Hello candidate,

As per the latest rules by MCI and Supreme Court, 70% vision impairment will disqualify the person from pursuing the medical courses. This must be ruled out in your case.

Moreover, If it is less than 70% then you can provide the same copy during the admission process. Hope you found it helpful. If you have any other queries regarding any educational releted topics feel free to post it here.

Dear Sankalp,

Academics wise, in most of the colleges is almost same and you have to study on your own but the colleges you have listed above have the best faculties.

VMMC - You will get delhi quota for pg. Safdarjung hospital has the largest opd so you will get excellent clinical exposure, helpful seniors, good alumni connections, good pg:ug seat ratio(sort of internal pg quota), campus is not very big but college life is amazing. No service bond after MBBS.

KGMU - It caters large number of patients so good clinical exposure. It has a golden era of its own with great alumni. Two  Years of rural service bond.

AIIMS Bhopal -  You will get aiims tag in the first two, three of them are central universities with internal pg quota. I have ranked them according to my priority. You will also get good amount of research opportunities.

IMS - It is an Excellent institute but with a very disciplined life. Choose only if u want it, but it will be a good experience on its own.

Overall, Aiims bhopal is best. Initially BHU was better one as it was giving preference for internal students. But now, there is no such type of internal preferences. So now AIIMS will a better choice plus the brand tag of aiims also works everywhere . Facilities like mess, hostel etc. are gone quite old at BHU.

Hope this helps.

All the Best!!

Hello aspirant,

Hope you doing well

You should score minimum above 660 marks in NEET to be safe due to various factors i.e

• Difficulty level of NEET paper
• Number of aspirants appeared for NEET exam
• previous year cutoff trends

Below i have mentioned cutoff of ranks of VMMC, Delhi for general category

• 2019=                ROUND 1 - 92                  ROUND 2 - 157
• 2020=                ROUND 1 - 138                ROUND 2 - 163

From above you get some idea about OBC category

Hope this information helps you

Hello!

Internal quota means that a certain percentage of the seats is reserved for it’s own students. So in case of VMMC, 50% seats are available via All India quota while the rest 50% are reserved from the students  who have studied in IPU (VMMC, BSA, NDMC).

For the year wise quota it signifies how long for your quota is valid. If you take admission after that number of years, it will not be valid anymore.

Honest opinion, if you’re looking for a UG college, reservations in PG should be last factor to see. Focus more on academics and peer group.

Wishing you the best of luck!

Hello,

Vardhman Mahavir Medical College (VMMC) is currently offers MBBS/ MD/ MS/ BSc (Nursing) courses with multiple specializations. MBBS course has the intake of 150 students, MD/ MS have 16 and 4 specializations and is of 3 years duration.

To get admission in VMCC there are two ways-

• Through NEET Counseling (15% All India seats).
• Through IPU Counseling (85% seats). Out of the 85%, 60% are reserved for students with Delhi quota and 40% for All India.

For the second one you need to register for IPU.

You need to qualify neet to be eligible for VMCC.

VMCC MBBS fees is 33,500 per year.

You can refer to this link for more information

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/vardhman-mahavir-medical-college-and-safdarjung-hospital-new-delhi

Hope this helps!!!

If you are talking about rml college, new delhi then the College doesn't offer BSC nursing course. Only VMMC college offers bsc coursing and the fees in the College is around 35,000 to 60,000.

Fees of the College may vary at the time of admission as fee details are not yet updated and the information is according to the january month of 2020.

Hi Candidate,

MAMC stands for Maulana Azad Medical College(MAMC), is a Medical college in Delhi which is run and administrated by the Delhi Government. It is one of the top medical colleges in the country, and ranked third by the Times of India Survey.

VMMC stands for Vardhman Mahavir Medical College (VMMC), is also located in New Delhi and it is run under the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, and is linked with Safdarjung Hospital for training purposes.

If we talk about preference between the two colleges, I would say that VMMC presently has a better PG seats to UG seats ratio (in SJH, PGIMER RML, ESI, Hindu Rao), so VMMC is slightly better than MAMC.

Hope that the answer helps you!! ALL The Best.