JIPMER Puducherry News & Updates 2026: Notifications, Notice, Result

JIPMER NEET Cutoff 2025 for MBBS is  from 705 to 730 for UR, 700 to 715 for EWS, and 668 to 710 for SC/ST/OBC students. The Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research, or JIPMER, is one of the premium medical institutions in India with a NIRF 2025 rank of 5. Hence, the competition for admission is always high. Students from any social category need to score excellent marks in the NEET 2025 Exam to secure a seat in the college. The JIPMER NEET Cutoff 2025 for MBBS is released under the 15% of the All India quota by the Medical Council Committee (MCC). 

JIPMER Puducherry Round 1 Cutoff Analysis 2025: With the release of NEET UG Round 1 Seat Allotment Result 2025, by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), candidates shall refer to the cutoff analysis here to better analyse their chances for admissions in the upcoming rounds at the Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research, Puducherry. As per JIPMER Puducherry Round 1 Cutoff Analysis 2025, it has been noticed that most seats have been filled, and the cutoff for the Open category is at 256. The cutoff for JIPMER Puducherry is based on the last rank at which a candidate has been admitted in Round 1. So, candidates should accordingly analyse their chances for admission at the institute. 
 

In India, there is a special type of medical college that is neither fully run by the government nor completely private. These colleges are termed ‘semi-government medical colleges’ in India. They operate under a partnership between the government and private entities, or they receive funding from both. This partnership brings many benefits which we will be later discussing in this article. Compared to private colleges, semi-government medical colleges in India charge much lower fees (but not as low as government medical colleges in India) and maintain high educational standards for medical courses. Additionally, they often have better facilities and faculty compared to fully government colleges. This article aims to pave the way for exploring the top 10 semi-government medical colleges in India for 2025, providing students with an excellent medical education at a reasonable cost.

JIPMER BSc Nursing Eligibility Criteria 2025 is that general category students must have studied 10+2 from a recognised board with 50% marks in the PCB stream. The SC/ST/OBC category students must have scored 40% in their higher secondary board exams. On the other hand, the PwD category must have secured 45% marks in 10+2 board exams for admission to the JIPMER BSc Nursing course. They must also crack the NEET 2025 Exam to be eligible for BSc Nursing admission at JIPMER colleges.
JIPMER BSc Nursing Eligibility Criteria also talks about the age requirement. It says that students must be atleast 17 years of age at the time of admission and there is no maximum age limit. Students must be of Indian nationality at the time of application and must possess an NEET 2025 Result at the time of application for admission to the course. On this page, Know in detail about the JIPMER 2025 BSc Nursing Eligibility Criteria important pointers and more. 

INI CET JIPMER Puducherry Expected Cutoff Jan 2025: Candidates willing to seek admission in JIPMER Puducherry can check out the cutoff 2025 for all courses offered by the institute here. The cutoff provided in the below table is just an estimate and has been calculated through the previous years' data. Candidates can refer to the cutoff in the table which has been provided in the form of a closing rank range to determine which courses are likely to have to most and least challenging cutoff. According to our analysis, the cutoff for Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopaedics (MDS), Radiodiagnosis, and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (MDS) can be the highest, and the cutoff for Anatomy, and Psychiatry can be the lowest. 

MBBS is one of the most popular and noble career options for students in India. Many Indian students aspire to complete MBBS programme from a government medical college or from a good private medical college. There are more than 450 government and private medical colleges in India. The top medical colleges in India include AIIMS News Delhi, PGIMER Chandigarh, CMC Vellore, AFMC Pune, Kasturba Medical College Manipal, etc.

The national-level medical entrance exams in India are taken by a large number of students in the country. Although the number of seats in medical colleges in India is limited, the number of aspirants eyeing it has been increasing year after year. Moreover, with NEET made mandatory to pursue medical education abroad as well, the number is expected to go up multifold in the coming years.

MCC NEET UG JIPMER Puducherry Round 2 Cutoff 2024: For Round 2, MCC NEET UG cutoff 2024 for JIPMER Puducherry has been released by the officials. Based on this, applicants who could not secure a seat in the previous two rounds can evaluate their possibilities of admission in Round 3. However, the admission chances will also depend on the number of vacancies remaining for each category. The seats remaining after Round 1 & 2 admission will be filled in Round 3. The direct link to the Round 1 cutoff for the institute has also been provided below for quick reference. 

NEET SS Admit Card 2025 Expected Release Time

NEET SS Admit Card 2025: Important Instructions

• Only the hardcopy of the admit card will be accepted at the entrance of the exam centre on the exam day for verification purpose. Soft copies will not be accepted.
• Colored copy of the admit card must be printed to be carried along on the exam day. If you carry a black and white printed copy of the admit card, you may be denied entry at the entrance of the exam centre.
• Follow the dress code mentioned on the admit card on the exam day to avoid refusal of entrance.
• Make sure to reach the exam hall 30 minutes before the reporting time mentioned on NEET SS Admit Card 2025 to avoid last-minute hassels.

The BDS to MBBS Bridge Course is the academic shift from one programme to another in the medical field. There are instances where applicants might feel the need to change from a BDS to an MBBS degree due to several reasons. Although there has been discussion between the official authorities for several years now, no official statement has been released yet. The National Medical Commission (NMC), which has recently replaced the Medical Council Committee (MCC), did not approve of any BDS to MBBS Bridge course. Originally, the idea was introduced to address the shortage of medical professionals in tough or demanding times. 

NEET SS Admit Card 2025: The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) will release the NEET SS 2025 admit card on December 22 on its official website, i.e., natboard.edu.in. Registered candidates for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Super Speciality (NEET SS) can log in with their User ID and Password to download the hall ticket. The admit card is a compulsory document to take to the examination, which contains important information such as the candidate’s name, Roll Number, exam date, shift timing, reporting time, exam centre name, and address. NEET SS 2025 is a national-level exam for super speciality medical courses in DM, MCh and DNB offered by various medical institutes in India, and is to be held on December 26 and 27, 2025. Candidates should check all the details mentioned on the admit card after downloading it and inform NBEMS in case of any discrepancy. 

The seat allotment result for INI CET Round 1 January 2026 has been released on December 18, 2025. Once the seat allotment is out for the first round, the reporting and seat acceptance will be conducted for all eligible students. It is important to mention that students have two options to choose from after they have been assigned seats in the first round. They can either choose to accept it and pay the acceptance fee for further admission rounds. Or they can choose to upgrade their seats for the next rounds of counselling. Here is the INI CET Round 1 January 2026 Seat Allotment:

New Seats in Medical Courses under CSS: The Union Government has approved the addition of new seats in medical courses in the country under different Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS), which will be a major boost to India’s healthcare education infrastructure. It is expected to help alleviate the shortage of trained doctors and increase the availability of quality health care, especially in underserved and aspirational districts. The approved increase of new seats includes new undergraduate (MBBS)  as well as postgraduate seats in medical colleges aided through central schemes, the sources added.