Colleges in Aurangabad

Maulana Azad Education Trust's IHM Aurangabad admission process commences with the release of application form. The IHM application forms are released online on the official website of the institute. Aspirants must check the minimum eligibility criteria specified by the institute before applying to their desired course. Further steps during the IHM admission process are mentoined below:

Step 1: After filling out the application form and payment of application fee amounting to INR 1500, applicants are required to appear for the electronic profiling assessment. The link to the assessment is sent on the registered mail of the candidate.

Step 2: Based on the performance in the assessment, IHM Aurangabad invites candidate for the personal interview.

Step 3: The final shortlisting is done after assessing various factors during the personal interview round. Selected candidates will receive the admission confirmation email on their registered mail.

The admission process for the MBBS programme at Government Medical College, Aurangabad:

• The National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET) UG is a required entrance test for Indian MBBS admissions. Candidates must take it.
• Interested parties must register for the exam and submit a NEET UG application.
• Following the release of the NEET UG results, aspirants are required to take part in the counselling process run by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) for All India Quota seats and the Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Maharashtra, for state quota seats.
• Based on their NEET UG scores, candidates are required to select the colleges and courses they would like to take during the counselling procedure.
• The distribution of seats is determined by the NEET UG score, candidate preferences, and seat availability.

At Government Medical College in Aurangabad, the MBBS placements are thought to be satisfactory. Graduates can apply for positions as medical officers in government hospitals or take the NEET-PG test to pursue further specialisation.

Junior residents are said to receive a stipend of about Rs. 75,000, while medical officers should anticipate a salary between Rs. 70,000 and Rs. 75,000. GMCH Aurangabad internships are thought to be really helpful for developing into a qualified physician. Working in a variety of sectors and taking part in government initiatives that offer healthcare services to the impoverished, interns obtain practical experience.