Leading Medical Colleges in India: MBBS Admissions & Cutoffs

Frequently Asked Questions

Is NEET-UG mandatory for MBBS admission in India?

Yes. Admission to MBBS and BDS at government, deemed and private medical colleges in India is through NEET-UG, followed by All India Quota counselling or the relevant state counselling process.

What is the eligibility for MBBS in India?

Candidates generally need to have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English, meet the minimum aggregate set for their category, satisfy the age requirement and qualify NEET-UG. Check each college profile and the official counselling notice for current rules.

How long is the MBBS course?

MBBS is a 5.5-year programme that includes a one-year compulsory rotating internship. BDS typically runs for five years including internship.

What is the difference between government and private medical college fees?

Government medical colleges charge comparatively low tuition, while private and deemed medical colleges can cost several lakhs per year. Use the fees filter on this page to compare colleges within your budget.

How should I shortlist medical colleges?

Compare recognition status, seat intake, fees, hospital attachment, location and previous counselling closing ranks. Shortlist colleges on this page, review their profiles and raise an enquiry for admission guidance.