School of Management Studies, Punjabi University

Hello GHANSHYAM,
NEET 2021 counseling dates have been announced by the Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) at McC.nic.in. The NEET counseling registration process will start on January 19. The result of the 1st round will be announced on January 29 and the candidates will have to report to the designated centers between January 30 and February 4. There will be four rounds of counseling, which will end on March 12, followed by the center report until March 22.
This year, MCC announced changes to the All India Quota (AIQ) counseling process. There will be four counseling cycles this year onwards with AIQ Round 1, AIQ Round 2, Mop-up Round and AIQ Stray Vacancy Round. Candidates will be allowed to register in the first three rounds and not in the final round. The free upgrade option will only be allowed in Round 1. After accepting the seats provided, candidates will not be allowed to cancel.
For further information you can visit the following link:-
https://www.shiksha.com/college/s-m-s-medical-college-jaipur-63113/cutoff
Hope this helps!
Good Luck!

Hi, To obtain admission to the above college it will be 17 years or older as required by 31-Dec of the year of admission. The maximum age limit for Study MBBS SPMC is 25 years. All High School Students with 10 + 2 in Science broadcasting including Biology or bio-technology and Physics and Chemistry with at least 50% marks are eligible (In the case of SC / ST, 40% on board exams ; 45% of OBC Category)
Admission Procedure: It is compulsory for medical professionals to appear in the National Competitiveness and Entry NEET Test conducted by the National Testing Agency NTA after grade 12 wishing to obtain MBBS. All Government, Private, Intermediate and Higher Universities will be based on NEET schools and seats for all colleges / institutions / universities will be offered on the basis of merit based on qualification / standard, college preferences and available seats. SMS Medical College Jaipur Admissions as 15% of seats are selected using All India Quota with 85% surplus as completed by the Provincial Government on the basis of eligibility of applications on the basis of marks / percent on NEET (UG). Hope this helps!

Hi, Medical Council Committee (MCC) released NEET 2020 institute-specific both rounds and mop-round cut off data on its official website. Candidates, who score above the NEET cut off percentile, become eligible to participate in the admission process. The NEET cut off varies for candidates belonging to reserved and unreserved categories. The standard NEET cut off has been prescribed by the NTA. But, the Medical/ Dental Council of India can increase/decrease the cutoff, if the seats are left vacant. Under MBBS/ BDS programmes, 85 per cent of the seats are reserved for State Quota and the remaining 15 per cent of the seats are reserved for All India Quota (AIQ). All the best!