Maulana Azad Medical College All Questions

Hello Komal,

With a score of 650 marks and an All India Rank of 29,236 in NEET 2024, your chances of getting admission into Maharaja Agrasen Medical College (MAMC) in Agroha for the MBBS program are reasonably good, especially considering the following:

1. Cutoff Trends : MAMC is known for having a competitive cutoff, but with a score of 650, you stand a good chance. Generally, cutoffs for government medical colleges tend to be lower for candidates with higher marks, especially from the OBC category.
   
   

2. Category Consideration : Since you belong to the OBC category, you may have an advantage with slightly lower cutoffs compared to the general category.
   
   

3. State Quota : If you are applying under the state quota, it may improve your chances further, as the cutoffs can differ significantly between the All India Quota and state quotas.
   
   

4. Previous Year Trends : It's beneficial to check the previous year's cutoff trends for MAMC to get a clearer picture.
   
   Conclusion:

While there’s no guarantee of admission due to fluctuating cutoffs, your score places you in a favorable position. It is advisable to apply and also consider participating in the counseling process. Be sure to check the latest updates from the college and the state admission authority for the most accurate information regarding the admission process.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

To secure admission into MAMC as an EWS female with defence reservation in NEET 2025, you should aim to score around 680-700 marks as the cut-off for this category is typically lower than the general category, but still quite competitive due to the prestige of MAMC. There is only 1 to 5 percent defence reservation which means only less than 10 seats is available due to which competition is high.

Hello,

To get admission in Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi under EWS and Defence quota, you would need a good score in NEET as MAMC ranks amongst the topmost medical colleges in the country. Almost 680+ marks out of 720 may be needed by a general category student to get a seat in MAMC according to the trends in the previous years.

With the EWS and Defence reservation, you may get some relaxation, but considering the high cut-off for MAMC, it would be advisable to have at least 650+ marks in order to improve your chance. Keep in mind that all the cutoffs vary every year due to the difficulty of the exam, number of candidates appearing, seat availability, and a few other things; so one needs to keep setting high targets and also know the current trends of NEET 2025.

Balancing thorough preparation with an emphasis on key subjects will give you a strong chance.

Hello aspirant,
The CW Defence Quota, also known as the Children of War Wards Quota, offers reserved seats in educational institutions like Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC) for the dependents of armed forces personnel.
MAMC reserves 10 seats specifically for the CW Defence Quota. You can apply under this quota if you are the child/ward of a defense personnel (army, navy, air force, or paramilitary forces).
You'll need an Educational Concession Certificate (ECC) issued by the relevant authorities as proof. Although there was previously a possibility of securing a seat based solely on priority category, appearing for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is now mandatory.

I hope this information is helpful.

Hello aspirant,

Admission process for MBBS seats in MAMC, Agroha is directly managed by PGIMS, Rohtak & we obtain admission as per the counselling from PGIMS, Rohtak under state government Quota. No other Quota (All India or Management) is permitted/allowed to the institute.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello,

Yes, it's very likely that you'll get selected from the first waiting list for SIMC (MAMC). Being in the 18th position means you're quite close to the top of the list, and historically, many candidates in the waiting list often get selected as spots open up due to various reasons like withdrawals or rejections. Additionally, the fact that you're in the first waiting list increases your chances further as preferences are usually given to candidates in the initial lists. So, keep an eye on any updates from the institute and stay hopeful!

hope this helps,

Thank you

You have to register and then fill counselling form for both AIQ and state quota on respective date , u did not get direct admission.

Hello,

The eligibility requirements for NEET 2023 in terms of educational background or qualifying exam scores are listed below.

• Candidates must have passed each of the qualifying exam's Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English topics.
• Candidates that fall under the General category must have received at least a 50% (PCB) on their qualifying exam.
• Candidates from Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Other Backward Groups must receive a qualifying exam score of at least 40%(PCB).
• Candidates from the General category who are applying through the Persons with Disabilities (PWD) Quota must have obtained at least a 45 percent(PCB) passing grade in the prerequisite exam.

According to eligibility criteria, you just need to pass the English exam and required all total of 50% in PCB for general category and 40% for SC/ST category.

You satisfy all the criteria then there will no problem for you. You can easily admit in Delhi colleges such Maulana Azad Medical College.

Thank You

Greetings!

The eligibility for NEET UG, is getting 50% in PCB aggregate, so that you qualify that criteria, the criteria for MAMC is getting an aggregate of 60+% in PCB and NOT overall, as you have 62.XX % as aggregate in PCB that makes you eligible to get admission there, if you have sufficient NEET score. Your score in any subject except PCB doesn't matter as long as you have passed that subject. So no need to worry about your English marks.