Maha: 196 MBBS seats under institutional quota still vacant after first mop-up round counselling
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Maharashtra: Almost 196 MBBS seats under the institutional quota are lying vacant in the state of Maharashtra even after the end of the first mop-up round of medical admission. At the end of the common admission round, it was seen that almost 90% of the vacant seats are under the 15% institutional quota.
The seats under the institutional quota are usually expensive and it can cost up to rupees 35 lakh to 40 lakh per annum. Most of these seats are lying vacant even after the first mop-up round of counselling.
As per a recent media report, other than these seats almost 151 seats in other private medical colleges are also lying unfilled. The condition is even worse in dental colleges as almost 934 BDS seats don't have any takers and out of these seats, almost 299 comes under the institutional quota.
These seats will be available in the next mop-up round which is the last round of admission which is supposed to be conducted on January 7th.
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