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What exams I should attain to get MBBS seat.Is it enough to attain second PUC exam,KCET exam,

These are Medical Entrance examinations conducted by various agencies are accepted onto the MBBS course:-

AIIMS Entrance Exams – All India Institute of Medical Science Entrance Exam

AIPMT - All India –Pre Medical/ Pre Dental Entrance Exam

AIMS - Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences

AFMC - Armed Forces Medical College exam

AIPGDET – All India Post Graduate Dental Entrance Test

AIPGMET – All India Post Graduate Medical Entrance Test

AIPVT – All India Pre Veterinary Test

AIPGMEE – All India Post Graduate Medical/Dental Entrance Exam

All India Common Entrance Exam, Vinayaka Mission University

All India common Entrance test, Dr. DY Patil Medical College.

AMU Medical Entrance Exam

BLDE University under graduate entrance Test

DUMET – Delhi University Medical/Dental Entrance test

DUPGMET – Delhi University Post Graduate Medical Entrance Test

DUSET - Delhi University Super-speciality Entrance Test

EAMCET – Engineering Agricultural and Medical Common Entrance Test, Andhra Pradesh

Haryana PMT - Haryana Pre- Medical Test

HP CPMT – Himachal Pradesh Combined Pre Medical Entrance Test HP CPMT Medical Entrance Exam

GUJ CET-gujrat common enternce test

JIPMER – Jawaharlal Institute of Post-graduate Medical Education and Research

KLE UGAIET/PGAIET – KLE University Under Graduate/Post Graduate All India Entrance Test

KEAM - Kerala Entrance Exam (MBBS, BDS, BV.Sc AND AH)

MHT-CET - Maharashtra Health & Technical Common Entrance Test

MP DMAT – All India Dental & Medical Admission Test – Madhya Pradesh

PGIMER – Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research

SRM Institute of Science and Technology Medical Entrance Exam.

UPCAT/UPCMET/UPCPMT – Uttar Pradesh Medical Entrance

UPMT – Uttarakhand Pre Medical Test

WBJEE - West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination

Odisha JEE - Odisha Joint Entrance Examination


The minimum requirements for the MBBS course are 50% marks in physics, chemistry, biology and English in the '10+2' examinations.

For reserved category students the requirement is 40%. MBBS admissions are not centralised.

The admission requirements differ across universities.

Generally, students who attain higher marks in the qualifying examinations and in the Medical Entrance examinations conducted by various agencies are accepted onto the MBBS course.