Haryana MBBS Counselling 2020

Updated on Jan 9, 2020 - 2:39 p.m. IST by Team Careers360 #NEET

Haryana MBBS Counselling 2020 - Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Haryana, is the conducting authority of Haryana MBBS 2020 counselling for the eligible candidates. The first two rounds will be conducted in online mode and the mop round for Haryana NEET counselling will be conducted manually. Eligible medical aspirants can apply for the counselling procedure. Applicants can process their Haryana MBBS counselling 2020 after the releasing of merit list. The seat allotment will be done on the basis of the Haryana MBBS 2020 counselling and the choice which will be filled by the candidates.

The Haryana merit list will be tentatively released in the second week of July 2020. The merit list includes the name of such applicants who have successfully registered themselves for the Haryana MBBS counselling. Counselling will be conducted for filling 85% state quota seats in government and government-aided colleges whereas counselling for remaining 15% All India Quota (AIQ) seats is conducted by DGHS on behalf of MCC. Additionally, all available seats in private medical and dental colleges will also be filled through Haryana MBBS counselling 2020. Medical aspirants for NEET can refer to the article below to know the detailed process of Haryana MBBS 2020 counselling.

Haryana MBBS Counselling 2020: Importants Dates

Events	Dates*
Round 1
Start of online registration	Fourth week of June 2020
Last date to register	Fourth week of June 2020
List of candidates registered	Fourth week of June 2020
Document Verification	First week of July 2020
Document Verification for NRI and PWD	First week of July 2020
Publication of state merit list	Second week of July 2020
Choice filling	Second week of July 2020
Seat allotment	Second week of July 2020
Seat allotment letter	Third week of July 2020
Last date of joining the allotted college	Third week of July 2020
Round 2 (for all candidates including NRIs)
Fresh Registration	Third week of July 2020
Willingness to participate in round 2	Third week of July 2020
Document verification	Fourth week of July 2020
Last date to deposit fees	Fourth week of July 2020
Choice filling	Fourth week of July 2020
Publication of state merit list	Fourth week of July 2020
Provisional seat allotment	First week of August 2020
Final seat allotment	First week of August 2020
Last date to join allotted institute	Second week of August 2020

*denotes dates are tentative

Haryana MBBS Counselling 2020: Important Documents

Aspirants need to carry out the important documents mentioned below before processing the Haryana MBBS/BDS counselling.

Class 10th and 12th marksheet
Equivalency certificate issued by the Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi for candidates belonging to NRI Quota.
Birth certificate
Character certificate
Resident certificate, if applicable
Aadhaar card
Category certificate, if applicable
NEET admit card
NEET score card
Receipt of registration and counselling fee

Haryana MBBS 2020 Counselling Process

Medical aspirants can check below for their reference to know the detailed procedure involved in Haryana MBBS counselling 2020.

The first two rounds of counselling for Haryana MBBS/BDS 2020 admission will be conducted online followed by the mopup round which will be conducted manually.
The Haryana MBBS counselling 2020 is open for only those applicants who are eligible for NEET 2020.
Fresh registration will be invited for each round of Haryana MBBS 2020 counselling.
Depending upon the application received DMER, Haryana will publish the merit list after each round of counselling.
The Haryana merit list 2020 will be category-specific and will separately be released for government-aided medical and dental colleges and private medical and dental colleges.
The candidates who are enlisted in merit list for Haryana MBBS admissions 2020 have to participate in the process of choice filling.
The seat allotment will be done on the basis of the Haryana merit list 2020 and the choice which will be filled by the candidates.
The seat allotment for Haryana MBBS/BDS admission will be published online and it is accessible in PDF format.
An allotment letter will be issued for the students who are alloted seats for admission to Haryana MBBS/BDS courses, applicants can access the allotment letter by logging into their accounts. The allotment letter will be available in their account, applicants have to download and take a printout of the allotment letter.
In further process of Haryana MBBS counselling 2020, applicants have to get their documents verified by the authorities and deposit the requisite fee.

Note: Applicants have to bring all the original documents at the time of document verification.

Application Cum Counselling fee

Category	Application fee
Unreserved	Rs. 4000
SC/BC (Candidates of Haryana)	Rs. 1000
NRI candidates	Rs. 10,000

Finally, within the given deadlines applicants have to report at the allotted institute. If there are vacant seats available for state quota in private college after the commencement of two rounds of online Haryana MBBS counselling 2020, such seats will be converted into management quota seats.

Haryana MBBS Seat Allotment 2019

Seat allotment round	Seat allotment list
Round 1	Click here
Round 2	Click here

Haryana MBBS Seat Allotment 2018

Category	Provisional Seat Allotment
NRI	Click Here
UR	Click Here
SC	Click Here
BC-A	Click Here
BC-B	Click Here
General-ESM	Click Here
General-FF	Click Here
BCB-FF	Click Here
SC-FF	Click Here
PWBD	Click Here

Haryana MBBS BDS - College-wise seat allotment result (2018)

Category	Download
Open Category (MBBS course)	Click Here
Reserved Category (MBBS course)	Click Here
Government Dental College (BDS course)	Click Here
Private Dental College (BDS course)	Click Here

Haryana MBBS BDS 2020: Participating Institutes

Government Medical Colleges

Name of College	Total Seats
Pt. B.D. Sharma Post-Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Rohtak	200
BPS Government Medical College for Women, Khanpur Kalan (Sonepat)	100
Shaheed Hasan Khan Mewati Govt. Medical College, Nalhar (Mewat)	100
Kalpana Chawla Govt. Medical College, Karnal	100
Maharaja Agrasen Medical College, Agroha, Hisar	100
Employees State Insurance Corporation Medical college, Faridabad	100
Post Graduate Institute of Dental Sciences, Rohtak	60

Private Medical Colleges

Name of College	Total Seats
Shree Guru Gobind Singh Tricentenary Medical College, Gurgaon	150
Adesh Medical College and Hospital Shahabad, Kurukshetra	150
JCD Dental College, Sirsa	100
JN Kapoor DAV Dental College, Yamunanagar	40
Manav Rachna Dental College, Faridabad	100
PDM Dental College &Research, Sarai Aurangabad, Bahadurgarh	100
Sudha Rustagi College of Dental Sciences &Research, Faridabad	100
Swami Devi Dyal Hospital& Dental College, Golpura, Panchkula	100
Yamuna Institute of Dental Sciences & Research, Gadholi, Yamunanagar	100
SGT Dental College, Hospital & Research Institute Budhera(Gurugram)	100

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