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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.  

In recent years, several private medical colleges have mushroomed in Bihar. If based on   NEET   score you don’t get admission in any government medical colleges of the state, these colleges are available as an alternative. Surely, studying in these private medical colleges is not affordable to all and you choose it only when you fail to secure seat in a government medical institution. In this post, you will get to know about the   fee structure of different Private Medical Colleges in Bihar .  

There are 15 Government Medical Colleges in Madhya Pradesh including   AIIMS Bhopal . Admission in all these colleges is done based on NEET Merit List. In AIIMS Bhopal, candidates across the country can take admission based on   NEET All India Rank   while in other government colleges of MP,   15   percent seats are reserved under   All India Quota   while some seats are reserved under   Government of India (GOI)   for central nominees.   

There are 14 Government Medical Colleges in Madhya Pradesh in which native students can take admission under State Quota Open Seats. All 100 seats in   AIIMS Bhopal   are filled based on   NEET All India Rank . Hence, in this post we have given category wise seat distribution of MBBS Seats (State Quota Open Seats) of 14 government medical colleges of the state excluding AIIMS Bhopal.  

Scoring high in   NEET   is vital to grab a medical seat in any government medical college of India where tuition fees are meagre. Surely, taking admission in a private medical college is also an option but that is not pocket friendly.   Tuition fee   in private medical college ranges between 10 to 20 lakh per annum. Therefore, securing higher marks in NEET not only helps you in taking admission in a government medical college; it also reduces financial burden from your shoulders.   Madhya Pradesh Government Medical Colleges Fee Structure   for 2024 has been discussed in this post.  

Admission in Government and Private Medical Colleges of Madhya Pradesh (MP) is now done based on   NEET Merit List .   National Testing Agency   (NTA)   conducts NEET every year and based on its merit list,   Department of Medical Education   (DME)   under the government of Madhya Pradesh conducts counselling for allotment of MBBS seats under state quota. After the declaration of   NEET 2024 result, counselling notification will be released on DME MP website. In this post, we will take a look at Madhya Pradesh Private Medical College Fee Structure.  

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.  

From 2019 onwards, NEET is conducted by newly constituted   NTA   ( National Testing Agency ). It was earlier conducted by   CBSE . NEET has now replaced AIPMT, all state level medical entrance exams and those conducted by various private medical colleges. Admission in medical/dental colleges of different states and private institutions offering   MBBS   or   BDS   courses is now done based on NEET merit list. In this post, we will discuss about NEET and its pros and cons in detail.

Every year more than 15 lakh candidates appear in the NEET . But, only a few thousands of them achieve success in this Medical entrance exam. Majority of candidates fail to qualify in this entrance exam. And hence NEET is also regarded as one of the toughest exams in the country. Negative marking is one of the main reasons for the poor performance of candidates in NEET . How to avoid negative marking in NEET ? Let us find the answer to this question.