Hello Aspirant,

See for this year there are no government seats in Deemed universities and even there is no any provision of government seats in deemed universities but according to the new policy to be implemented by NMC jointly with GoI "the private medical colleges and deemed universities shall charge fees for 50% of its total sanctioned seats on a par with government medical colleges in that State/Union Territory. "

And as per the notification released by NMC few days back the new policy will be implement in private medical colleges and deemed universities from session 2023-24 means those who will be appearing for NEET UG 2023 and will be taking admission in 2023 will be benefited with this policy.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hi aspirant,

Mop up rounds is conducted by MCC in order to fill the vacant seats available in various medical colleges after the two rounds of counselling. See actually any person who has qualified neet can apply for the mop up round, it not matters that if he or she is allotted a seat or not or participated in previous rounds. The only case a person is not allowed to participate in the mop up round is that if he or she has filled up status retention form and confirmed his admission to the college.

Since you have mentioned that you didn't got into the previously allotted college, so you can definitely apply for mop up round.

Hope it helps!

Hi Neelesh,

Listen your question in pretty much Incomplete , You have not mentioned about which exam you are talking.

As much I can understand by your question, may  be you are talking about NEET exam so , your answer is

YES , you can apply for  Deemed universities in second round of counseling .

For more information about NEET counseling click on the given link :- https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-counselling

Thank you!

Hello,

------ The National Medical Commission in its guidelines has said that private medical colleges and deemed universities should charge fees for 50% of its seats on a par with government medical colleges in that State or Union Territory.

------- This benefit would go first to students admitted under government quota and “if government quota seats are less than 50% of the total sanctioned seats, then the remaining candidates would avail the benefit of fee equivalent to fees of government medical college, based purely on merit,” the office memorandum issued on February 3 reads.

------- As far as the guidelines are concerned then they haven't been implemented yet, and it's likely as per reports that the decision might get challenged in the Court from various Private Institutions

I hope you find the answer helpful.

Thank you.

Dear aspirant,

I would request you to kindly mention in the comment box the name of the university/college so that I can guide you with correct judgement and information. Without this it can vary from a low fees such as 3-4L - 12-15L so its necessary to know the name of the college.

hey there

hope you are doing well

The fees structure is of deemed  universities  is different for different colleges, and the fees is incremented with each passing.Deemed University fee structure for MBBS 2021 in India is relatively low as compared to private medical and dental colleges.

the fees could be estimate between 15 lach/ year to 30 Lach/year.  Here are fees of some deemed universities

1. Bharati Vidyapeeth deemed university medical college and hospital- 19,98,000 approx.

2. DY Patil Medical college, Hospital and research centre, Pune- 25,00,000

3. Padmashree dr. d Y Patil Medical college, mumbai- 26,75,000.

hope this helps you

hello aspirant,

I hope that you are doing absolutely great.

With reference to your above mentioned query, I would like to tell you that Management Quota is a government authorized mechanism provided to private or deemed University by which students can secure Direct Admission in institute. Management Quota is only applicable in private or deemed Universities because they don't receive any grants from the government.

According to Medical Council of India 15% of total seats acquired by a private medical college can be Reserved by their authority as a management quota.

Further, you can get admission to BDS in various universities through management quota based on the donation contribution rather than merit.

I hope that this will help.

hi reader ,

according to the brochure released by MCC , they have answerd in the FAQ section that if a candidates wants to participate for both governement and deemed colleges they will have to pay fee of higher one i.e. of deemed .

Q. No. 3:- In case candidate had to apply for both Govt. Medical/Dental/Nursing and for Deemed University should the candidate pay the fee for both?

No. As per the policy, the candidate has to pay only the higher fee. In this case the candidate will have to pay fee for Deemed University i.e. Rs. 5000/- (counselling/registration) plus Rs. 2,00,000/- (security amount).

the above question is from MCC brochure

i hope this helps

for  knowing the chance of getting a college

you can refer

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

i hope this helps

thank you