Government Medical College, Chandigarh will be responsible for carrying out the counselling and cut off duties for the admissions in MBBS colleges under the Union Territory (UT) quota of NEET 2020. The NEET Cutoff for Chandigarh MBBS 2020 is expected to be released in the later half of October 2020.
Following are the important points on the role of UT and AIQ quota for admissions in Chandigarh’s medical colleges through NEET cut off:
1. It is crucial for the candidates to know that 85% of seats in the elite medical colleges of Chandigarh will be allotted under the Union Territory quota.
2. The remaining 15% seats will be offered under the AIQ (All India Quota) and will be managed by the Directorate General of Health Services on behalf of the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC).
3. NEET Cutoff for Chandigarh MBBS is the last rank till which admissions will be allowed. .
4. Candidates with eligible merit, NEET score and AIR rank can get admission under the AIQ quota in medical colleges all over the country, provided that they fulfill the eligibility criteria.
5. There are as many as 100 medical seats and 100 dental seats available in top institutions of Chandigarh. However, only those candidates will be admitted under the UT quota (for Chandigarh) who possess the domicile of Chandigarh.
Important Updates
1. MHRD minister Ramesh Pokhriyal has announced that the NEET 2020 will be conducted on 13th September 2020.
2. NTA has officially announced that there will be an increase of 15 marks for each category in NEET Cutoff 2020.
NEET Cut Off 2020 – Important Dates
| Events | Dates |
| Online application started from | 2nd December 2019 |
| Online application form submission deadline | 6th January 2020 |
| Last date for fee submission | 7th January 2020 |
| Timeline for making appropriate changes in NEET Application form | 4th July – 15th July 2020 |
| NEET Exam Date | 13th September 2020 |
| Declaration of NEET Result | Yet to be Announced |
| Release of NEET Cutoffs 2020 (All India Quota) | Yet to be Announced |
| Release of NEET Cutoffs 2020 (UT Counselling Chandigarh) | Yet to be Announced |
| Registration for Counselling Commences | Yet to be Announced |
| Last date for locking of choices | Yet to be Announced |
| Counselling process starts | Yet to be Announced |
NEET Cutoff for Chandigarh MBBS – Factors which Determine the Cutoff
There are 5 factors which will determine the NEET cutoff for Chandigarh 2020. These are:
- Number of candidates appearing for the NEET 2020.
- Number of candidates seeking admissions in medical and dental colleges of Chandigarh (under UT Quota and under AIQ).
- Number of seats available in various medical and dental colleges in Chandigarh.
- Difficulty level of the exam. (If the exam is tough, then the cutoff will be proportionally lower.)
- Marks obtained in NEET 2020.
NEET Cutoff for Chandigarh MBBS – All India Quota
On behalf of MCC, Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) will publish the NEET cutoff for Chandigarh MBBS for medical and dental colleges under the All India Quota. The cutoff will be released for various categories like General (OPEN, SC, ST and OBC). Eligible candidates must secure qualifying marks in NEET and NEET AIR to get admissions under the AIQ seats for Chandigarh. There are 15 seats available under the AIQ for medical colleges in Chandigarh.
NEET Cutoff for Chandigarh MBBS – Union Territory (UT) Quota
GMCH, Chandigarh has officially announced that they will release the NEET cutoff for Chandigarh MBBS for the Union territory quota as well. The cutoff marks will be released for categories such as Unreserved and SC (Scheduled Caste). The cutoff will also mention the merit and ranks obtained by the candidates in NEET 2020.
NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS – AIQ and UT Quota
GMCH, Chandigarh will also release a combined cutoff for the ALL India Quota seats and Union Territory quota seats. The cutoffs will be released online and the candidates will be admitted according to their merit and NEET AIR (with respect to the allotted seats for specific category).
NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS – 2019 (All India Quota)
Government Medical College and Hospital, Chandigarh
| Category | Cutoff (Closing Rank) |
| General | 360 |
| General PH | 59048 |
| ST | 11084 |
| SC | 7675 |
NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS – 2018 (All India Quota)
Government Medical College and Hospital, Chandigarh
| Category | Cutoff (NEET Rank) | NEET Marks |
| General | 289 | 637 |
| General PH | – | |
| ST | 26447 | 488 |
| SC | 5651 | 560 |
NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS – 2017 (All India Quota)
Government Medical College and Hospital, Chandigarh
| Category | Cutoff (NEET Rank) | NEET Marks |
| General | 278 | 653 |
| OBC | 8263 | 563 |
| SC | 33063 | 483 |
NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS – 2017 (UT Quota)
Government Medical College and Hospital, Chandigarh
| Category | Cutoff (NEET Rank) | NEET Marks |
| General | 8710 | 561 |
| OBC | – | – |
NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS – Counselling Process (UT Quota)
Candidates must go through the following process to complete the counselling for NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS under the UT quota. It is important to note, however, that the foremost eligibility for the candidates to apply under the ‘UT Quota’ is having a domicile of the Chandigarh UT.
1. Registration – You must visit the official website of GMCH, Chandigarh and click on the link mentioning “Counselling 2020”. Candidates will be required to fill the credentials like Login ID and Password. Fill in the accurate details in the registration form and proceed to the next step.
2. Choosing and Locking the Choices – You can fill your preferred choices of colleges in the “preference form”. Don’t forget to lock the choices of your preferred course and college respectively.
3. Seat Allotment – Seats will be alloted to the eligible candidate according to the NEET AIR, preferred choice of college, category and the availability of seats (under the UT quota). Candidates can also opt to reject the accepted seat and then attend the second round of counselling. However, these candidates must register for counselling again and lock the preferred choices for the 2nd round.
4. Report at the Alloted College – Eligible candidates who are alloted a seat, must visit the reporting centre along with a demand draft of the specified fees and all the important academic and personal documents. It is also crucial for the candidates to carry two copies of the registration form of counselling.
NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS – FAQ’s
✔️ What were the closing ranks for GMCH in NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS 2019 under the All India Quota?
The 2019 NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS in GMCH under the All India Quota were-
| Category | Cutoff (Closing Rank) |
| General | 360 |
| General PH | 59048 |
| ST | 11084 |
| SC | 7675 |
✔️ In what mode will GMCH, Chandigarh release the NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS under UT quota ?
The NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS 2020 for GMCH Chandigarh under the UT quota will be released in the online mode.
✔️ What are the factors which determine the NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS ?
Following are the 5 factors which will determine the NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS 2020 -
1. Number of candidates appearing for the NEET 2020.
2. Number of candidates seeking admissions in medical and dental colleges of Chandigarh (under UT Quota and under AIQ).
3. Number of seats available in various medical and dental colleges in Chandigarh.
4. Difficulty level of the exam. (If the exam is tough, then the cutoff will be proportionally lower)
5. Marks obtained in NEET 2020.
✔️ Which authority will release the NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS 2020 for the AIQ ?
On behalf of the MCC (Medical Counselling Committee), Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) will release the NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS 2020 for the AIQ.
✔️ How many medical seats are available for NEET Chandigarh Cut Off 2020 for MBBS ?
There are a total number of 100 medical seats available under the NEET Cut Off for Chandigarh MBBS 2020. 85 seats out of the 100 are available under the UT quota and the remaining 15 seats are available under the AIQ/UT quota.
