Maharashtra MBBS/BDS Admission 2020 has been started from 5th November 2020. Maharashtra is an Indian state which is sprawling in the west-central India. Mumbai (formerly known as Bombay), is the capital city of this state. Maharashtra has many famous government and private institutions for pursuing higher education in the field of medical science. The average literacy rate of the state is 82.34%, according to the census 2011. In this article, interested candidates can check the complete information related to the Maharashtra MBBS/BDS Admission 2020.
Maharashtra MBBS/BDS Admission 2020 – Started
Maharashtra MBBS/BDS Admission 2020 on the basis of NEET UG scores has been started from 5th November 2020. Click here for admission details.
Admission Procedure
Admission into the MBBS and BDS courses is done on the basis of NEET exam. It is a national level entrance test which is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Also, for admission into various renowned medical institutions like JIPMER and AIIMS, NEET Scores will be considered.
Entrance Exams
There is only a national level entrance exam through which eligible candidates can get admission in the medical courses. No state level and university level entrance exam is conducted.
NEET-UG is conducted every year. On the basis of its score card candidates can apply for any medical college in the state through the counselling procedure. After qualifying the entrance exam, candidates can take part in 15% AIQ as well as 85% state quota seat counselling in their state.
Top Medical Colleges in Maharashtra
Maharashtra is one of the most sought destination for the candidates those seeking for admission in top medical colleges.
The top medical colleges in Maharashtra are Armed Forces Medical College – Pune, Maharashtra Institute of Medical Sciences & Research – Latur, Government Dental College & Hospital – Mumbai, Bharati Vidyapeeth University – Pune and many more.
Maharashtra MBBS/BDS Admission 2020
Candidates are advised to first read the basic eligibility and then proceed to fill the application form. If any candidate will find to be ineligible for the examination in later stage their candidature will be cancelled on the spot.
- Candidate should be India citizen.
- OCI candidates can also apply.
- The lower age limit to apply is 17 years as on 31st December in the year of admission.
- The upper age limit is 25 years and 30 years for SC/ST candidates.
- Candidates should clear the 10+2 or its equivalent examination from any recognized board with PCB and English subject.
- Appearing candidates are also eligible to apply.
- The qualifying examination should be passed with 50% minimum marks (40% for reserve category candidates).
Selection Procedure
It is necessary for the candidates to pass NEET entrance exam to be eligible for admission in MBBS/BDS programmes. Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) & Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) are the counselling conducting authorities for admission to 15% all India quota seats. State colleges of Maharashtra conducted their own counselling for the rest of 85% quota seats.
Seat allotment will be carried out on the basis of candidates marks obtained in the entrance test. Candidates have to fill the preference of colleges in which they are looking for admission. With the provisional seat allotment letter candidates can get admission into the allotted college.
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Mumbai MBBS/BDS Admission 2020
Documents Required
Candidates have to bring the original documents along with one set of photocopy required at the time of reporting for admission.
- NEET 2020 Admit Card
- NEET 2020 Rank Card
- 12th Mark Sheet & Passing Certificate
- 10th Mark Sheet & Passing Certificate
- Category Certificate
- Domicile Certificate
- Character Certificate
- Migration Certificate
- Passport-size Photographs
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