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Age Eligibility Criteria for MBBS Admission

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Age Eligibility Criteria for MBBS Admission

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Age Eligibility Criteria for MBBS Admission

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It is said to be believed by our ancestors that there is an age of everything. Similarly, to apply for MBBS admission in India, there is an age limit. For the general category, it is 25 years while...

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Every year, more than 13 lakhs students write NEET exam for MBBS admission in India out of which less than 50% of students manage to qualify the exam. However, according to official data, there are around 83,000 seats of MBBS across the country. Thus, in the advent of tough competition acquiring a reputed medical college is a challenge for students. Moreover, aspirants can also appear for AIIMS/ JIPMER/ AFMC/ AIPVT, etc for MBBS admission. Qualifying the medical entrance exam is one of life’s incredible accomplishments.

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Every year, more than 13 lakhs students write NEET exam for MBBS admission in India out of which less than 50% of students manage to qualify the exam. However, according to official data, there are around 83,000 seats of MBBS across the country. Thus, in the advent of tough competition acquiring a reputed medical college is a challenge for students. Moreover, aspirants can also appear for AIIMS/ JIPMER/ AFMC/ AIPVT, etc for MBBS admission. Qualifying the medical entrance exam is one of life's incredible accomplishments.

MBBS is an undergraduate course of 4.5 years + 1 year of compulsory internship in the field of surgery, hospitals and medicines. MBBS is also known as 'Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery'. The degree of MBBS bestows the honourable title of Doctorate. The title delivers you pride, decorum, respect and responsibilities. Becoming a doctor means people will count on you for their life and also worship you like a God. The syllabus of MBBS is so vast that it has been covered into three phases:-

In the Pre- Clinical phase, aspirants study various subjects like Anatomy, Biochemistry and Physiology.

In the Para-Clinical phase, aspirants study many subjects like Community Medicine, Forensic Medicine, Pathology, Micrology, Pharmacology, and Clinical Posting.

In the Clinical phase, aspirants study tons of subjects like Community Medicine, Medicine and allied subjects like Psychiatry and Dermatology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, Surgery and allied subjects (Anesthesiology, E.N.T, Ophthalmology) and Clinical postings, etc. Besides, there are other courses included like interpersonal communication, gestures, and personality development, etc.

Aspirants who are striving for MBBS admission should be patient and hardworking. As procuring MBBS admission in highly reputed colleges is not everyone's cup of tea. Lots of students often fail to crack the NEET examination. These students don't need to be upset because there is no limit on the number of attempts for the medical entrance exam. The students can attempt the exam as many times they want until the age of 25 years for general category and 30 years for the backward category. The cutthroat competition forces students to join foundation coaching to crack the NEET exam. To qualify the entrance exam aspirant must understand the basic details of it and must be in a habit of self-study. He should be following a daily routine, revising regularly, exercising per day, maintaining a healthy diet, consistency, etc.

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Every year, more than 13 lakhs students write NEET exam for MBBS admission in India out of which less than 50% of students manage to qualify the exam. However, according to official data, there are around 83,000 seats of MBBS across the country.

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MBBS admission in India is an arduous journey after 10+2 examination

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MBBS admission in India is an arduous journey after 10+2 examination

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NEET is the most popular and often written medical entrance exam by students for MBBS admission in India. It is conducted by CBSE and  accepted by almost every state. Therefore, we suggest students that they must include NEET in their priority entrance exam list to be given for MBBS admission.

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MBBS is one of the toughest and tedious professions and the journey to embark the profession is much tougher. The arduous journey of MBBS admission in India starts from class 11 th. From that point, students are advised to join foundation classes to crack NEET examinations. NEET stands for National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test which is mandatory to write for MBBS admission. On the basis of NEET score, aspirants get admission into medical colleges. The Candidate who wants to write the NEET examination must have qualified the intermediate or equivalent exam with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English as compulsory subjects from any recognized board of the country.

Apart from NEET, there are many other medical entrance exams like AIIMS/ JIPMER/ AFMC/ AIPMT, etc to write to get admission in private or government universities. Students in a quandary to choose between government and private institutes can opt for either, as both are best. However, If someone is unable to grasp a government college then without hesitating, he can apply for a private institute because there are many private institutes which have better rankings than government institutes. Both private, as well as government institutes, have similar processes for MBBS admission. There are some highly recommended private colleges in India where medical aspirants can take admission. These colleges are Christian Medical College Vellore, Kasturba Medical College Manipal, Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Research Institute Chennai, Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research New Delhi, etc.

For MBBS admission in India, applicants must have passed the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) with at least 50% marks for general category while 40% marks for SC/ ST/ OBC (non- creamy layer) category. The candidate must crack the entrance exam to get a medical university. After qualifying the medical exam, the student needs to register for online counseling. The counseling will be held on the basis of the students' NEET score. After the online counseling, the candidate will be allotted a college where he has to report for the documentation. Afterwards, there are following prerequisite documents for MBBS admission:-

Counseling call letter

Domicile certificate

High School mark sheet + passing certificate

Intermediate mark sheet + passing certificate

NEET admit card

NEET scorecard

Transfer certificate

Character certificate

Migration certificate

Category certificate (if needed)

Passport size photographs

Income certificate of your parents

Gap-year affidavit (if any)

After verifying these documents at the college premises, submit the admission fees as mentioned on the website.

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MBBS admission in India is an arduous journey after 10+2 examination

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1st June 2020: MBBS is one of the toughest and tedious professions and the journey to embark the profession is much tougher. The arduous journey of MBBS admission in India starts from class 11th. From that point, students are advised to join foundation classes to crack NEET examinations.