MGIMS Sevagram All Questions

Hey,

You have scored low marks in NEET 2019 and hence it becomes really difficult for you to get admission in MGIMS . Even though you have category reservation, the cut off marks for this college remains high. A score of around 540+ would keep you on the safer side. Hope that clears your doubt.

Best wishes

Hello riya

Mgims registration procedure for counseling has been started and results of 1st round of counseling will come by 27 June. Counseling is done purely on the basis of NEET score. For further information go thorough this link

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-counselling

Good Luck 

Hi Raj,

Last year for general category the last rank to be alloted a medical college through AIQ counselling was around AIR 10000-10500. 

As your rank is around AIR 28000, I don't think you will alloted any government medical college in general category in AIQ counselling.

As far as state counselling is concerned, you can apply for counselling there also, but the chances of you getting a medical college being a general category student is difficult.

Still I will recommend to attend state counselling to avail the benefits of 85% state quota seats.

I hope this helps.

All the best.

Hello Piyush Richariya,

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery [MBBS]

Fees

₹ 490,900 (First Year)

Course Duration -

4 Years 6 Months

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5

₹ 490,900 ₹ 214,200 ₹ 214,200 ₹ 214,200 ₹ 214,200

Total - ₹ 1,347,700

Thanku.

Hello Devendra Nagar,

Admission process in MGIMS wardha is as follows:

1. For admission in UG courses candidate can apply through their NEET UG medical scorecard.

2. For admission in PG courses candidate can apply through their NEET PG medical scorecard.

Candidate must fulfill all the required eligibilty criteria made under the admission guidelines.

Hope this helps.

Good Luck.

Hello,

With a score of 138 marks in NEET your chances of admission in Kasturba Health Society's Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences is very difficult. I assume you belong to General Category as you have not mentioned about your category. The cut off for open category is usually 500 and more. It can be decreased to minimum marks of 450 but not less than that. Therefore, your chances of admission with 138 marks are very low.

Good Luck.

There are 33 seats for GN student through AIQ, therefore chances are less according to ur marks

No that's not impossible. If you are thinking for admission into MBBS through AIIMS or JIPMER then that's fine. But without neet you cannot get admission into state government and private medical colleges. 

Yes if you want to go abroad, then you definitely can. 

You must qualify the neet cutoff marks which is just around 120-140 for being elgibile to get an admission in MBBS course and if you can afford large costs then you will always have an opportunity of MBBS through deemed universities or admission under management quota. 

Why to close doors for number of options when you easily can get atleast qualifying marks in neet.