614 get MBBS, BDS seats under 7.5% government students quota in TN
As per data furnished by the Directorate of Medical Education and Research, noted the school education department in a press release, CHENNAI: A total of 614 administration school students have been provisionally allotted MBBS (510) and BDS (104) seats under…
As per data furnished by the Directorate of Medical Education and Research, noted the school education department in a press release, CHENNAI: A total of 614 administration school students have been provisionally allotted MBBS (510) and BDS (104) seats under Tamil Nadu's.
Article outline
- What happened
- The key numbers
- The bottom line
Key points
- The largest share came from the MBC/DNC category at 205 (40.2%), followed by BC at 170 (33.3%) and SC at 88 (17.3%).
- Among the MBBS allotments, 323 students secured seats in administration medical colleges, 12 in ESI institutions, 166 in self-financing medical colleges and nine in private universities.
- Among the 104 BDS allotments, 16 students secured seats in administration institutions and 88 in self-financing dental colleges.
Notably, the largest share came from the MBC/DNC category at 205 (40.2%), followed by BC at 170 (33.3%) and SC at 88 (17.3%). The allotments additionally included 24 BCM (4.7%), 15 SCA (2.9%), 6 ST (1.2%), and 2 OC (0.4%) students.
Among the 104 BDS allotments, 16 students secured seats in administration institutions and 88 in self-financing dental colleges. Of these students, 53 were from the MBC/DNC category (51%), 27 from BC (26%) and 15 from SC (14.4%). The remaining allotments comprised four each from SCA (3.8%) and BCM (3.8%), and one from ST (1%).
Congratulating the students, the department remarked that the 7.5% special reservation for students who studied in administration schools from Class 6 to 12 has emerged as a significant pathway for talented students from economically and socially diverse backgrounds to access professional medical and dental education.
For now, 614 get MBBS, BDS seats under 7.5% government students quota in TN remains the part of the story worth watching, and further updates are likely as more details are confirmed.
