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Bihar, the land of Gautam Buddha, Mahavira, Maurya Empire, Gupta Empire, the great ancient Nalanda and Vikramshila  University, is the third most populous state in India. With every passing year, the numbers of medical aspirants are also increasing in the state by manifold. Though in recent years, Bihar has seen number of new private medical colleges opening up, seats in government medical colleges have largely remained stagnant. Let us take a look at MBBS Seats in Bihar under State Quota.  

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 . 

Medical Council of India (MCI) has taken severe actions against many Medical Colleges of India where they found lack of infrastructure or faculties. In West Bengal MCI had reduced almost 50 percent of Medical Seats this year but after receiving an undertaking from the state government all seats were restored later. Many Medical Colleges have received official warning from the MCI for improving the facilities and infrastructure in the colleges.

Last month Medical Council of India (MCI) took a very harsh decision and reduced Medical seats in West Bengal to half. Approx 50 percent MBBS seats reduction in the state shocked everybody. It gave severe headache to thousands of Medical aspirants who cracked West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (Medical) this year but were not sure whether they will get admission in a Medical College or not. In WBJEE 2014 out of 63,330 candidates, only 4,433 qualified for the Medical counselling. But after the decision of MCI only 1200 Medical seats were available in the state. 

MCI (Medical Council of India) has reduced MBBS seats in the different Medical Colleges of West Bengal to half. It is a very sad and shocking news for all those students who wanted to take admission in various Medical Colleges of the state for the MBBS course this year. Medical Council of India has asked seven Medical Colleges of West Bengal to avoid admission for the MBBS course this year.