admissionin mbbs

The National Medical Commission (NMC) sets the eligibility criteria for MBBS admission in India. Only candidates fulfilling the eligibility requirements are considered for MBBS admission. Candidates found ineligible at any stage of MBBS admission will have their candidature cancelled. Check the MBBS admission eligibility criteria below.

• Academic qualifications: To secure MBBS admission in India, candidates must have passed class 12 from a recognised board.

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• Subjects studied: To pursue an MBBS course, students should have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in their class 11 and 12.

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• Minimum marks required: For MBBS admission in India candidates must score at least 50% marks in the qualifying examination. For SC, ST, and OBC category candidates, the minimum marks required for MBBS admission are 40%.

• Age: Aspirants should have attained the minimum age of 17 years for getting admission to MBBS in India. The upper age limit for MBBS admission is 25 years.

MBBS Admission Process in India 2022

Admission to the MBBS course is granted on the basis of candidates’ performance in the national level entrance exam, NEET. Check the MBBS admission process in India below.

MBBS entrance exams

As aforementioned, for MBBS admission there is only one all India medical entrance exam - NEET. NTA conducts the medical entrance test based on the  which includes topics from class 11 and 12 CBSE curriculum. As per the , MBBS admission aspirants need to answer 180 multiple choice questions out of 200 questions in 3 hours.

The NEET 2022 question paper is divided into three sections - Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (Botany + Zoology). The NEET biology section carries the highest weightage with 90 questions that need to be answered, which fetch 360 marks. The remaining two sections of the have equal weightage, that is 45 questions and 180 marks each.

Direct admission

To secure MBBS admission in India candidates need to qualify for the For general category candidates, the cutoff of NEET for MBBS admission is the 50th percentile. While for reserved category candidates, the NEET cut-off is 40th percentile. Only candidates who secure the NEET cutoff marks and percentile are eligible for further counselling for MBBS admission. All AIIMS, JIPMER, and medical colleges grant admission to MBBS on the basis of NEET result and cutoff.