MBBS Eligibility

M.S. Ramaiah Medical College is a top-tier medical school in Bangalore. Admission to MBBS requires passing NEET-UG, scoring at least 50% in Physics, Chemistry & Biology (40% for reserved categories), and being at least 17 years old by December 31 of the admission year. Seats (including NRI/management) are allotted through KEA counselling based on rank and eligibility.

Eligibility criterion to get admitted to the MBBS programme in DSMCH, a valid score in NEET- UG along with qualifying cut-off of the National Testing Agency during state or All-India counselling is required. Students have to pass 10+2 with PCB, and have to gain at least 60 percent in PCB (reduced to 55 percent in MBC, 40 percent in SC/ST). The government and management quotas will receive the seats through NEET-based merit lists.

In order to seek MBBS in KJ Somaiya Medical College, the applicant should have cleared class 12 including the principal subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English. These subjects will need an aggregate of not less than 50 percent. Also, the admission requires NEET UG qualifying. Only students that satisfy the academic and examination requirements can take part in the admission process.

With an acceptance rate of 50%, Akaki Tsereteli State University is the least selective MBBS university in Georgia. On average, 50 out of every 100 applicants secure admission to the university. Some other best MBBS universities in Georgia, along with their acceptance rates are as follows:

While most universities in Georgia do not mandate the submission of IELTS score, Indian students advised to take up the exam to meet the English language requirements. Listed below are the minimum score requirements: