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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.  

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.  

NEET is a common entrance exam through which 15% of MBBS or BDS seats in various Medical/ Dental colleges of India is filled. CBSE conducts this exam every year in the first week of May. In 201 6 , more than 6 Lakh candidates appeared in this exam for approx 3000 MBBS seats in the country. That’s why it is considered one of the toughest exams of India. NEET Question paper consists of 45 question each from Chemistry and Physics and 90 questions of Biology. Let us see, how to prepare Physics for NEET ?

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.

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.