Well, of course, you do… who would ever say they don’t need MBBS admission in India without donation?
The REAL question you might be having is – How to get MBBS admission without donation?
There are many consultants who are into MBBS admissions in India. But, only a few of them will be able to guide you secure MBBS seat through management quota, that too without a donation.
Before knowing about the procedures, let it clear that you won’t be able to get an MBBS admission without qualifying the NEET entrance exam. Yes, NEET qualification is mandatory for admission to MBBS, BDS, and AYUSH courses.
Direct admission to MBBS is also not possible as all the candidates have to go through the centralized counseling procedures. If the seats are vacant even after the MOP-UP round, those candidates who have registered for the online counseling will be able to take the seats directly.
You must also understand that centralized counseling is to provide seats to students on merit wise and to cut off the donation part. You don’t have to pay any donation to college if you are getting an MBBS seat through counseling.
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MBBS Admission Procedure in India
The procedures for every state is different and I would brief about the general procedures for getting medical admission without any donation. As an example, I will take the case of direct admission in MBBS without donation in Karnataka.
You can read my detailed post about MBBS admission in India too.
Eligibility for Taking MBBS Admission
To take admission in MBBS, the candidate must:
- Have an aggregate of 50% marks in their 12th.
- I have scored at least 50% in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English separately.
- Qualify the NEET-UG entrance exam.
- Be at least 17 years of age on 31st December of the year of taking admission.
Please keep in mind that NEET qualification is mandatory. I used to get hundreds of calls telling me that they have qualified NEET and want to join MBBS in top medical colleges.
Steps to get MBBS Admission through Counseling
Please read this part very carefully!
I will list the basic steps for taking MBBS admission and will explain each one of them below. The major steps for taking MBBS admission is as below:
- NEET qualification.
- Register for online counseling.
- Document verification.
- Round One – Online choice filling.
- Round Two – Online choice filling.
- MOP-UP Round.
Just keep in mind the steps above. Now I will explain everything in detail.
NEET Qualification: As I told you-you must qualify the NEET-UG entrance exam.
Register for Online Counseling: Keep all your documents ready including the NEET scorecard. There will be two counselings, one is conducted by MCC and others by the respective state government. Before that decide in which state you want to take admission.
Register on both the MCC website and also the concerned state counseling website. For example, in Karnataka, the counseling procedures are done by Karnataka Examination Authority. There will be a registration fee of around Rs.1000.
Document Verification: The concerned authority will publish a date on which you must be physically present at a verification center for verifying your documents. In some states, the verification will be online.
In a few states like UP, Puducherry, etc. you must have to deposit a security deposit of around Rs.1 lac t Rs.2 lac which will be deducted from the first year tuition fees.
Round One Counseling: After the verification of documents the authority will publish dates for online counseling. During online counseling, you must log in with your credentials and choose a college of your choice and lock the option.
If you have allotted the seat then they will publish the results and you can download the allotment letter directly from the website or you can receive it offline. Don’t worry if you weren’t able to secure a seat, you can try in the second round of counseling.
Round Two Counseling: This is the same as the first round of counseling. If you weren’t allotted a seat in this round, then you can attend the MOP-UP round.
MOP-UP Round: All the seats which are vacant will be given to candidates in the MOP-UP round. MOP-UP round doesn’t happen online. You must be physically present the center for the MOP-UP round.
The seats which are left after the MOP-UP round will be given to candidates who have registered and attended the online counseling procedures. If you haven’t registered for the counseling, then you won’t be eligible for taking the vacant seats.
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List of Documents Needed During Counseling and Admission
Before you start registering and attending the counseling procedures, please do keep these documents ready with you for hassle-free admission procedures.
- 10th Marks card.
- 12th marks card.
- 12th pass certificate.
- TC or Transfer certificate.
- Migration certificate.
- Conduct certificate.
- NEET scorecard.
- Aadhar Card.
- Scanned passport size photo.
- Income certificate, if applicable.
- Domicile certificate, in a few states, if applicable.
Also, keep in mind to provide a working e-mail id and phone number as all the updates related to counseling will be sent to your registered mobile number or e-mail id.
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List of Few MBBS Colleges
For MBBS admission, colleges cannot charge any donation as the complete admission procedure is through counseling. I will list a few medical colleges you will like:
- Subarti Medical College, Meerut.
- Sathya Sai Medical College, Pondicherry.
- MG Medical College, Pondicherry.
- MVJ Medical College, Bangalore.
- Navodaya Medical College, Raichur.
- BGS Global Medical College, Bangalore.
- Subbaiah Institute of Medical Science, Bangalore.
- Pondicherry Institute of Medical Sciences, Pondicherry.
- Meenakshi Medical College, Chennai.
- Balaji Medical College, Chennai.
- Vydehi Medical College, Bangalore.
- Rajarajeshwari Medical College, Bangalore.
- Sri Siddhartha Medical College, Tumkur.
- SRM Medical College, Chennai.
- JSS Medical College, Mysore.
- AJ Institute of Medical Sciences, Mangalore.
- Yenepoya Medical College, Mangalore.
- Srinivas Medical College, Mangalore.
- Sri Ramachandra Medical College, Chennai.
- Sapthagiri Medical College, Bangalore.
- East Point Medical College, Bangalore.
- AB Shetty Medical College, Mangalore.
- KVG Medical College, Sullia.
- Dhanalakshmi Srinivasa Medical College, Trichy.
- Karapagam Medical College, Coimbatore.
- Vinayaka Mission Medical College, Salem.
Conclusion
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I am Dr.Sushil Agarwal natively from Assam and settled in Bangalore. I am guiding students from the last 14 years for selecting their careers, course, and college. I am a professional career blogger and write mainly about different careers and colleges in India.
Hello Vishnu
Thanks a lot for giving the bright insight on the step by step process of getting into MBBS course. However , i have some Questions in my mind. Kindly help me to clear it if its possible.
1/ How is the distribution of Seat Matrix in KEA?
2/Can i apply for govt. Quota seats if i am not a domicile of karnataka?
3/What is P , Q & NRI quota Seats?
4/ Since the fee structure is very high in NRI AND Q quota, is there a chance to negotiate with the college in fees?
5/what is the difference between Permitted and Recognised seats? Would i be able to know in which Quota i am being admitted?
and lastly
6/ Is Hostel Mandatory to take in all the colleges?
7/ Does any Dental / Medical college charges extra fees apart from admission fees while getting admitted?
8/Whats the range of Hostel Fees per annum and Misc. fees generally on different colleges.
and Lastly,
9/ Is it advisable to take the guidance of a experienced Education Consultant? What are their charges and How to check their genuinity.
Thanks
Thank you for the comment Munna!
1. The seat distribution in KEA is different for different colleges. Once the seat matrix is decided I will be updating it in this page.
2. No, you cannot apply for Government Quota seats if you are not a domicile of Karnataka through KEA counseling. But, you can apply it through All India Quota.
3. NRI quota is for Non-resident Indians or students who had done their 11th and 12th standard outside India.
4. Depending on the college and availability of the seats, we can in some college.
5. If you are studying in an MCI permitted seat, then you can only work in the state where that college is located. If in future the seat gets converted to MCI recognized, then you can work in any other state.
6. No, it is not mandatory to opt for hostels.
7. Yes, there will be extra fees for the hostel, food, examination, university, etc. Different college charges different fees. It is common for all the colleges to charge for examination, transportation, and university fees.
8. YOu can expect somewhere around Rs.1.50 and above for hostel and food. There are colleges that charge around Rs.7 lakhs year annum too.
9. Yes, I would suggest you take an educational consultant’s service because they have experience in the counseling procedures. Many mistakes happen when you do this yourself. The service charges are different for different consultants, there are consultants who give service for free.
YOu can contact consultants who are in your contact or search online. Talk with them and meet them in person. You will surely get to know about them. And only deal with consultants who have a minimum of 5 years of experience and having a permanent office.
I had sent the same details via email too.
It was nice answering a long yet interesting comment. All the best!
Can I get MBBS admission without donation in Karnataka? What is the procedure for MBBS admission?
Please do let me know about fee structure too. And it was a great information given here.
Dear Student,
The first step is to appear for NEET and get Eligible. Then, you can apply in KEA councelling for colleges that comes under RGUHS in Karnataka. Fee structure differs for P , Q & NRI quota. (You would be given options while doing option entry and Fee structure would be mentioned clearly under each quota ).