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No, AIIMS Delhi does not provide lateral entry for MBBS course. Students need to complete five-year course to get a degree. Students cannot apply through Diploma or other bachelor's degree. To get admission, students need to apply through NEET exam after completing Class 12.

According to college reports, you have to do the compulsory 1-year internship for which stipend is approximately INR 14,000 to INR 20,000 per month.

Campus placements are not offered as mostly graduates choose government service or continue their studies. If needed, service bond usually lasts 1-2 yea

Yes, candidates from outside Rajasthan can apply for MBBS seats at SMS Medical College. Non-residence candidates can secure a seat exclusively through the 15% All India Quota seats. AIQ seats are allotted via central counselling conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) based on open nati

Out of the 250 total seats, 15% (approximately 37–38 seats) fall under the All India Quota managed by MCC. The remaining 85% (approximately 212 seats) are allocated to Rajasthan state domicile candidates via state counselling. Seat reservations for SC, ST, OBC, MBC, EWS, and PwD candidates are appl

SMS Medical College has an annual intake capacity of 250 students for its MBBS programme. All 250 seats are recognised by the National Medical Commission. Admissions to these seats are filled through two major quotas: 15% All India Quota and 85% Rajasthan State Quota. No direct, management, or priva

No, SMS Medical College does not conduct any independent entrance examination for its MBBS course. Admissions are based entirely on the NEET-UG conducted by the National Testing Agency. Candidates are allocated seats based on their NEET AIR via centralized state or national counselling rounds.

The total duration of the MBBS programme at SMS Medical College is 5.5 years. Where 4.5 years are divided into 9 semesters, which covers preclinical, paraclinical, and clinical subjects. After the completion of course, there is a 1-year rotating internship that students must complete to get a degree

With defence quota and NEET 2026 AIR 148065, SC rank 8655 and 461 marks, you may slightly get an MBBS seat in a government medical college through State Quota counselling or armed forces/defence priority state allocation depending on your home state.

MBBS candidates can claim a 10% tuition fee discount on their remaining 3.5 years of study. They would need to pay the full 4.5-year balance upfront right after paying their first-year fees.  

Yes, a specific upfront payment discount is available; no general merit scholarships are offered. Private, NRI, or Management quota students who pay the entire remaining course fees for 3.5 years (excluding the first-year fee) in one lump sum are eligible for a 10% discount on that remaining amount.

No, the baseline fees at PESUIMSR for the MBBS course cover all your primary learning materials right from day one. Every single enrolled student receives a complimentary welcome kit, essential textbooks, and their medical apron without paying any extra charges.  

Students enrolled in Private, NRI, or Management categories can get a 10% discount on their remaining 3.5 years of tuition for the MBBS course at PESUIMSR. To qualify for this cost-saving option, families must pay the full 4.5-year balance upfront, right after clearing the first-year fees.  

No, the admissions for MBBS in AIIMS Delhi have not yet been opened. The admissions are likely to be opened in late July or early August. Students may visit the official website for any the latest updates on this matter.

Yes, all MBBS colleges in Hyderabad that participate in NEET counselling are approved by the National Medical Commission (NMC). This approval ensures the college meets required standards for infrastructure, faculty, and clinical training. New medical colleges initially admit students under an NMC Le

Most MBBS colleges in Hyderabad are affiliated to Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), based in Warangal. This university oversees the curriculum, examinations, and academic standards for medical colleges across Telangana. Some deemed university colleges, like Malla Reddy Vish

Thane has very limited MBBS options compared to cities like Mumbai or Pune. Rajiv Gandhi Medical College in Kalwa is the only government MBBS college in the city, with admission based on NEET UG scores. Most other medical institutes in Thane offer paramedical or physiotherapy courses instead of MBBS

Mumbai's top MBBS colleges are affiliated with some of the city's the largest civic and government hospitals. Grant Medical College is linked to Sir J.J. Group of Hospitals, offering extensive patient exposure. Seth GS Medical College is affiliated with KEM Hospital, one of Mumbai's the busiest medi

Yes, MBBS private colleges in Mumbai – K J Somaiya medical college, indeed have better infrastructure and good clinical exposure in india. They also have good tie-ups with hospitals to give clinical exposure. But, the fee for private college is considerably higher than government colleges. Managemen

Karnataka leads the MBBS seats list in 2026, with the highest number of seats- 15,395. In 2026, NMC has added 1,300 MBBS seats in Karnataka.

Getting an MBBS seat in Karnataka with 300 marks in NEET is possible, but only through private colleges or deemed universities or management/NRI quotas. 

The Karnataka MBBS registration 2026 has been opened by KEA. Candidates can register for Karnataka NEET counselling 2026 now.

Yes, a number of private MBBS colleges in Kerala offer management quota seats for students who are eligible. Management quota seats are available at a high price as compared to regular seats. Candidates still need to have qualified NEET with that minimum score to be eligible. Management quota seats

Kerala has several government medical colleges that provide for several hundred seats for MBBS each annually. Primary among these Government Medical College Thiruvananthapuram and Kozhikode Government Medical College. The number of seats provided varies from year to year with approval from the Natio

No, NEET UG is mandatory for MBBS admission across India, including Uttar Pradesh. No college in the state, government or private, can admit students without a valid NEET score. This rule applies to both state quota and management quota seats.

Yes, most MBBS colleges in Uttar Pradesh are recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC). Recognition ensures colleges follow standard curriculum, faculty, and infrastructure norms. Many colleges are also affiliated with universities like KGMU or Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical University. This

Yes, any MBBS student who fails to fulfill their two years of service after graduation will be asked to refund scholarship amount granted to them.

This amount will be charged alongside penalty for not fulfilling this service from such students at St John's Medical College.

When deciding a candidate's residential status, St John's Medical College looks at period of study within India of a MBBS candidate. If a student has studied for seven consecutive years in India including their Class 10th and Class 12th, they will be considered Indian natives.

Candidates can apply for St John's Medical College MBBS admission in offline mode once they receive their KEA allotment letter. However, registrations for NEET-UG and KEA counselling cannot be done in offline mode. 

Yes, candidates can begin applying for MBBS at St John's Medical College before Class 12 board exam result is announced. NEET-UG registration begin during these exams are ongoing and KEA counselling is also open to such candidates.

Yes, NEET UG is compulsory for admission to every MBBS college in Maharashtra, whether government or private. There is no alternate entrance route for MBBS admission anywhere in India. After qualifying NEET, students need to go through either the All India Quota counselling or the Maharashtra state