. But whenever the consideration is made on the basic fee structure the General Tuition Fee per year in around 15-16 LPA apart from the hostel fees,

Hope it helps!!!

Hi reader ,

the new rule by NMC regarding fees of private medical colleges state that

It has been decided that 50% of all private colleges seats of Medical colleges will have government Quota and thus government college fees will be charged

in my opinion it will be applicable most likely from next year ( 2022 ).

i hope this helps

thank you

Yes NMC has given Approval for Chikkaballapur medical college recently. Karnataka govt requested for 150 seats but NMC has given approval only for 100 seats.

Hello,

I hope you are doing good,

You can contact them by visiting the official site, then clicking on "About NMC", then a pop up will flash on screen where you will find "contact us". After clicking on this option, you will find their TOLL FREE no. to contact them which you can do between  9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. You will also find the mail ids and contact nos. of various officers as well.

Hi. FMGE exam is for candidates who are studying abroad- Russia, Phillipines and other countries. If a candidate wants to practice in India, they must complete their MBBS degree and after that give the exam. If you pass the exam, you will be required to do one year compulsory internship in a recognised hospital in India. Hope it helps!

Hello aspirant,

I want to inform you that yes, you can take admission on the 2020 NEET marks in some college as they allow last 3 years NEET score but some college do not allow they require recent year NEET result to be on safer side you should attempt neet for search college which provide college on last 3 years marks.

Hey there

Mentioned below are the name of the 10 NMC recognised medical colleges:

1. Andaman and Nicobar Islands Institute of Medical Sciences
2. Government Medical College Nellore
3. All India Institute of Medical Sciences Mangalagiri Vijayawada
4. Alluri sitarama Raju Academy of Medical Sciences
5. Andhra Medical College Visakhapatnam
6. Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and research
7. Prathima Institute of Medical Sciences
8. Gayatri Vidya Parishad Institute of Healthcare and Medical Technology
9. GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences and research
10. Government Medical College ananthapuram

For more: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://news.careers360.com/nmc-extends-renewal-of-recognised-pg-medical-courses-by-a-year/amp&ved=2ahUKEwi1io6v38vzAhU04zgGHXD2BpIQFnoECAUQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2ffh8DGiNCuF4WoAV-mZZy&ampcf=1

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NIOS board is accepted everywhere within the country and abroad. However you also have to meet the eligibility criteria for the courses in the institute where you are applying which varies from institute to institute and country to country. You can only take admission in a MBBS or a medical degree course abroad provided you have a eligibility certificate which is mandated by the medical council of India .

The website states

"he/ she had obtained ‘Eligibility Certificate’ from the National Medical Commission (or the erstwhile Medical Council of India) as per the ‘Eligibility Requirement for taking admission in an undergraduate medical course in a Foreign Medical Institution Regulations, 2002’. This requirement shall not be necessary in respect of Indian citizens or Overseas Citizens of India who have acquired the medical qualifications from foreign medical institutions or have obtained admission in foreign medical institution before 15th March 2002."

Furthermore the website also states " that the 2018 notification to the Screening Test Regulations clearly states that all Indian Citizens/Overseas Citizen of India who have obtained a primary medical qualification from any Medical Institution outside India have to qualify the prescribed Screening test for purposes of obtaining registration in India in addition to fulfilling other eligibility criteria stated in the regulations. It is to clarify that the National Medical Commission does not endorse any list of Foreign Medical Institutions/ Universities for MBBS or equivalent course. The public at large is advised that before taking admission in MBBS or its equivalent course in a university outside India, confirmation of the fee structure, details of the course (which should be commensurate with the MBBS courses in India such as content, duration and internship) etc. should be directly obtained from the University/ Institution concerned."

After getting a primary medical qualification /MBBS from a foreign university if the candidate wants to pursue further education in India or wants to practice medicine in India they will have to appear for a MCI screening test/FMGE mandatorily.

Only those candidates are exempted from the screening test who hold an Undergraduate medical qualification from Australia/Canada/New Zealand/United Kingdom/United States of America and the holder thereof also been awarded a Post Graduate medical qualification in Australia/Canada/New Zealand/United Kingdom/United States of America and has been recognized for enrolment as medical practitioner in that country.

Except this countries all the graduates from other countries have to give the screening test.

FMGE is conducted biannually.

For more on the rules and regulations refer this link

https://www.nmc.org.in/information-desk/for-students-to-study-in-abroad/

Hope this answers your query!