King George Medical University

King George's Medical University

King George's Medical University, is a medical school, hospital and medical university located in Lucknow which is the most populous state of India. The medical school was upgraded into a medical university by an act passed by Government of Uttar Pradesh on 16 September 2002. The University has capacity for 1250 undergraduates students (including 280 dental students) and 450 postgraduate students. The King George Medical College is a Government run institution which was established in the Year 1911. The College is now affiliated to King Georges Medical University, Lucknow and recognized by Govt. of India and the National Medical Commission (NMC). It has an annual intake of 250 seats in MBBS, 272 seats in 27 disciplines of Post-Graduate studies and 56 seats in 13 disciplines of Super- Specialization studies.

The National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) has ranked the university 32 among universities in India in 2020 and 5th in 2018, 10 among medical colleges and 50 overall. It was ranked sixth among medical colleges in India in 2019 by Outlook India and 7th by The Week. The College has a very notable alumni and has an exhaustive list of people who have received awards of highest honours like: Padma Bhushan, Padma Vibhushan, Padmashri, B.C.Roy Award, Hewett awards and numerous student awards. National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has given KGMU 'A' grade certification. This certification will remain valid from May 2017 to May 2022. Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India has shortlisted KGMU among the probable list of 'Institute of Eminence'. As of 2019, the university has 14 affiliated medical colleges, seven nursing colleges and one paramedical college.

The University campus is spread over an area of 7 sq., Km. with more than 50 buildings. There are 2105 hostel rooms, 550 faculty positions, 700 resident doctors and in all 5000 employees. This Prestigious Government University has approximately 5300 undergraduate/Post graduate students. The University is well-connected by Road, Rail and Aerial routes. Originally, the main administrative building, called the Administrative Block and the Anatomy and Physiology buildings were built in the early 20th century. As the institution grew, more and more departments were created in new buildings. Therefore the campus really consists of a conglomeration of buildings housing the various departments, which came up over a period of 100 years as and when the need was felt. There are separate buildings for Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Cardiology, Neurology, Psychiatry, Neurosurgery, Plastic Surgery, Rheumatology, Geriatric Mental Health, Surgical Oncology, Chest Medicine, Pathology, Pharmacology, Anaesthesiology, Opthalmology, Urology and Community Medicine. Cardiothoracic Surgery is presently in the Chest Medicine building, Microbiology along with Pathology and Biochemistry along with Physiology.

Beside the main building a new Administrative Building has come up recently and houses the Registrar's Office, Finance Office, Examination Cell, Undergraduate and Postgraduate Cells, computer centre etc. On the right side of the main Administrative Block lies the Central Library and adjoining Ranvaxy Centre The original hospital attached to the college was known as King George Hospital and was commissioned in 1914. This building presently houses the Public Relations Office, the Superintendent's Office, Head Cashier's Office, Matron's Office, stores, Emergency Pathology Labs and the Departments of Otorhinolarygology, Orthopedic Surgery, Radiodiagnosis and Radiotherapy, besides general and private wards of surgical specialities. The Gandhi Ward is a 3 storied building housing the medical wards. Next to the Ophthalmic Block, a New Ophthalmic Block has come up.

A new Surgical Emergency & Trauma Centre was built on Shahmina Road and started functioning in January 2004. The centre serves as the primary reception for all surgical and medical emergencies and provides all diagnostic and treatment facilities under one roof. Other departments across the Shahmina Road are Queen Mary's Hospital (Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology), Psychiatry Department, Department of Geriatric Mental Health, Cardiology Department (Lari Cardiology Centre) and the Dental Hospital . The Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation. There are several hostels interspersed with the department buildings. Trans Gomti hostel for boys with multi-storeyed faculty residence Warden's residence in Khadra, across the Gomti. The huge playground of Sardar Patel Hostel at the intersection of Shahmina Road and MG Road has been divided to accommodate the ambitious Scientific Convention Centre. The center was inaugurated on 19 th December 2004 has been taken over by the university. Phase II of the center now houses a 1000 capacity state of art hall.

The classes are held in Kalam center is a building with the best of the state of the art modern infrastructure. There are well-ventilated air-conditioned huge classrooms amongst which 23 have AV aids and another 23 are lecture rooms. There are 2 museum rooms, One Tele-medicine room. There are 10 separate hostel for boys and girls. The Central library is spread in 4012.11 Sq. Mtrs and has a collection of 39353 books, 28180 bound volumes, 2681 Book Bank, 3207 Thesis and 1088 CD’s till March 2018 (as per holding shown on KOHA-Library Management Software) and the Central Library Subscribed 180 print-Journals, 993 e-journals, 4108 e-books, 52157 video’s and 3836137 image’s for the year of 2018. Library has been automated with ‘KOHA’ (Library Management Software). The Atal Bihari Vajpayee Convention Centre has a floor area of 200,000 sq feet. The dome measures 52.5 metres. It has 3 halls of 200, 400 and 1400 seating capacity, 2 banquet halls, 2 exhibition galleries, an open air theatre, a general library, an audiovisual library, rehearsal rooms, a foyer area below the dome and connecting corridors. All are fully air conditioned. There are 8 lifts, including a capsule lift from which historical buildings of Lucknow can be seen.

The Attached Hospital King George's Medical University

The Gandhi Memorial & Associated Hospitals of KGMU has over 4500 functional beds with over 4500 patients admitted at any given time, with on an average 10,000 new patient attending the OPD every day. The annual OPD attendance is 500,000 the average number of new cases seen being 300,000 and old cases 200,000. The competencies and capabilities are utilized to the fullest in order to serve the droves of patients flocking in, incessantly, with greater expectations, every day. More than 15 lac patients visit this Tertiary Care Centre, with 1,00,000 indoor admissions, in a year's time. The new Emergency Complex & Trauma Centre having a covered area of over 1 lac sq. ft., was inaugurated on 24th December 2003. There are 150 beds and 10 operation theatres (5 major and 5 minor) for general surgery, orthopedics, neurosurgery, plastic surgery and gastointestinal surgery. Twelve ambulances are commissioned to transport patients within the campus, totally free of cost. All types of emergency and medico-legal cases are attended to and admitted if neccessary. The centre has all investigative facilities including CT scan, Ultrasound, X-ray, Mobile X-ray and Portable Ultrasound, Pathology and Biochemistry Labs having auto-analysers. Except for Cardiology, Psychiatry and Obstetrics & Gynecology, emergency admissions to all departments are now made through this Centre. Average number of cases seen daily are 110 and average number of admissions through this centre daily are 70. There are two Centenary Hospitals namely Phase-1 and Phase-2 having all the ultra-modern facilities to treat patients including of Transplantation procedures.

CONTACT AND OTHER DETAILS: King George's Medical University

King George's Medical University MBBS NEETUG Counseling is conducted by 1) MCC (Medical Counselling Committee)( Open To All )and 2)DGME UTTAR PRADESH

1 ) MCC (Medical Counselling Committee)(15%) (Open To All)

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) under the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) is tasked with conducting counseling for a diverse range of medical seats across the country. This includes 15% All India Quota (AIQ) seats, 100% seats in Deemed Universities, Central Universities (such as Delhi University, Aligarh Muslim University, and Banaras Hindu University, including their Institutional/Domicile Quotas), Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) medical colleges, Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) for the registration part, and Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (including VMMC & SJH, ABVIMS & RML, and ESIC Dental, Delhi) covering both 15% AIQ and 85% Institutional Quota. Furthermore, MCC/DGHS handles 100% of the seats in AIIMS and JIPMER, as well as B.Sc. Nursing courses in Central Institutes.

The primary responsibility of the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC)of DGHS is the allotment of seats to participating candidates based on their merit and personal choices. This crucial process commences only after the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) receives the list, data, or information of successful candidates from the National Testing Agency (NTA), which is the body responsible for conducting the NEET (UG) examination. Through this well-structured and transparent counseling process, Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) ensures that candidates are matched to their preferred institutions in a fair and merit-based manner, facilitating their journey towards becoming future healthcare professionals.

Eligibility Condition:

• The candidate should have qualified under NEET-UG eligibility.
• Domicile-free Counseling (Open to all)

Step Wise Counseling Process conducted by Medical Counselling Committee (MCC)

The counseling process for admission into various programs will encompass four distinct rounds: Round 1, Round 2, Round 3, and the Stray and Special Stray Vacancy Round. In accordance with the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India's directives, as per the orders dated 12.12.2022 and 16.12.2021 in the case of "SLA (C) No. 10487 of 2021 in the matter of Nihila P.P. v/s MCC & Ors.," all four rounds will be conducted online by the Medical Counseling Committee (MCC). This approach ensures a transparent and accessible counseling process for all candidates.

Following the Supreme Court's approval, no seats will revert to the participating states after Round 2, marking a significant change in the counseling process. The Mop-up Round will now be recognized as Round 3 from the 2023-24 session onwards. It is crucial for candidates to make informed decisions regarding their participation in Round 3 of AIQ/Deemed/Central Universities counseling, as withdrawal from this round will not be permitted. Additionally, candidates accepting a seat in Round 3 will be ineligible for any further counseling rounds.

To facilitate a seamless transition between rounds and ensure optimal seat allocation, data will be shared between the Centre and the States. Any candidate listed in the allotments will be excluded from the All India Stray Vacancy Round to maintain the integrity of the counseling process.

For seats designated as JAIN MINORITY/MUSLIM MINORITY/NRI, any vacancies remaining after Round 3 will convert to UR MANAGEMENT Private Deemed University seats. This conversion only occurs after all eligible candidates for JAIN MINORITY/MUSLIM MINORITY/ NRI seats have been considered, ensuring no seat goes unfilled and maximizing educational opportunities for all students.

Reservation Policy for 15% All India Quota seats:

Guidelines for NRI Seat Allocation during MCC Counseling

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has established specific criteria for Non-Resident Indian (NRI) seat allocation as per the directives issued by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India. According to the verdict in W.P. No. 689/2017 - Consortium of Deemed Universities in Karnataka (CODEUNIK) & Anr. vs. Union of India & Ors. on August 22, 2017, candidates qualifying as NRIs are eligible for NRI category seats. This eligibility extends to Overseas Citizens of India (OCI), Persons of Indian Origin (PIO), and Foreign Nationals, who may only apply for NRI-designated seats.

Indian Nationals seeking to be reclassified to the sponsored NRI category must adhere to the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC)'s requirements, including the timely submission of necessary documents upon request. Candidates are encouraged to stay informed on the process through official Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) communications to ensure compliance and secure their eligibility for NRI seat consideration during the counseling sessions.

First Round:- (AIQ/Central Institutes/University/AIIMS/JIPMER/Deemed University/AMU/BHU/B.Sc. Nursing) (Free Exit Round)

• Notification for counseling process
• NRI application with appropriate documents to be mailed for opening NRI portal ([email protected])
• Registration fee varies as per the Filling of application form for-AIQ, Deemed, CU, DU, Central Institutes, AFMS
• Seat matrix display round 1
• Exercising of Choices and Locking of choices on all days.
• Process of Seat Allotment Round-1
• Publication of result of Round-1 on MCC website
• Uploading of essential certificates after declaration of result.
• All allotted students must download the allotment letter
• Options for an allotted candidate :-

If You're Satisfied with Your Allotted Seat and Wish to Join the College:

1. Physical Reporting: You are required to physically report to the college to which you've been allotted to complete the joining formalities.
2. Fee Payment: Upon reporting, you will need to pay the tuition fees and any other applicable fees to secure your seat. Please note, the security deposit paid during the MCC counselling cannot be adjusted against the tuition fees.
3. Document Submission: After paying the fees, you must hand over your original documents to the college as part of the admission process.
4. Security Deposit: The security deposit will be refunded by MCC after the counselling process concludes.

If You Wish to Participate in the Next Round:

For Upgrading: If you're satisfied with your current seat but, interested in exploring better options in the next round, you must:

1. Join the college allotted in Round 1 by physically reporting, paying the fees, and submitting the necessary documents.
2. Express your willingness for upgradation during the admission process. This indicates that while you're accepting the Round 1 seat, you're also interested in being considered for a better seat in Round 2.

If You're Not Satisfied with Your Allotment:

Seeking a Better Option: If the current allotment does not meet your expectations and you wish to participate in the next round for a better seat without reporting, be aware that:

1. You will forfeit your currently allotted seat
2. You must go through the counselling process again to be considered for a new seat in the subsequent round.

If You've Decided to Quit the MCC Process:

• Withdrawal: If you're not satisfied with the MCC allotted seat and have secured admission elsewhere, you can withdraw from the MCC counselling process. By doing so, you will not be considered for any seat allotment in the future rounds. MCC will return your security deposit post the counselling period.

2nd Round :-(AIQ/Central Institutes/University/AIIMS/JIPMER/Deemed University/AMU/BHU/B.Sc. Nursing) (No Free Exit Round)

Fresh Registration for 2ND ROUND (not required for earlier registered candidates)

• Notification for counseling process
• NRI application with appropriate documents to be mailed for opening NRI portal ([email protected])
• Fresh New Registration for Round-2 for those candidates who have not registered in Round-1 (with full payment of fees)
• Seat matrix display for round 2
• Exercising of “Fresh Choice filling” and Locking of choices.
• Process of Seat Allotment Round-2
• Publication of result of Round-2 on MCC website
• Uploading of essential certificates after declaration of result
• All allotted students must download the allotment letter
• Physical Reporting with original documents at the allotted Medical/Dental College against Round 2 allotted seat
• If Allotted (No Free Exit) (Exit With Forfeiture of Fees )( Upgradation is available For Round 3 only.)
• Reporting at the Medical Institutions/university against 2nd Round (candidates once joined the allotted seat against 2nd Round are not allowed to vacate the seat) (Candidates who have allotted a seat in round 2 can opt for willingness to upgrade from round 2 to round 3 for which they will have to physically report at the allotted college.)

3rd Round :- (AIQ/Central Institutes/University/AIIMS/JIPMER/Deemed University/AMU/BHU/B.Sc. Nursing) (No Free Exit Round)
Fresh Registration for Round 3(not required for earlier registered candidates)

• Notification for counseling process
• NRI application with appropriate documents to be mailed for opening NRI portal ([email protected])
• Fresh New Registration Round 3 for those candidates who

1. Have not registered in Round-1 or Round 2 (with full payment of fees).
2. Have Resigned / Not reported in Round-1 or Round 2 need to fill fresh choices only with full payment of fees

• Seat matrix for round 3
• Exercising of “Fresh Choice filling” and Locking of choices
• Process of Seat Allotment Round-3
• Publication of result of Round 3 on MCC website.
• Uploading of essential certificates after declaration of result
• All allotted students must download allotment letter
• Physical Reporting with original documents at the allotted Medical/Dental College against Round 3 allotted seat
• If Allotted (No Free Exit)

Stray vacancy: (AIQ/Central Institutes/University/AIIMS/JIPMER/Deemed University/AMU/BHU/B.Sc. Nursing) (No Free Exit Round)

• Notification for counseling process
• NRI application with appropriate documents to be mailed for opening NRI portal ([email protected]) (*NRI seat openings during the counseling rounds are contingent on the availability of NRI vacancies.)
• Fresh registrations shall be done for Final Stray Vacancy Round.
• Seat matrix display for stray round
• Seat matrix for Stray Round
• Exercising of “Fresh Choice filling” and Locking of choices
• Process of Seat Allotment Stray Round
• Publication of result of Stray Round on MCC website.
• Uploading of essential certificates after declaration of result
• All allotted students must download allotment letter
• Reporting To The College

Special Stray vacancies:- (AIQ/Central Institutes/University/AIIMS/JIPMER/Deemed University/AMU/BHU/B.Sc. Nursing)

NOTE:- The Special Stray Vacancy Round is conducted exclusively to fill any seats that remain vacant even after the Stray Vacancy Round. This round is a final attempt to ensure that no seat goes unfilled, providing one last opportunity for candidates to secure a position in their desired college or course.

• Notification for counseling process
• NRI application with appropriate documents to be mailed for opening NRI portal ([email protected]) (*NRI seat openings during the counseling rounds are contingent on the availability of NRI vacancies.)
• Seat matrix Special Stray vacancies
• Exercising of “Fresh Choice filling” and Locking of choices
• Seat allotment Special Stray vacancies
• All allotted students must download allotment letter

2) Directorate General of Medical Education and Training UP

The medical aspirants seeking MBBS/BDS admission at Uttar Pradesh will have to register themselves for the Directorate General of Medical Education and Training, UP is functioning directly under the State Government admission process by filling out their application form. Telangana MBBS/BDS admission 2020 is done on the basis of marks secured in NEET. Candidates who will qualify NEET Exam and meet the eligibility requirements can only register and fill the application form for Uttar Pradesh MBBS / BDS admission. Directorate General of Medical Education and Training (DMET)counseling is conducted in Three Rounds (Round 1, Round 2, and Mop-up Round). The fourth round being the College Round, if the number of vacant seats is x, then a 10x the list of registered candidates will be sent to the college and is to be exhausted strictly in order of merit. Directorate General of Medical Education and Training UP conducts the combined (Government and Private) admissions for UP NEET-UG medical

Eligibility For Admission
1. Qualification:

• 12th or (10+2 Equivalent) with Minimum 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English for UR & 40% for SC/ST/OBC.
• Those who have qualified NEET-UG by scoring the minimum qualifying percentage will be eligible for the Admission and Counseling. Candidates should have earned a minimum of 50 percentile (40th percentile for SC/ST/OBC and 45th percentile for General-PH) in order to become eligible for NEET 2020 counseling rounds
• AGE: A student must have completed an age of 17 years at the time of admission under NEET eligibility or should complete the age on or before 31st December of the year of his/her admission to the 1st year MBBS/BDS Course.

Government Seats (Competent Authority Quota)

It includes seats in Government colleges

• 85% of Seats in Government colleges (after exclusion of 15 % seats transferred to All India Quota)
• 10% of total seats in specified Government Medical / Dental Colleges reserved for economically weaker section ( EWS ) Category

Uttar Pradesh MBBS Admission Reservation Policy

The private medical college Seat selection process

Private colleges in Uttar Pradesh may further be divided into two one is trust other is minority institutes. For all private medical colleges in UP, the state government decides its fee structure.100 % seats in private medical colleges Students from any Indian state are eligible to apply for private medical colleges in Uttar Pradesh. No caste-based reservation is applicable. Minority college seat is reserve for minority students.

NRI SEAT

No NRI seat in the Uttar Pradesh counseling process.

STEPS FOR COUNSELLING PROCESS

Directorate General of Medical Education and Training UP is conducting three rounds of Counseling for NEET UG

1. FIRST-ROUND
2. SECOND ROUND
3. THIRD ROUND

ROUND -1

• UP state merit, NEET-UG
• College wise & category wise distribution of seats
• Registration commences
• List of registered candidates for online counseling.
• Online Security Deposit

• Verification of Documents – After successful registration and deposition of the security money, a candidate needs to report to the nodal centers for verification of documents. If a candidate fails to report to the respective nodal center in the stipulated time, their seat will be given to the candidate next in line. Only after the successful verification of the documents, a candidate will be able to proceed to the next stage of UP NEET counseling 2020
• Online Admission Process for allotted candidates

Offline Process

1. For Government Medical/Dental Colleges -Rest fee(in Cash) and Original documents to be submitted to allotted college - Go to medical board at allotted college/ nodal center -Eligible for participation in 2nd round. (up gradation of seat/college)
2. For Private Medical/Dental Colleges -DD in favour of Director General Medical Education and Training UP Payable at Lucknow of remaining amount of tuition fee and original documents submit to nodal center not to allotted college -Go to medical board at nodal center -Eligible for participation in 2nd round. (up gradation of seat/college)

• After allotment, if the candidate does not complete the admission process then the security fee will be forfeited. If a candidate wants to participate in 2nd round, then the security fee is to be deposited again.
• Candidate will be provided a button of <pay tuition fee> to submit online tuition fee at the page of allotment result. The candidate has to pay Rs. 30,000/- (Rs. Thirty thousand only) in case he/she has been allotted seat of Government Institutions. If the candidate has been allotted a seat at a private institution, he/she has to pay Rs. 2,00,000/- (Rs. Two lakhs only)

ROUND -2 (Online)

• Notice-2nd round of counseling
• Latest vacancy position of seats in medical colleges
• Fresh Registration (who have not done in Round 1)
• Online Security Deposit
• Choice filling
• Allotment of seat
• Provisional list of selected candidates for NEET UG-counseling in the state of UP after Round-2
• Reporting

THIRD ROUND

• Notice-Mop-Up round of counseling for UG courses
• Latest vacancy position of UG seats in Medical colleges
• Fresh Registration for the one not registered in Round 1 & 2
• Mop-up counseling for seat allotment/admission will be held offline
• On-Spot Registration (Candidate should submit the full fee for a course allotted along with original documents).

SEAT MATRIX OF AIQ {Medical Counselling Committee(MCC)} FOR THE YEAR 2023-24: King George's Medical University

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