Deemed medical colleges have their own universities, not affiliated to any state university.

Deemed colleges conducted their own entrance exams until NEET 2016,after which admissions are conducted via NEET only.

The eligibility criteria for is to have a NEET qualifying score in respective NEET exam. This score changes year to year but is usually low enough and any NEET qualifier can easily gain admission in deemed universities.

It is 50th percentile for general category candidates and 40th percentile for reserved category candidates.

Even 50th percentile doesn't exceed 200 marks in NEET.

For OBC, 40th percentile ranged from 678-118 marks in NEET 2017.

Even at this score, one is eligible for admission in deemed universities and you can safely gain admission with 300 or so marks.

Good luck.

Hi Sid Patil

Medical deemed university means a medical institution attains the status of university by UGC in area of medical sciences as specialisation on recommendation of Medical Council of India to award degrees and diplomas in medicine.

Cut off score of previous year NEET was as follows

Category	Marks Range	Qualifying Criteria	Number of Candidates
Others	685-145	50th Percentile	1,71,329
OBC	678-118	40th Percentile	1,75,226
SC	595-118	40th Percentile	47,183
ST	599-118	40th Percentile	15,710
UR – PH	474-131	45th Percentile	437
OBC – PH	510-118	40th Percentile	597
SC – PH	415-118	40th Percentile	143
ST – PH	339-118	40th Percentile	36

Hope This Helps

All the Best

Before 2016,Deemed Medical Colleges conduct their own entrance examination affiliated to a parent University.



From 2016-17 Academic year, admissions are based on common entrance exam NEET. The first and second counselling is alloted by state government based on govt. Merit list. 3rd counselling is conducted by the particular College



A rank list  is prepared for the students who applied to the college. Accordingly admission is done.



The Parent University sets the fee structure, issues degree certificates, prepares Semester question papers for other deemed universities.

An institute will attain the status of a deemed university (say medical education) when it gets permission from University Grant Commission on recommendation by a statutory council (which is MCI for medical education).

Until recently, deemed colleges used to conduct their own entrance examinations. But now almost every deemed university has begun considering NEET-UG scores for conducting admissions into medical courses.

As far as cut off marks are concerned, it is always subject to changes depending on the level of difficulty of the question paper and the average marks secured by majority of students.

Hii Sid, Deemed medical colleges are those medical colleges which conduct their own examinations and have their own seperate university.Their degree certificate will have the name of their university in place of other colleges where they come under a common health universty. .Hope this helps u..

Deemed medical college are those who conduct own medical internal examination and give degree recognized by own university they follow own rule



Some of them are

MMIMSR

DY Patil

ADESH HOSPITAL



DISTRIBUTION OF SEAT IS SAME AS OF GOVT COLLEGE.