Madras Medical College Admission 2024: Dates, Courses, Cutoff, Eligibility, Application Process

MMC College offers admission to MBBS course under State as well as NEET-UG (All India Quota) score. 15% seats are reserved for NEET-UG qualified candidates.

85% seats under State Quota are offered on the basis of merit in 10+2 (Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Zoology) reduced to the scale of 200 marks. Final admission is granted on the basis of counselling under a single window system.

Key Points:

• Those candidates who are natives of Tamil Nadu but have completed their schooling from outside Tamil Nadu should have to produce a Nativity Certificate.
• The candidates must have completed 17 years of age on or before December 31, 2022.
• 85% seats in the MBBS course are reserved for the candidates who are natives of Tamil Nadu under State Quota.
• At the time of admission in Government Medical Colleges and Self-Financing Medical Colleges, 85% of the total available seats are reserved for students of Tamil Nadu only. 
• Candidates applying under special Category and Sports Quota need to submit a separate form in support of their candidature along with an additional fee of INR 100.

Calculation of merit in State Quota Admission: Total marks secured by candidates will be scaled down to the total of 200. In order to be eligible, they have to score a minimum percentage of marks as prescribed by the Medical Council of India (MCI).

Ranking of the candidates will be based on the marks obtained in the above subjects after Normalization computed to a maximum of 200.

MMC College Counselling Process: Final admission is merit-based followed by counselling after considering reservation:

MMC College offers Paramedical courses in various specializations. The merit list is prepared by considering the marks obtained in relevant Science subject out of 200 and marks in TNPCEE out of 100. Separate merit lists are published and admission is granted through counselling only.

Key Points:

• Those candidates who have passed 10+2 in Vocational Stream are not eligible to apply for B.Pharm, BPT & B.Sc (Nursing) program.
• For B.Sc Post Basic Nursing, the candidates must have registered in Tamil Nadu Nurses & Midwifes Council with minimum two years of experience.
• In service candidates must have completed their probation period at the time of admission to B.Sc (PB).
• One seat in each program is earmarked for the category of Ex-Servicemen.

MMC College offers MD. MS & PG Diploma in various specializations. 50% seats will be offered on the basis of All India basis i.e. NEET-PG score. Remaining 50% seats will be filled through State Quota Counselling i.e. on the basis of an entrance examination conducted by Directorate of Medical Education of Tamil Nadu.

Key Points:

• As per the rules of Directorate of Medical Education, 50% seats are reserved for State Quota.
• Out of these 50% seats, 25% seats are reserved for Service Candidates and remaining 25% are reserved for Open Competition.
• State Quota seats are offered as per the following reservation rules:

Note: 3% of the total State Quota seats are reserved for Physically Disabled candidates.

The college offers M.Pharm, MPT and M.Sc (Nursing) programs at Postgraduate level. B.Pharm and B.Sc (Nursing) is the basic eligibility criteria for M.Pharm and M.Sc (Nursing) program.  Students with a BPT degree are eligible to apply for MPT course.

Admission is offered on the basis of marks in the qualifying examination followed by a performance in the entrance conducted by Directorate of Medical Education, Chennai. Cutoff for these courses is published on May 31^st of every year.

Key Point: Those candidates should have one year of experience after B.Sc (Nursing) or one year of experience prior or after PB (Nursing) to secure admission in M.Sc (Nursing).

Admission is offered on the basis of entrance examination conducted by Directorate of Medical Education, Chennai. The cutoff for these courses is published on September 30^th of every year as scheduled by Supreme Court of India.

Final admission is offered on the basis of two merit lists i.e. Open Merit List and Service Merit list. Merit lists will be prepared by considering the marks obtained in the entrance, experience & qualifying examination. These marks will be calculated to a maximum of 100 (90 in entrance+ 10 as Work Experience).

Note: The entrance test will consist of total 120 questions i.e. 60 questions from Basic Sciences and 60 from the specialty concerned. Each question will carry one mark. There will be no negative marking for an incorrect response. Topic-wise number of questions are tabulated below: