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Being a medical aspirant from the state of Jharkhand is not that easy. The mineral-rich state was created in 2000 by bifurcating the state of Bihar. Till 2020, the state had seen more than 5 CMs heading the state government but during the same 2-decade-long saga, not a single government medical college started functioning at full scale. Much water has flown under the Subarnarekha. Jharkhand has now new AIIMS, 3 new government and couple of new private medical colleges. Let us take a look at MBBS and BDS seat in Jharkhand under state quota.  

Admission in different government and private engineering colleges of Jharkhand is done based on JEE Main score. For taking admission in the engineering colleges of the state, students need to participate in JCECEB Engineering counselling. This counselling is conducted at the state level though JEE Main is conducted by NTA at the national level.

BIT Sindri is one of the most popular Engineering Colleges of Jharkhand. Admission in BIT Sindri was earlier used to be carried out based on entrance exam conducted by Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (JCECEB) – JCECE. But things have changed 2019 onwards.   State level entrance exam for Engineering Colleges has been scrapped.

In its historic verdict Jharkhand High Court has restored 160 Medical Seats in the state which were earlier reduced by the Medical Council of India (MCI). Hundreds of students were anxiously waiting for this decision and now they can take admission into three Medical Colleges of Jharkhand. High Court has ordered state government to take admission for all 350 Medical Seats in RIMS , PMCH and MGM Medical College . Few weeks back MCI had slashed 160 MBBS Seats in the state due to poor infrastructure and facilities in various Medical Colleges of Jharkhand.

Recently MCI ( Medical Council of India ) took a very harsh decision and reduced approx 50 percent of Medical seats in Jharkhand . This decision has badly affected several students who were already allotted Medical seats this year during first and second round of counselling for the MBBS course. After reviewing the infrastructure and facilities in the three Medical Colleges of state MCI reduced 160 MBBS seats in Jharkhand . 

Recently Indian government accepted the proposal of health ministry to increase 10,000 MBBS seats in the different government Medical Colleges of India. This news has brought happiness on the faces of millions of students who are aspiring to become doctor. Nowadays it has become really difficult to get Medical education in the country. Private Medical Colleges are charging heavy amount of fees. On the other hand government has failed to open required number of government Medical Colleges in the country.