MBBS Admission

 Direct MBBS Admission

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MBBS Course Overview

As I told you earlier, before joining any course please do know about the course first. Just try to understand the subjects you have to study, the scope, salary, etc. Most importantly if the student is interested enough and dedicated enough to study this course, since it is one of the toughest courses to study.

There is nothing much to discuss regarding the scope and salary of MBBS as it is one of the best courses in the world.

MBBS – Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery.

Course Duration: 4.5 years of academics + 1-year compulsory internship.

You have to study the following subjects during the course period:

• Physiology.
• Biochemistry.
• Anatomy.
• Pharmacology.
• Microbiology.
• Pathology.
• Forensic medicine.
• General Medicine.
• Community medicine.
• Psychology.
• Obstetrics and Gynecology.
• Pediatrics.
• Anesthesiology.
• Dermatology.
• Venerology.
• Ophthalmology.
• Orthopedics.
• Surgery.

There will be a 12-month compulsory internship during which you will be posted in each department to get good clinical experience and practical exposure with the patients.

That is the time when you will be able to learn clinical work easily and gain the confidence to practice as an individual doctor.

Excited to take direct admission in MBBS? Then let us go through the complete details.

 

How to take direct admission to MBBS?

Before introducing the NEET-UG entrance exam it was very easy to take MBBS direct admission in India. You must have the basic eligibility criteria and you can directly join by paying the fees.

But now there is a very lengthy procedure for taking MBBS. There are many steps involved in taking direct admission in India.

I will list the steps first and explain them in detail below.

1. Qualify for the NEET-UG entrance exam.
2. Register for state counseling.
3. Document verification procedure.
4. First-round counseling.
5. Second Round counseling.
6. MOP-UP Round.
7. Direct admission.

You might be thinking, what I am talking about, right? 😛

No worries! I will tell you everything in detail.

If you want to join medical colleges in Karnataka, then you can read my post about direct MBBS admission in Karnataka.

Step 1: Qualify NEET-UG Entrance Exam

The first and most important step is to apply for the NEET-UG entrance exam and qualify for the exam. September 13th is the date for NEET-UG2021.

Now the next question which comes to your mind is -> Can I get direct MBBS admission without NEET?

The answer is NO.

To taking admission to any medical college in India or even abroad, you must qualify for the NEET exam.

Even if you want to take MBBS admission abroad you have to qualify for NEET.

This is the reason I told you that this article is going to be a myth-buster. Now let me tell you about step 2.

Step 2: Register for State Counselling

Now that you have qualified for the exam you have to attend the counseling conducted by the state authorities or central authority i.e MCC.

Think you want to join MBBS in Uttar Pradesh, then you must register for the counseling conducted by the UP state counseling authority.

For Karnataka, You have to register in KEA. The State authorities are responsible for the counseling procedures of colleges in their respective states and MCC is responsible for the counseling process of Deemed Universities and 50 % AIQ in all government medical colleges of the country.

Every state has its separate counseling, however, some state invites students from all over the country to register for the counseling procedures in their private medical colleges whereas some state doesn’t.

Is it necessary to attend counseling if I am going to take direct admission?

Of course, you have to register and also attend the counseling procedures. Firstly, you have to lock your options and try through merit by applying in the counseling procedure.

Important: If you didn’t attend the complete counseling procedure, then you won’t be eligible to take direct admission in MBBS in any state.

Step 3: Document Verification

After the registration, there would be a process of document verification either through online or offline mode. In offline mode, the counseling authorities will ask the students to come to different centers in the state for verification of their documents, whereas in online mode some necessary documents listed on the website have to be uploaded.

You have to carry all the original documents, which the officials will cross-check and give you a verification slip.

In a few states, the candidates must also submit a demand draft of 1 lakh or 2 lakh rupees to the government as security, which will be refunded to your bank account after the counseling procedures.

Now, most of the procedures left will be online.

Step 4: First Counselling

The first and second counseling will be online. You have to log in to the portal with your login credentials.

After that, you have to choose the college of your choice in descending order. After choosing you to have to lock the choices and submit them.

Then comes the first counseling results. If you have been allotted any seats, then you can see them now. If not, then you have to attend the 2nd counseling.

Step 5: Second Counseling

The same procedure of the first round of counseling repeats here. If you are not able to secure MBBS  seats in the second round, then you can attend the MOP-UP round.

Step 6: MOP-UP Round

This round is completely offline in most of the states in India. The vacant seats after the second round will be given through the MOP-UP round to students who are present at the counseling center. center. However, some state like Karnataka conducts an online mode of MopUp.

You didn’t get MBBS admission through the MOP-UP round too? Now comes the direct admission part.

Step 7: Direct Admission to MBBS

The leftover or vacant seats are transferred to the management and the offline stray vacancy round is conducted by the college. we can help guide you through the entire process and secure a seat.

Very Important: You won’t be eligible to take direct admission to MBBS if you didn’t register and attend all rounds of counseling.