If you do your MBBS from AIIMS Nagpur, you won’t be eligible for Maharashtra state quota seats for PG (postgraduate) courses. This is because AIIMS Nagpur is a central government institute, and usually, state quota reservations are only for students who completed their MBBS from medical colleges within that particular

good afternoon, if you complete your MBBS from AIIMS Nagpur, you will not be eligible for the Maharashtra state quota for PG medical admissions, even though you're from Maharashtra

AIIMS Nagpur is a central government institute, and Maharashtra’s state quota PG seats are typically reserved for:

Candidates who completed MBBS

Yes, if you do your MBBS from AIIMS Nagpur, you will be eligible for Maharashtra state quota for NEET PG. Since AIIMS Nagpur is located in Maharashtra, and you are a domicile of the state, you can apply under the 50% state quota for PG medical admissions in Maharashtra.

If you pursue your MBBS from AIIMS Nagpur and hold a valid Maharashtra domicile certificate you are eligible to apply under the Maharashtra state quota for postgraduate medical admissions such as NEET PG. AIIMS Nagpur is a central government institute whose clinical training is recognized nationwide. For PG admissions under

Hello Parth,

The total number of government MBBS seats in Madhya Pradesh (as of recent trends) is around 2,000–2,400 seats. Out of this, approximately 50% are for unreserved (UR) category, which means around 1,000–1,200 seats are available for general category students.These seats are spread across 13 government medical colleges, and

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With 472 marks and AIR 87,874 in NEET 2025, you will not be able to get admission in a Government MBBS College either through AIQ (All India quota) or even through State quota unless you are a reserved category student.
If you are a reserved category students, the

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According to the Gujarat government's rules for students admitted under the state quota, student seeking and MBBS degree at GCS Medical in Ahmedabad are required to pay a service bond. The goal of this strategies is to graduate that physicians are available in the state's underprivileged and rural communities.

Hello Aspirant,

No, Haryana does not provide PG quota seats to MBBS graduates from deemed medical universities. Only MBBS graduates who have completed their MBBS from a state government or private medical college affiliated to a Haryana university will be considered for PG state quota seats. Students studying medicine at

Kashmiri Migrant Quota is not limited to ASCOMS Jammu alone. Some Government Medical Colleges (GMCs) in Jammu and Kashmir also offer MBBS seats under this special category, depending on seat availability and reservation policies for the given year. Students applying under the Kashmiri Migrant Quota should register for NEET and

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With a NEET score of 366 and belonging to the OBC category in Telangana, getting a government MBBS seat would be quite difficult, as the cut-off for OBC in Telangana usually goes above 430–450. However, you still have chances in private medical colleges under the B-category or management quota.