For many aspiring doctors, Aligarh Muslim University (AMU)’s MBBS program holds a prestigious allure. This article serves as your compass, guiding you through the intricacies of admission and equipping you with the knowledge and strategies to navigate the path towards an AMU MBBS seat.
Understanding the Admission Process:
- What is it? AMU offers 150 MBBS seats through the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET).
- Who conducts it? The National Board of Examinations (NBE) conducts NEET, while MCC handles seat allocation through centralized counseling.
- When is it held? NEET typically takes place in May, while counseling concludes by August.
Eligibility Criteria:
- Nationality: Indian Citizen, subject of Nepal or Bhutan, or specific categories of refugees and migrants of Indian origin.
- Age: Not exceeding 32 years (relaxations applicable for reserved categories).
- Educational Qualification: Must have passed the final MBBS examination (written and practical).
- NEET Score: Must qualify NEET with a score meeting the cut-off for AMU based on your category.
Selection Process:
- NEET Score: Your NEET score forms the primary basis for selection.
- MCC Counseling: Candidates who qualify NEET participate in online counseling, choosing AMU and other colleges based on their rank and seat availability.
- Final Seat Allocation: Seats are allocated as per your choices, rank, and category reservation during counseling.
Preparing for Success:
- Master the NEET Syllabus: Focus on NCERT textbooks and reference materials aligned with the NEET syllabus.
- Sharpen Your Skills: Practice mock tests and previous years’ NEET papers to improve your time management, test-taking strategy, and accuracy.
- Seek Guidance (Optional): Consider coaching classes for structured guidance, doubt-clearing sessions, and expert insights.
- Stay Updated: Monitor official websites and updates to stay informed about changes in eligibility criteria, exam dates, and counseling procedures.
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