MBBS in Haryana

 Last year, the NEET cutoff for MBBS in Haryana for OBC students was quite competitive. The qualifying range was around 163–129 marks, but the actual admission cutoffs were significantly higher, varying from college to college. For reputed government medical colleges, the cutoff ranged between 420 and 626 marks, depending on the institution and seat availability. I feel the competition is intense, especially since the demand for medical seats is always high. Meeting the qualifying score is just the first step then securing seat in good college is second. It's crucial to stay updated through official notifications and prepare strategically.

The Haryana government had a bond policy that required doctors who have completed their MBBS degree from government medical colleges in the state to serve a bond period of three years in a government hospital or a primary health center in a rural area of the state. The policy also applied to those who have completed their post-graduation degree in medical education from government medical colleges in the state. The bond policy aims to ensure the availability of doctors in rural areas of the state, where the doctor-patient ratio is low. It is recommended to check for updates on the official government websites or contact the concerned authorities for the latest information on the bond policy.