MEDICAL & AHS

Medical admissions are highly competitive and primarily MDCAT-based.
This guidance explains scope, not guaranteed admission.

With Part-I marks 520+, you are in a strong academic position for medical-related fields.
However:

• MDCAT performance is decisive
  
  

• MBBS/BDS competition is extremely high
  
  

• Allied Health Sciences offer strong alternatives
  
  

👉 Strong academics help, but MDCAT decides the final outcome.

Medical admissions are primarily MDCAT-based.

This is guidance, not a merit guarantee. 

With Part-I marks 450–519, you are in a good but competitive position for medical pathways.
MDCAT performance will be decisive for MBBS/BDS. Parallel planning is essential.

Guidance for realistic planning. Not a merit guarantee. 

With Part-I marks 400–449, MBBS/BDS becomes very challenging.

A strong MDCAT is required; Allied Health should be planned in parallel. 

Careful, realistic planning required. This is guidance only. 

With Part-I marks below 400, MBBS/BDS is not realistic for most students.
Focus should shift to Allied Health pathways and step-by-step planning.

PRACTICAL ADVICE 

• Do not chase MBBS blindly
  
  

• Choose Allied Health with strong demand
  
  

• Focus on skills and progression
  
  

• A steady path beats panic decisions

MDCAT merit and cutoffs vary each year. This content provides guidance, not guaranteed admission.