What is the selection process for MBBS and what is the minimum NEET score required?

<p><strong>Selection Process:&nbsp;</strong> there are two-steps:</p><ul><li>NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test): Securing a qualifying score in NEET is mandatory for MBBS aspirants.</li><li>State Counselling &amp; Seat Allotment: After the NEET results are declared, each state conducts its own counselling and seat allotment process. The process considers various factors, including:<ul><li>NEET Score: Higher scores lead to better chances of securing a seat in a preferred college.</li><li>Reservation Policy: Seats are reserved for candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), and other categories as per government guidelines.</li><li>Domicile Quota: Some seats are reserved for candidates who are residents of that particular state.</li></ul></li></ul>

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<p>For the year 2023, <strong>the minimum NEET scores needed were 720-137 for the general category and 136-107 for the OBC and SC/ST categories</strong>. It is not possible to enrol in most Indian universities directly through walk-in, including medical institutes. There must be a proper application procedure and requirements for eligibility. The application procedure usually entails filling out an online form, registering, adding supporting documentation, paying a fee, and submitting the form.</p><p>Candidates are shortlisted by universities based on their academic standing, admission exam results, and other pertinent criteria. The people who made the short list may additionally be contacted for interviews or counselling. The results of the entrance exam, academic standing, and, if relevant, the counselling or interview performance are taken into consideration for determining final admissions.</p>

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