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MBBS Seats in India 2023: 20 contenders for one MBBS seat, state wise medical colleges

There are approximately 52800 MBBS seats available in government medical colleges, with the remaining 48300 seats available in private medical colleges.

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Admission to MBBS seats will be extremely competitive this year. This year, a record 21 lakh applications were received for the NEET UG medical entrance exam. In comparison, 18.72 lakh students applied last year. NEET will be used to determine admission to MBBS seats in medical colleges across the country. Apart from this, admission in BDS, BHMM, BAMS, BUMS, BSMS will also be done through this. Some schools will accept NEET scores for B.Sc Nursing. Every student wishes to be accepted into an MBBS programme. However, there are only 101388 MBBS seats available in the country’s 662 government and private medical colleges. That is, there will be 20 candidates for one seat this time. There are approximately 52800 MBBS seats available in government medical colleges, with the remaining 48300 seats available in private medical colleges.

State-wise details of MBBS seats 2023

Bihar – 2565 (1515 seats in 12 government medical colleges and 1050 seats in 8 private)

Chandigarh – 150 (150 seats in 1 Government Medical Colleges)

Tamil Nadu – 11225 (5225 seats in 38 government medical colleges and 6000 seats in 34 private)

Karnataka – 11020 (3525 seats in 23 government medical colleges and 7495 seats in 44 private)

Maharashtra – 10295 (4925 seats in 30 government medical colleges and 5370 seats in 34 private)

Uttar Pradesh – 9253 (4303 seats in 35 government medical colleges and 4950 seats in 32 private)

Telangana – 7415 (3015 seats in 19 government medical colleges and 4400 seats in 27 private)

Gujarat – 6600 (4250 seats in 23 government medical colleges and 2350 seats in 14 private)

Andhra Pradesh – 5635 (2485 seats in 13 government medical colleges and 3150 seats in 19 private)

Rajasthan – 5075 (3425 seats in government medical colleges and 1650 seats in private)

West Bengal – 4825 (3825 seats in 26 government medical colleges and 1000 seats in 7 private)

Madhya Pradesh – 4180 (2180 seats in 14 government medical colleges and 2000 seats in 11 private)

Uttarakhand – 1150 (700 seats in 5 government medical colleges and 450 seats in 3 private)

Punjab – 1750 (800 seats in 5 government medical colleges and 950 seats in 7 private)

Himachal – 920 (770 seats in 7 Government Medical Colleges and 150 seats in 1 Private)

Haryana – 1835 (835 seats in 6 government medical colleges and 1000 seats in 7 private)

Chhattisgarh – 1945 (1495 seats in 11 government medical colleges and 450 seats in 3 private)

Delhi – 1497 (1247 seats in 8 government medical colleges and 250 seats in 2 private)

Jharkhand – 980 (730 seats in 7 government medical colleges and 250 seats in 2 private)

Andaman and Nicobar Islands – 114 seats

Arunachal Pradesh – 50 seats

Assam – 1450 seats

Dadra Nagar Haveli – 177 seats

Goa – 180 seats

Jammu and Kashmir – 1147 seats

Kerala – 4605

Orissa – 2325 seats

Puducherry – 1630

Manipur – 525

Meghalaya – 50

Mizoram – 100

Sikkim – 150

NEET exam pattern

This year also NEET paper will be of 720 marks only. There is no change in the exam pattern. One question will be of four marks. There will be negative marking. One mark will be deducted for every wrong answer. There will be 35 questions in Section A, 15 questions in Section B in all the four subjects Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology. Any 10 out of 15 questions will have to be attempted. Students have to attempt 180 questions out of 200.

Eduvast Desk