Who can apply
An MBBS degree with completed compulsory rotatory internship, plus a qualifying NEET-PG (or INI-CET) score.
Postgraduate specialisation in acute care and emergency department medicine.
An MBBS degree with completed compulsory rotatory internship, plus a qualifying NEET-PG (or INI-CET) score.
NEET-PG for the general counselling pool, or INI-CET specifically for AIIMS/PGIMER/JIPMER/NIMHANS/SCTIMST.
185 universities offer this course — showing the first 24.
A private medical college in Mangalore, Karnataka, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Pondicherry, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Bellur, Karnataka, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Bangalore, Karnataka, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Thrissur, Kerala, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Distt. Dewas, Madhya Pradesh, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Kochi, Kerala, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A government medical college in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Hyderabad, Telangana, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A government medical college in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A government medical college in Pune, Maharashtra, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Chitradurga, Karnataka, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Thiruvalla, Kerala, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Tamil Nadu, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Sangli, Maharashtra, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Pune, Maharashtra, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A government medical college in Sagar, Madhya Pradesh, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A government medical college in Chamarajanagar, Karnataka, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A government medical college in Chengalpattu, Tamil Nadu, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A private medical college in Vellore, Tamil Nadu, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
A government medical college in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, recognised by the National Medical Commission to teach MBBS.
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