Dr. Chandramma Dayananda Sagar Instt. of Medical Education & Research Harohalli Hubli

There are several reasons why there is a huge demand for medical seats among medical aspirants in Karnataka's medical colleges:

• Academic is excellent
• Diversified culture
• Future is very good for medical  students 
• One of the best colleges at affordable fee structure
• After 5 years, medical students can become more familiar with the language.
• Overall grooming
• Hidden Expenses (Almost nil except few colleges)

Team Get My University would like to advise you that when you are opting for a medical college in Karnataka, do not look for options located only in Bangalore, as there are various other colleges which are located in other cities offer comparatively better academics and exposure as compared to colleges in Bangalore.

It is essential for students to research and consider the medical colleges before making a decision to ensure that they can get into the best college as per their rank. To ensure a seamless and hassle free admission process in Karnataka medical colleges. Team GMU have gathered all the relevant information, related to eligibility criteria, qualification,  and other aspects.

Counseling Process of Admission for MBBS in Karnataka

There are a total 3 rounds in the Karnataka NEET UG counseling, initial 2 rounds will be conducted online and the last round is done offline. Which is also called the Mop-Up round. 

Steps for admission process in Medical Colleges of Karnataka are as follows:

• Eligibility: Candidates should meet the standard of qualifying criteria that is positioned by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA), that include minimum age, educational qualifications, and qualifying exam scores.
• Application: Candidates have  to apply online via. the KEA website under the defined period. They need to upload their educational documents and pay the application fee.
• Document verification : In the next further step, candidates' documents get verified via. online.
• Merit List: The KEA releases a merit list according to the NEET scores of the candidates. This merit list is used to assign ranks to the candidates.
• Choice Filling : Choice filling is a critical and an essential step in the college admission process. It's important to note that choice filling is only available during Round 1 of the admission process. During Round 2, candidates can only reshuffle or delete colleges from their list. They cannot add any new colleges.
• Allotment of Seat : Once a candidate has completed the choice filling process, the next step in the college admission process is the seat allotment process. This is the stage where colleges allocate seats to the candidates based on their rank, category, and the availability of seats.
• Reporting Process : If you have been allotted a college through the seat allotment process and are satisfied with the college allotted to you, it is mandatory to report to the college within the specified time frame. 
• Choice entry after allotment : Choice 1 
• Admission: After being allotted a seat, candidates need to report to the college under the given time period (make sure you plan things in advance, as there are cities which takes time to reach), have to complete the admission formalities, and pay the remaining fees.