Hello candidate,

Once the students have cleared the Neet Examination, they registered themselves for the All India medical counselling process or can apply for various medical colleges in various States on a separate basis for admission based on their interests.

Once they get a permanent seat in any of the colleges through the counselling rounds, they have to appear for the document verification round and there is no such interview process asked in medical colleges before admission.

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Hello,

In Indian Medical Colleges, there are no interviews for admission to MBBS, but  just  one.

Pune's Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) is a military medical school. Before acceptance, they conduct an interview as well as an aptitude and language exam. There is also a physical examination, and to be admitted, you must meet a number of requirements.

This isn't really an interview. However, if you've been assigned a medical college following NEET, you'll have to go through several procedures.

In the same college to which you are applying, you will be medically checked for a variety of things, including colorblindness, ENT, surgery, and more. There, the physicians may inquire about your medical history, previous operations, and so on.

However, that will be a generic statement, and you will not be evaluated for it.

They may also ask you a few questions regarding your paperwork, such as your residence, school, completing year, NEET score, and so on. That, however, would be casual. So, just relax.

Hope it helped

All the best!!

No there are no interviews in Indian Medical Colleges for admission in MBBS