Top Medical Colleges in India through NEET Score

Edited By: MADE EASY TEAM | Updated on Jul 16, 2024 04:01 PM IST | # NEET
Top Medical Colleges in India through NEET Score

The National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test, popularly known as NEET, is one of the toughest exams for PCB students. Other than the difficult syllabus, the total number of applicants is another reason why NEET is so tough. In the year 2024, more than 23 lakh students applied for the NEET exam. In a country like India, where doctors are treated are like God, no wonder why NEET has such a huge competition

But is all this hard work worth it? Do aspirants get rewards corresponding to their hard work? The answer is yes. Actually, preparation for the NEET is not just to clear the exam and get an MBBS/BDS/Ayush seat. More than that, the preparation phase is an indication that the path to becoming a doctor is not going to be a cakewalk. One has to be hardworking, dedicated, and focused on studies to become a doctor.

In the year 2024, NEET was held on 5th May and results were announced in June. The counselling date for various courses is yet to be announced by the MCC. Among all this, a question that usually floats in the minds of aspirants is which colleges accept NEET score. To answer the query of aspirants, MENIIT present this blog “Top Medical Colleges in India Accepting NEET Score”. In this blog, aspirants would get the detail of medical colleges through NEET.

Medical colleges through NEET

MBBS is one of the most preferred career options for PCB students. From class 11th students opting for PCB start dreaming of becoming doctors. The result (selection in MBBS) is definitely bright; however, the path (clearing NEET) is difficult. But that doesn’t lower the morale of aspirants. Every year, the number of applicants keeps increasing. But it is not possible for everyone to grab a seat at MBBS College. Therefore, some students take admission in various other courses like BAMS, BDS, BSMS, BUMS, BHMS, BVSc, etc.

The total number of seats through NEET is distributed as follows:

  • All India quota seats
  • Central pool quota seats
  • State government quota
  • NRI/management quota in private colleges and universities
  • AIIMS across India/JIPMER

Aspirants can pursue MBBS from government institutions, private institutions, or abroad. However, the number of students opting for private medical college is very less because of the high the fee. Therefore, most students either opt for a government medical college or go abroad. Again, MBBS from abroad is a costly affair. Also, after completing MBBS from abroad, aspirants need to pass certain tests in order to practice, which is again a difficult task, so the only option left is government colleges. Let’s have a look at some of the colleges accepting NEET score. Here we will classify the colleges in 4 categories.

  • All the AIIMS
  • Private Universities
  • Government Universities
  • Deemed Universities

We’ll look into the top colleges in each categories. The arrangement of colleges will be done as per the NIRF ranking.

AIIMS through NEET

The AIIMS, or All India Institute of Medical Science, one of the premier medical institutes in the country, offers admission at the undergraduate level via NEET. AIIMS-Delhi is the top-ranking medical college in the country, and it was established in 1956. Currently, there are 23 AIIMS in India, out of which 20 are functional; the rest are either under construction or yet not under operation. The top AIIMS are listed below:

  • AIIMS- Delhi (NIRF Ranking 1)
  • AIIMS-Jodhpur (NIRF Ranking 13)
  • AIIMS- Bhubaneshwar (NIRF Ranking 17)
  • AIIMS-Rishikesh (NIRF Ranking 22)
  • AIIMS-Patna (NIRF Ranking 27)
  • AIIMS-Bhopal (NIRF Ranking 38)
  • AIIMS-Raipur (NIRF Ranking 39)

Private Universities through NEET

Private universities are known for their infrastructure and good facilities, they may have high fee, but their infrastructure and other facilities, other than extra fee, there is no difference between the curriculum of government and private universities. Let us have a look at some top medical universities for MBBS according to NIRF.

  • CMC Vellore (NIRF Ranking 3)
  • Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham (NIRF Ranking 6)
  • Kasturba Medical College, Manipal (NIRF Ranking 9)
  • Dr. DY Patil Vidhyapeeth, Pune (NIRF Ranking 15)
  • Savitha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences (NIRF Ranking 18)
  • St. John’s Medical College (NIRF Ranking 19)

Government Universities through NEET

Most of the students who appear in NEET exam aim for government universities, the reason is low fee and better faculties with good clinical exposure. The curriculum is same but the difference lies in the practical application of knowledge, other than that rest all is same. Let us look at some top government medical colleges/universities.

  • JIPMER (NIRF Ranking 5)
  • BHU (NIRF Ranking 8)
  • Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology (NIRF Ranking 10)
  • Madras Medical College and Government General Hospital (NIRF Ranking 11)
  • King’s George Medical University (NIRF Ranking 12)
  • Vardhaman Mahaveer Medical College (NIRF Ranking 14)
  • AMU (NIRF Ranking 28)
  • Lady Hardinge Medical College (NIRF Ranking 31)
  • Govt. Medical College & Hospital (NIRF Ranking 32)
  • Maulana Azad Medical College (NIRF Ranking 32)
  • University College of Medical Sciences (NIRF Ranking 36)

Deemed Universities through NEET

Deemed universities operate autonomously; they design their own courses according to the guidelines of the government, whereas other affiliated universities have to adhere to the to the prescribed guidelines. Currently, there are 52 deemed medical colleges that accept NEET scores. Some of which are given below:

  • Hamdard Institute of Medical Science and Research
  • Amrita School of Medicine
  • Manipal Tata Medical College
  • Maharishi Markandeshwar Institute of Medical Science and Research
  • Shiksha ‘O’ Ausandhan
  • JSSMC Mysore

These are the top medical colleges in India that offer MBBS after clearing the NEET exam. Students can enroll in MBBS courses in these colleges as per their all-India rank.

FAQs:

What rank is required in NEET for government medical colleges?

The cut off rank for each medical college is different.

Which college is best for MBBS after NEET?

Generally AIIMS, Delhi is considered to be the best college for MBBS in terms of facilities.

What is a good NEET score for top colleges?

Good score for top colleges depend upon the level of examination and the total number of applicants.

Can I get an MBBS with 400 marks in NEET Government College?

Getting MBBS in Government College with 400 marks in NEET would be difficult. However students can get government medical college if they have quotas.

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