Hello...i velong to Telangana state

You can give NEET. That way you’ll be eligible for the all India seats in those states.

Hi Kamala

Yes, you will be eligible to participate in the counselling process of the private colleges and deemed universities of all these states. The counselling for deemed universities will be conducted by Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) along with the counselling of All India Quota seats.

On the other hand, the counselling for private colleges of each state will be conducted by the respective state authorities for which you have to register as and when their application forms are released.

For most of the states, the seats in the private colleges are divided between state quota and management quota. This implies the seats of private colleges which comes under state quota will require domicile eligibility whereas the management quota seats will be available for all the candidates hailing from any state. The number of seats available in private medical colleges in each state for non-domicile candidates is given below-

• Maharashtra has 15% of Institutional Quota which includes NRI candidates. This means that 15% of the total will be available for non-domicile candidates and NRI candidates can also take admission under this quota.

• In Karnataka , the colleges are divided in different categories-

• • KPCF (COMED K) colleges- 40% of the total seats belong to the private quota in which the candidates hailing from a particulate Hyd-Kar quota are eligible. The remaining 60% seats are further divided between 30% and 70% among which 70% seats are open for all the candidates whereas 30% seats are for candidates of ‘Karnataka origin’.
  • KRLMPCA and AMPCK colleges- In this, 55% of seats belong to the above mentioned private quota. 66% of the remaining 45% seats are available for religious/linguistic minority and 34% of the seats will be available for all the candidates.
  • Other quota seats- 5% of the seats in KPCF, KRLMPCA, AMPCK colleges will be reserved for all the candidates belonging to any part of the country. The fees will be comparatively higher for these seats.

• For Tamil Nadu , the number of seats available in each type of college is given below-

  • 35% of total MBBS seats in Self-Financing Non-Minority Medical colleges.

  • 50% of the total MBBS seats in Self-Financing Minority Medical Colleges.

  • 15% of the total MBBS seats in Rajah Muthaih Medical College, Annamalai University.

Hope it helps!