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MBBS/BDS Seats in India through NEET

By Amaresh VenkatapurMay 31, 2022
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Looking for a career in MBBS or BDS?

The total MBBS seats in India in 2022 are 83,125 after the development of medical education. The availability is now increased so that many scholar aspirants will grab the chance and build their careers in MBBS. 

In the year 2022, 269 colleges have announced their seat up-gradation for 35,688 seats, and the good news is they are the government-run colleges. On the other hand, 260 private colleges also announced that they have over 35,290 seats for the desired students.

The MBBS seats in India 2022 are not enough so that the Health department from the center is declaring an up-gradation of total government MBBS seats in India 2022. This upgrade is also for BDS in private as well as government colleges.

Also, BDS seats in India have increased to 26,949  in the 313 colleges via NEET and a total of 23,260 seats in 260 private colleges or deemed universities.

To get a chance at the institution, you need to qualify for the NEET exam. The NEET exam will be held on July 17th, 2022.

 

Seats Increased in NEET-UG 2022 in India

A complete detail has been given in this article, which declares the total number of MBBS colleges in India and their seats state-wise, separated according to respective groups, types of colleges, and many others.

The MBBS seats are greater than before by The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare under Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) reservation allocation (quota).


Total MBBS/BDS Seats and Colleges in India


Type of Colleges

MBBS

BDS

Total Colleges

Total Seats

Total Colleges

Total Seats

Government Colleges

290

41,388

50

3,513

Private Colleges including Deemed Universities


314


35,540


263


23,260

Grand Total

604

78,333

313

26773


MBBS Seats in AIIMs and JIPMER

Aspirants are paying their attention to know about the total number of MBBS seats in AIIMs and JIPMER. They can have the complete details, as mentioned in the table below. These spaces are registered state-wise.


Details about the seats and the institutions beneath AIIMS and JIPMER (MBBS)

State/UTC

MBBS

Total Colleges

Total Seats

Andhra Pradesh

1

50

Bihar

1

100

Chattisgarh

1

100

Delhi

1

107

Madhya Pradesh

1

150

Maharashtra

1

50

Orissa

1

150

Pondicherry

2

200

Rajasthan

1

100

Uttrakhand

1

100

Total

11

1,107


MBBS/BDS Colleges and Seats under Government

Government Institutes

Name of State/Union Territory

MBBS

BDS

No. of Seats

No. of Colleges

No. of Seats

No. of Colleges

Andaman & Nicobar

100

1

0

0

Andhra Pradesh

2410

13

140

2

Arunachal Pradesh

50

1

0

0

Assam

1100

8

176

3

Bihar

1490

12

40

1

Chandigarh

150

1

100

1

Chattisgarh

965

8

100

1

Delhi

1222

8

162

3

Goa

180

1

50

1

Gujarat

3650

17

500

4

Haryana

710

5

100

1

Himachal Pradesh

720

6

75

1

Jammu & Kashmir

485

3

126

2

Jharkhand

630

7

50

1

Karnataka

3000

20

160

3

Kerala

1555

10

240

5

Madhya Pradesh

2135

14

50

1

Maharashtra

4730

29

260

4

Manipur

200

2

100

2

Meghalaya

50

1

0

0

Orissa

1350

9

50

1

Pondicherry

380

2

40

1

Punjab

750

5

80

2

Rajasthan

3030

17

40

1

Tamil Nadu

5175

37

100

1

Telangana

1790

11

100

1

Tripura

125

1

0

0

Uttar Pradesh

4178

35

190

3

Uttarakhand

625

5

0

0

West Bengal

3150

20

250

3

Total

46085

309

2,930

47


MBBS/BDS Colleges and Seats under Private Institutions

Private Institutes

Name of State/Union Territory

MBBS

BDS

No. of Seats

No. of Colleges

No. of Seats

No. of Colleges

Andaman & Nicobar

0

0

0

0

Andhra Pradesh

2800

18

1300

19

Assam

0

0

0

0

Bihar

1050

9

200

3

Chandigarh

0

0

0

0

Chattisgarh

600

4

500

5

Daman & Diu

0

0

100

1

Delhi

200

2

0

0

Goa

0

0

0

0

Gujarat

2000

13

840

9

Haryana

950

7

850

9

Himachal Pradesh

150

1

280

4

Jammu & Kashmir

100

1

100

1

Jharkhand

250

2

300

3

Karnataka

6795

43

3,360

44

Kerala

2650

21

1,730

20

Madhya Pradesh

1850 

11

1,320

14

Maharashtra

4870

32

3,250

34

Manipur

0

0

0

0

Meghalaya

0

0

0

0

Orissa

750

4

300

3

Pondicherry

1400

8

300

3

Punjab

800

6

1,150

13

Rajasthan

1650

9

1,460

14

Sikkim

100

1

0

0

Tamil Nadu

5450

32

2,760

28

Telangana

3550

23

1,040

11

Tripura

0

0

0

0

Uttar Pradesh

4500

32

2,400

24

Uttarakhand

300

2

200

2

West Bengal

1000

7

300

3

Total

43765

288

24,130

260


Conclusion

The information related to total NEET MBBS/ BDS seats, seats in AIIMS, and JIPMER are important for NEET aspirants. All such information is provided here for NEET 2022, which will help students to get an idea of the seat matrix of NEET 2022.

FAQs on MBBS/BDS Seats in India through NEET

1. Can you select which is the best, BDS or BSC Nursing?

BDS is more well-improved than B.Sc. nursing. The vital fact is that in BDS, you will have a better future and can also achieve success. From an academic point of view, the BAMS success rate is better than BDS.

2. Is there any option that anyone can join BDS without appearing for the NEET?

The answer is simply No. There is no option than anyone to take admission in BDS, except you have secured the minimum mark in the NEET exam. It is mandatory from 2016 that you need to qualify the NEET for studying in MBBS or BDS.

In abroad studies, NEET is also mandatory for every aspirant for their BDS study. 

3. Which course is easier, BDS or MBBS?

Well, it depends upon you completely about how you are treating these two courses. Both the MBBS and the BDS are best in their ways. 

As we know, the MBBS course is for the bachelor in medicine, bachelor in surgery, and many other streams are there as well. But, in the case of BDS, it implies a bachelor of dental surgery. 

So, MBBS has a huge scope and vast opportunities for higher studies rather than BDS. BDS is the best choice for those who do not want any higher education.

4. Elaborate about the Toppers’ Way of Study.

The key to the toppers is that they work on their revision. The revision of any topic helps them to get the best out of it and secure good marks. The revision will make you more comfortable and help you find what is important in this topic. 

Especially for the NEET exam, you need to focus on the topic and practice lots of MCQs along with clarity in the concept regarding specific chapters.


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