DU MBBS Admission 2019 - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, will conduct DU MBBS 2019 admission process for filling UG medical and dental seats in participating institutes. DU MBBS admission 2019 will be for filling 85% Delhi quota seats; remaining 15% seats are open to All India candidates and counselling will be conducted by DGHS. Counselling for Delhi quota seats will be conducted in online mode consisting of two rounds, followed by a mop-up round for filling vacant seats. Registration will open separately for each round of counselling; to participate in round II, already registered candidates don’t have to register and pay application fee, but they can edit entered choices. The application form of DU MBBS 2019 for round I will open in online mode tentatively in 3rd week of June. To participate in DU MBBS 2019 admission process, the candidates must have qualified NEET exam for the current academic session.
DU MBBS Admission 2019 - Quick Highlights
Name of admission process | DU MBBS Admission |
Conducting body | Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India |
Purpose | Admission to 85% Delhi Quota MBBS/BDS seats. Note: Remaining 15% are All India seats. Counselling for these seats will be conducted by DGHS on behalf of MCC. |
Basis of admission | Category-wise merit rank of candidate in NEET 2019 |
Mode of counselling | Online |
DU MBBS Admission 2019 - Important Dates
Events | Tentative Dates |
Counselling - Round I | |
Online Registration, Payment of fee and Choice Filling | 2nd week of June, 2019 |
Last date for online registration | 3rd week of June, 2019 |
Last date to fill and lock choices | 3rd week of June 19, 2019 |
Processing of seat allotment | 3rd week of June 19, 2019 |
Declaration of seat allotment result | 4th week of June, 2019 |
Reporting at allotted institute | 4th week of June, 2019 onward |
Counselling - Round II | |
Online Registration, Payment of fee and Choice Filling | 1st week of July, 2019 |
Last date for choice filling/locking | 2nd week of July, 2019 |
Processing of seat allotment | 2nd week of July, 2019 |
Declaration of Result | 1st week of August, 2019 |
Reporting to the allotted college | 1st week of August, 2019 |
Last date of reporting at the allotted institute | 2nd week of August, 2019 |
Transfer of vacant AIQ seats to the University | 2nd week of August, 2019 |
Mop-up Round | |
Display of seat matrix | 2nd week of August, 2019 |
Online Registration, Payment and Choice Filling | 3rd week of August, 2019 |
Choice filling and locking last date | 3rd week of August, 2019 |
Processing of seat allotment | 3rd week of August, 2019 |
Declaration of Result | 3rd week of August, 2019 |
Reporting to allotted colleges | 3rd week of August, 2019 |
DU MBBS Eligibility Criteria 2019
All applicants applying for admission to Delhi Quota MBBS/BDS seats must meet the eligibility criteria of DU MBBS BDS 2019 eligibility criteria as prescribed by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
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Age limit: The candidate needs to no more than 25 years of age as on May 7, 2019. Minimum age limit is 16 years as on January 1, 2019. Upper age relaxation of 5 years applies to candidates from SC, ST and OBC categories.
Domicile: Candidate must have passed 10+2 exam from institute located in National Capital Territory.
Qualifying exam: Must have passed 10+2 exam with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English
Minimum marks in qualifying exam: General category candidates need to score minimum 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. The candidate needs to also pass each of the subjects in the qualifying exam individually.
Category-wise minimum marks in PCB
Category | Minimum percentage (%) in PCB |
General | 50% |
SC/ST/OBC | 40% |
PwD | 45% |
Medical fitness: The candidate needs to be medically fit.
In addition to the above eligibility requirements, the candidate needs to qualify NEET 2019, as the merit lists for admission will be prepared based on scores of the national-level exam only. The minimum percentile required to qualify in NEET 2019 can be checked from the table below.
Category-wise minimum NEET 2019 qualifying percentile
Category | Qualifying Cutoff |
Unreserved | 50th Percentile |
OBC/OBC - PH | 40th Percentile |
SC/SC - PH | 40th Percentile |
ST/ST - PH | 40th Percentile |
Unreserved - PH | 45th Percentile |
DU MBBS Application Form 2019
The application form of DU MBBS 2019 for Round I of online counselling will open tentatively around the second week of June. There will two rounds of online counselling, and fresh registrations will be invited for second round. Candidates who have already registered don’t have to re-register, but can participate in choice filling and locking. Registrations will open again for mop-up round.
How to fill DU MBBS Application Form 2019
Registration - The register, one will need valid email id and mobile number. Other details the candidate has include name, gender, category, state of eligibility, date of birth, etc. Click on I Agree button to continue. The candidate next has to fill in personal details like communication address, pin number, email id and mobile number. The candidate will also have to select and confirm a password. Upon successful registration, a confirmation page will appear with registration number and password. Take a printout.
Payment of application fee - The candidate has to next pay the application fee in online mode through net banking, credit or debit cards.
Application fee
Category | Application Fee |
SC, ST and PwD candidates | Rs. 1000 |
Unreserved | Rs. 1500 |
Choice Filling - Candidates who have successfully registered and paid the application fee can participate in the choice filling process. One should enter as many choices, in the order of merit, to increase one’s chances of admission. If the candidate enters a choice, but later on wants to remove it, there is also the option to edit such choices.
DU MBBS Merit List 2019
The merit list of DU MBBS 2019 will be prepared category-wise based on NEET 2019 scores. The merit list will be available in online mode only, and will not be sent individually to the candidate. DU MBBS 2019 merit list for the first round will be released tentatively in the 4th week of June. The merit list would contain such details like the name of the candidate, roll number, NEET 2019 AIR and category-rank, category, PwD category status, etc.
DU MBBS Counselling 2019
DU MBBS BDS 2019 counselling will be conducted by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, GOI, for filling Delhi quota seats. Counselling for remaining 15% seats, which are available for All India candidates, will be conducted by DGHS.
Counselling of DU MBBS 2019 will be held in online mode that will have two rounds. However, if there are vacant seats left after online rounds, a manual mop-up round would also be conducted. For mop-up round, the candidate needs to be physically present at the assigned venue.
Registrations will be open separately for each round, but if the candidate is already registered, they don’t have to register or pay the fee again, but they can participate in choice filling. Meaning they will be able to edit previously entered choices. Fresh candidates, however will have to both register and pay the fee before they will be able to participate in choice filling.
The seat allotment of DU MBBS 2019 will be based on both the merit rank of the candidate and choices filled for admission.
DU MBBS BDS Seat Matrix 2019
Medical Colleges
Colleges | All India Quota seats (15%) | Delhi Quota Seats (85%) | Central Pool seats (NGOI) | Total Intake |
30 | 155 | 15 | 200 | |
37 | 207 | 06 | 250 | |
22 | 128 | -- | 150 | |
Total seats | 89 | 490 | 21 | 600 |
Dental Colleges
Colleges | All India Quota seats (15% ) | Delhi Quota Seats (85%) | Central Pool seats (NGOI) | Total Intake |
6 | 34 | -- | 40 |
