Category-Wise Allocation of MBBS Seats in the Newly Constructed Government Medical College

Aspiring medical students can now apply for 100 MBBS places at Junction’s newly built Government Medical College. To provide equal representation and opportunities for students in all categories, these seats have been divided into separate quotas. We will examine the specifics of the seat distribution procedure and the costs related to each group in this post. We strive to provide a thorough grasp of the admissions process and the financial consequences for potential students as we explore these topics.

 15 Seats Under the All India Quota

15 MBBS seats at the Government Medical College in Junction have been set aside for applicants under the All India Quota. These seats are available to students from all around India, giving deserving students the chance to get admitted based on their national ranking.

35 Seats Under the State Quota

35 of the 100 available MBBS seats have been given to students as part of the State Quota. Students from the state where the medical college is located are only permitted to sit in these seats. Local students have a great chance to complete their medical studies in their home state because to state quota seats.

Seats Allocated to Management: 35 Seats

35 MBBS seats have been reserved by the college under the Management Quota. These seats are open for admission through management or institutional routes; they are not filled based on merit or state of residence. Candidates that apply through the management quota frequently pay more than those who apply through other categories.

Seats for NRIs

Additionally, 15 MBBS seats have been set aside at the Government Medical College in Junction for Non-Resident Indian (NRI) students. NRI seats give international or NRI students the chance to pursue medical education in India. For NRI seats, the application process typically entails more prerequisites and costs more money.  

Seating Distribution by Class (OBC, ST, SC, EWS)

The college will also distribute seats based on more specific reservation categories, such as Other Backward Classes (OBC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Scheduled Castes (SC), and Economically Weaker Sections (EWS), in addition to the general categories described above. This guarantees that students from various backgrounds are represented fairly and have access to medical education.

Tuition fees

Depending on the category of admission, different MBBS seats at the Government Medical College at Junction have different tuition costs:

• All India Seats: The tuition fee for All India quota seats is set at Rs 63,800 per student per year.
• State Quota Seats: Students admitted under the State Quota will pay an annual tuition fee of Rs 63,800.
• Management Quota Seats: The tuition fee for students securing admission through the Management Quota is fixed at Rs 8,68,200 lakh per year.
• NRI Seats: Students admitted under the NRI quota must deposit $34,728.75 during the admission process for the first and second semesters. Subsequently, they need to pay $17,364.375 per semester for the 3rd to the last semester.

Additional Fees

In addition to the tuition fees, students are required to pay certain one-time and annual fees:

• One-Time Admission Fee: Rs 18,600 (for all categories)
• One-Time Security Amount: Rs 7,900 (for all categories)
• Sports and Academic Fee (Annual): Rs 15,400 (for all categories)
• Development Fund and Welfare Fund (Annual): Rs 7,900 (for all categories)

Hostel Charges

For students opting for college-hosted accommodation, the college has established a transparent fee structure:

• Single Room: Rs 32,300 per student per year
• Double-Seated Room: Rs 25,900 per student per year
• Three-Seated Room: Rs 21,000 per student per year

Additionally, there is an annual charge of Rs 11,300 for electricity and drinking water for all hostel residents.   The newly built Government Medical College in Junction has 100 MBBS seats that are distributed according to category in an effort to give students from different backgrounds equal access. Seats for All India, State Quota, Management Quota, and NRI candidates have been meticulously reserved by the college, who has also taken into account reservation groups like OBC, ST, SC, and EWS. In addition, the college has established a transparent financial structure for tuition, extra fees, and lodging costs, ensuring accessibility and openness for prospective medical students.  [learn_press_profile]