Hello Dinesh

If you complete your MBBS from another state through All India Quota, you are required to serve the bond in the same state where you did your MBBS and not your home state.

The bond is a state specific legal agreement between you and the state government where you are allotted your MBBS seat, so you will need to serve your bond in that state only.

Thank You!!!

Hii Dinesh!

If you have completed MBBS through the all India quota (AIQ) from different state the rule is that you are required to serve the bond in the same state where you studied MBBS, because the bond conditions are mentioned in that States admission prospectus and you sign the undertaking at the time of joining.

However, the supreme court has recently passed order that States cannot legally impose service bonds on AIQ students as those seats are Central in nature and additional conditions by states are not valid.

But, in reality many states like punjab , Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, etc still enforce bonds even on AIQ students means you either serve the period in that state or pay penalty.

In a nutshell, legally it is not compulsory to serve in the MBBS state if you are in AIQ student but practically you maybe asked to unless the state withdraws it rule or you contest it legally. It is not possible to simply shift the bond service to your home state.

Hello Dinesh !

If you do MBBS from another state through All India Quota, the service bond is usually linked to the state where you studied. That means you may need to serve in that state, not your home state. Some states allow you to pay the bond amount and skip service. Rules are different in every state, so you must check the bond policy of the state where you get admission before joining. This will help you plan better for the future.