MD in General Medicine 

at GMCH Chandigarh, Chandigarh

The MCC releases GMCH Chandigarh MD cut-off for admissions under the All-India Quota. The cut-off trends for various MD specialisations based on the last rounds cut-offs for the General AIQ category candidates in 2022, 2023 and 2024 are presented in the table below:

The GMC Aurangabad MD cut-off is released in the form of the NEET PG rank required for admission in various counselling rounds. So far, the cut-off for three rounds of admission has been released by the MCC. The specialisation-wise closing ranks at which the admission was provided to General AI category candidates during the last round are tabulated below:

As of now, the exact salary package offered to MD students of GMCH Chandigarh is not available. However, the college's NIRF Report 2024 contains the median salary package offered to students pursuing PG (3-year) courses, such as MD and MS, at the college. The same has been presented below:

Candidates seeking GMCH Chandigarh MD admission under the State Quota must register for the NEET Chandigarh counselling. In addition to meeting the basic eligibility criteria prescribed by the National Medical Commission, they must fulfil the eligibility requirements as mentioned below:

GMCH Chandigarh MD admission is based on the applicants' performance in the NEET PG entrance exam. After appearing for the exam, applicants can register for NEET PG counselling. Candidates seeking admission under the All-India Quota must register for the counselling conducted by the MCC. For the State Quota, candidates must register for the NEET PG Chandigarh counselling. While registering, they must select GMCH Chandigarh as their preferred college for MD. The counselling bodies release merit lists for various counselling rounds. These lists are based on the applicants' NEET PG scores, choices filled while registering for counselling and availability of seats. Selected candidates must report to the college with the allotment letter and other original documents as specified. 

NTA released the re-revised scorecard on July 26, 2024. In this scorecard, the score has been revised as per the Supreme Court verdict of removing the bonus marks awarded earlier for the controversial Physics question, and deducting one mark from those who marked incorrect answer options. The city and centre-wise result data such as number of candidates appeared and scores obtained, by masking candidates' personal data was released on July 21, as per the Supreme Court order given on the hearing dated July 18, 2024. The NEET 2024 result for the re-exam, which was conducted on June 23, was declared on July 1, day day after the slated date. The final answer keys for the NEET 2024 re-exam was released by June 30, ahead of the result declaration. Earlier, the result of NEET 2024 was declared by NTA on June 4, 2024, 10 days ahead of the original schedule, which was June 14, 2024. NTA released the final NEET answer keys on June 4, prior to the release of the NEET result 2024. The NEET result was declared in an online mode. Candidates have to log in with their registration credentials or application number and date of birth, and download their scorecard in PDF format. NTA also released the merit list containing the name, Roll Number, All India Rank and Percentile of the candidates. Along with the NEET 2024 scorecard, NTA also released the NEET 2024 cutoff marks or the qualifying marks/scores. 

GMCH Chandigarh NEET PG cutoff 2025 was released for admission to the MD and MS courses for round 3. The round 3 cutoff for the General AI category ranged from 52634 to 1105, wherein MD in Dermatology, Venereology and Leprosy was the toughest course for admission.

Students can refer to the table below to know the round 3 cutoff ranks for the General AI category.

Government Medical College and Hospital, Chandigarh, cutoff was released for General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS and PWD categories under the AI quota. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the NEET UG category-wise cutoff 2025. 

The GMCH Chandigarh seats are divided into two major categories: the All-India Quota and the State Quota. There are General (Open) and reserved seats in the both the categories. Within the State Quota, the following seat reservation policies prescribed by the Punjab & Haryana High Court are followed. The key pointers included in the reservation policies are as follows:

• 5% of the total MD and MS seats are reserved for Persons with Benchmark disabilities (PwBD) on horizontal basis as per NMC norms
• 15% of the total MD and MS seats are reserved for the candidates belonging to the SC category
• Additional seats are reserved under various MD and MS specialisations for candidates belonging to the Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) of the society