Vardhman Mahavir Medical College

The VMMC cutoff 2024 for the MBBS course at the undergraduate level had been released for Round 2. The VMMC cutoff 2024 ranged for MBBS course is 141 for General AI students. For the 2023 and 2022, the cutoff stood at 107 and 129, respectively. Comapring the ranks of current year with previous years, a fluctuation in the cutoffs can be found in 2024 cutoffs. Further, for the OBC category, MBBS cutoff stood at 327. Check out MBBS cutoff for different AI quotas:

The  bond policy for MBBS in VMMC is a mandatory service agreement that students are required to sign before starting their MBBS course.Some details of bond policy are Bond Amount,Service Duration,Non-compliance Penalty,Exceptions and Exemptions,Bond Execution.

Vardhman Mahavir Medical College & Safdarjung Hospitaldoesn't offer direct admissions for their B.Sc program. Admission is based on merit and entrance exams.

Eligibility: You need to have passed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English with a minimum percentage of marks.

Entrance Exams: 

• • NEET UG
  • IPU CET 

VMMC BSc ranking 2024 are not available yet. However, VMMC has been ranked by NIRF and India Today in 2023. NIRF 2023 ranked VMMC #14 under the category 'Medicine & Health Sciences'. Moreover, India Today ranked VMMC #8 under the category of 'Medicine & Health Sciences'.

Vardhman Mahavir Medical College has a total of 50 seats for its BSc Hons in Nursing course. Out of these 50 seats, 15% of the seats are reserved for students belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC) and 7.5% for Scheduled Tribes (ST). In addition, 27% separate seats are reserved for the Other Backward Classes. Tabulated below is category wise seat reservation for VMCC BSc:

Note: VMCC is affiliated with Guru Gobindh Singh Indraprastha University. The above mentioned guidelines have been established by the said university and are subject to change. The students must confirm the reservation policy before applying.

VMMC offers one of the top Nursing courses of India. The college’s BSc Hons Nursing course is recognised by the Indian Nursing Council and the Delhi Nursing Council. A degree in BSc Nursing open doors to ample job opportunities. 

Students graduating from BSc can begin their careers by working in a private/government hospital. Moreover, nursing graduates can also work in a school or as a tutor to teach about medical science. Tabulated below are some of the potential jobs that BSc Nursing graduates can pursue:

Admissions to Vardhman Mahavir Medical College BSc course are made based on marks obtained in NETE UG/IPU CET. Candidates who qualify for either of the two aforementioned exams are then required to take part in GGSIPU counselling process. Tabulated below are past years' VMMC past years’ cutoff:

VMCC seat intake for its BSc Hons Nursing course is 50. These seats are allocated based on merit in NEET-UG. However, allocation of seats is subject to seat reservation policy.  Out of the 50 seats, 15% of the seats are reserved for students belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC) and 7.5% for Scheduled Tribes (ST). Tabulated below is category wise seat reservation for BSc courses:

Note: VMCC is affiliated with Guru Gobindh Singh Indraprastha University. The above mentioned guidelines have been established by the said university and are subject to change. The students must confirm the reservation policy before applying.

Vardhman Mahavir Medical College (VMMC) admits students to its BSc Hons Nursing course, based on merit in NEET-UG/IPU CET. In order to get an admission in the above mentioned course, the students first must apply via the official website of concerned university. The admission committee then produced a rank list of the basis of NEET UG/ IPU CET marks.

The first preference is given to the NEET-UG candidates. The concerned university then facilitates the counselling process. Once a student has been allocated a seat, the student must report to the institute and pay the fees in the prescribed time frame.