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Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) released NEET All India Quota (AIQ) counseling round 1 results today. Two rounds of online counseling are planned for allocation of MBBS/ BDS seats under 15% AIQ. Shortlisted candidates filled their preferred choices for first round of counseling from 22 Aug to 26 Aug 2016. Following this, MCC announced the results of round 1 today. Cutoff ranks in NEET AIQ Counseling Round 1 The following is the cutoff ranks for MBBS seats in NEET AIQ counseling round 1: Category Cut-off Rank UR 4733 OBC 4781 SC 30020 ST 53031 The following is the cutoff ranks for BDS seats in NEET AIQ counseling round 1: Category Cut-off Rank UR 7579 OBC 7589 SC 38204 ST 67190 Highlights of NEET AIQ Counseling Round 1 Results The cut-off rank for MBBS seats in UR category fell by 459 places compared to AIQ Round 1 counseling last year. In 2015, MBBS seats in UR category closed at AIR 4274. The top nine rank holders in NEET did not participate in AIQ counseling.

With the introduction of NEET this year, there was huge confusion over admission to private medical colleges and deemed universities. Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, India suggested the states to go in for a centralized counselling for all seats in private medical colleges and deemed universities. Some states agreed to the suggestion, while some did not. So, the students were in a difficult situation to monitor the huge inflow of applications from various medical colleges and keep track of them. This article is an attempt to list private medical colleges inviting MBBS/ BDS applications for 2016-17 and provide some relevant information. Please bookmark this page and visit regularly as it gets updated. Private Medical Colleges Inviting MBBS Applications Medical Colleges in Andhra Pradesh GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Location: Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh Total intake for MBBS: 150 seats Annual Fees: 17.16 lacs Application link: http://gimsr.gitam.e

SRM University invites applications for MBBS/ BDS courses for the academic year 2016-17. In this article, you will find important information that will help you in applying to MBBS/ BDS courses at SRM University. SRM University MBBS/ BDS Admissions 2016 Location : MBBS is available at SRM University, Kattankulathur campus, Chennai BDS is available at SRM University, Kattankulathur campus, Chennai and also at Ramapuram campus, Chennai. Application available at : http://apply.srmuniv.ac.in/medapp/AppCont Last date for applying : 29 Aug 2016 Sanctioned intake for MBBS MBBS, Kattankulathur campus: 150 seats BDS, Kattankulathur campus: 100 seats BDS, Ramapuram campus: 100 seats Eligibility The applicant shall complete the age of 17 years on or before 31st December, of the year of admission to the MBBS course; Higher Secondary / +2 or equivalent qualification with English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Botany & Zoology with minimum marks as per Medical Council of India (M

We wrote about the online medical counselling procedure for successful NEET candidates in July 2016. That article was written based on the online counselling procedure followed in the years 2014 & 2015. Subsequent to this, Medical Counseling committee (MCC) has revised the online counselling procedure for 2016. In this article, we are covering the revised procedure for your information and understanding. Schedule for online counselling for NEET (All India Quota) MBBS/BDS seats – 2016 Medical Counselling Committee has released the counselling scheme and counselling schedule for admission to NEET (All India Quota) seats. You will find the same in the table below: Main counseling registration, choice filling & indicative seat 22nd Aug to 25th Aug 2016 Registration will be open up to 05:00 PM on 25th Aug 2016. Facility for registration will be available before Round-1 only Exercising of choices and locking (Round 1) 26th Aug 2016 Open up to 05:00 PM Announcement of Round

We noted in our previous article, Total number of medical seats in India , that Tamil Nadu has the third highest number of medical seats in India. Number of Government Medical Colleges in Tamil Nadu We also noted that Tamil Nadu has 23 government medical colleges, the most in India. Though Medical Council of India (MCI) shows 23 government medical colleges in its list, Tamil Nadu shows only 21 government medical colleges. Why is there a discrepancy between MCI and Tamil Nadu state records? Two medical colleges, IRT Perundurai Medical College and ESIC Medical College, Chennai are considered as government medical colleges by MCI. However, Tamil Nadu state government does not treat them as government medical colleges. So, these two colleges do not contribute to the 15% All India Quota. Number of Medical Seats in Tamil Nadu The following is the list of 21 government medical colleges in Tamil Nadu. Overall, they have 2750 MBBS seats. Out of these, 2318 seats come under the 85% state

Do you know the total number of medical seats in India? This article gives an update on the total number of MBBS seats available in India. The information is collected from the web site of Medical Council of India. Total number of medical seats in India We have summarized the information from the web site and presented in a format that is easy to understand. There are about 425 medical colleges all over India, almost a 50:50 distribution of government and private medical colleges. These 425 medical colleges provide about 53,000 medical seats a year, 28790 seats under government medical colleges and 24440 seats under private medical colleges. The total number of MBBS seats available in India is given state-wise in the table below, and further broken down into government medical colleges and private medical colleges. Further insight into number of medical seats in India Three states have more than 5000 MBBS seats each. Karnataka leads the list with 7245 seats, Maharashtra

Private medical colleges are affordable? Are they within the reach of common man? Can a student from poor/ middle income family achieve his dream of pursuing medical education through a private medical college? Or, is it still in the hands of only the super rich people? Has the introduction of NEET this year changed the playing field? The current topic of discussion in the country is "One Nation, One Tax"; the GST. Last month, it was "One Nation, One Exam". Yes, I am referring to the recent Supreme Court verdict on NEET examination and the NEET Ordinance by the Central Government. This has turned the attention of many students towards private medical colleges. Private medical colleges are within the reach of common man? The most expensive private medical colleges may now be within the reach of common man, or at least qualified candidates who could afford the high fee structure of the private colleges. While many of us are assuming that NEET ranks will be used by