No. MBBS seats are allotted only through the competent counselling authority on the basis of NEET UG merit, eligibility, category, available seats and locked choices. The college does not offer direct admission.

Candidates should use the official DME Madhya Pradesh counselling portal. Save submitted registration details, payment receipts, locked choices and allotment documents for future use.

The DME schedule dated 21 September 2026 places fresh registration from 28 September to 2 October 2026, up to 11:59 PM. Candidates who are already registered are not required to register again.

Yes. The published MOP-UP schedule states that fresh choice filling and locking is required for candidates participating in the MOP-UP Round. The scheduled window is 4–7 October 2026 up to 11:59 PM.

The published schedule places the MOP-UP allotment result on 10 October 2026, followed by in-person reporting, document verification and admission from 11–14 October 2026 up to 6:00 PM.

DME MP has reopened the Second-Round resignation window from 22 September to 1 October 2026 up to 6:00 PM. Candidates considering resignation should read the official notice carefully because liability and subsequent-round eligibility conditions apply.

Candidates should rely on the latest DME/AFRC-approved fee notification and the official college admission desk. Third-party figures may be outdated or may omit hostel, security and other approved components.

Under the revised MMMVY order, an eligible MBBS student may receive scholarship support up to the prescribed maximum fee of a Madhya Pradesh Government Medical College; the remaining eligible regulated private-college fee can be provided as an interest-free Government loan, subject to the scheme conditions.

No. The revised order separates support into scholarship/fee reimbursement up to the Government Medical College benchmark and an interest-free loan for the remaining eligible fee. Service in Madhya Pradesh as prescribed by the scheme can reduce the repayable loan proportionately.