Ans. The cut-off for the NEET UG at Terna Medical College is released around 25 days or a month later after the completion of the online examination process.    

Ans. The cut-off for NEET PG is announced once the examinations are done which is 20-25 days later to the same.

Ans. The NEET results for Terna Medical College are released on the official website of the NTA which includes the category-wise cut-off as well as the merit list. Following are the key steps to follow for the same:

• Go to the NTA’s official website for results @ http://ntaresults.nic.in.​
• The list of all the announced results is shown on the page.
• Select the desired exam name and you will be directed to the login layout.  
• Fill in the required credentials and submit.
• Download your results and take a hard copy of the same. 

Ans. The usual cutoff marks for MBBS in the general category range between 500-550 whereas for the ST/SC category, it goes between 400-500 approximately.  

Ans. There are around 127 seats offered for the MBBS at Terna Medical College and the rest of the seats are reserved for the NRI and institutional quota.   

Ans. Majorly the hostel rooms are shared among 2-3 people, hence it depends upon the availability of the rooms at the hostel. 

Ans. The Terna Medical College hostel is located approximately 1-1.5 km away from the main college building for which the students need to commute daily. 

Ans. Yes, the central library at Terna Medical College allows the students to issue books, for which one has to show their ID card. There are various books available for a huge variety of subjects for each department. 

Ans. Yes, the MD students are offered free hostel facilities as they are serving as junior resident doctors at the affiliated hospital.    

Ans. Yes, the students can avail of free study materials such as academic books, research papers, online books etc that can be issued on the weekdays. 

Ans. Yes, the students have to serve in a rural area of Maharashtra once they complete their MBBS and a one-year internship at Terna Medical College. This is compulsory for all as one would be charged the amount of 10 Lakhs as a penalty for the same. 

Ans. The registrations for the scholarships at Terna Medical College are done through the official website of MHDBT. The scholarships are offered only to those who belong to the backward classes and minority communities. Although the financial aid is offered based on merit and their previous academic performance.       

Ans. There are no limitations to the number of attempts for NEET UG hence, the candidate can sit for the exam as many times as required. However, there is a limitation for the minimum age which is 17 years, for NEET UG at Terna Medical College or any other private/government college.

Ans. No, the admissions to the MBBS course is done through the NEET UG followed by the Maharashtra counselling. One has to go through the usual admission process as there is no other method accepted for the same.   

Ans. No, currently TMC is offering only MBBS and MD courses on a full-time basis, the admissions to which are entrance-based.

Ans. The ST/SC category cutoff for MBBS at Terna Medical College ranges from 400-500, whereas for the General category, the cutoff marks will go up to somewhere between 500-550. Hence with this score, the possibility of getting a seat seems to be very low. 

Ans. No, Terna Medical College offers the MD courses only in Community Medicine, for which they only have 3 seats available.      

Ans. Yes, after 4.5 years of MBBS term at Terna Medical College, it is compulsory for the students to work as interns at the affiliated hospital for which they are also offered a stipend. It is only after the completion of the internship the MBBS degree is considered to be completed.    

Ans. No, currently Terna Medical College is offering only the MBBS course at the UG level whereas for PG it is offering MD community medicine. 

Ans. Only those candidates who have completed their MBBS from another university need to submit their migration certificate at the admissions, hence the students from the same university/college need not submit it. 

Ans. No, the admission registrations for the MBBS and MD courses are only done through the State CET Cell’s official website, hence there are no offline admissions accepted. 

Ans. Yes, one needs to carry the original admit card (a passport-size photograph attached) along with a valid ID proof to the NEET examination centre.    

Ans. Only the candidates who have not been settled down in the first two rounds of counselling will be eligible for the mop-up round. If you have already taken a seat in any quota anywhere then you won’t be able to get another seat in any further rounds.     

Ans. The fee for the MBBS course is relatively higher than that of the open category, following is the fee structure for the NRI category: 

Ans. Yes, you can take admission to the MBBS course at Terna Medical College through the institutional quota if you belong to another state. However, there are only 15% of seats available for the IQ/NRI quota. One must score 250-500 marks to get admission through the IQ quota, hence the selection process for all categories and quotas remains the same.  

Ans. The general category cutoff for 2024 is estimated to go around 47302 which converts into around 500-550 marks in the NEET. The cutoff is tentative and is subjected to change according to the total number of students sitting in the exam and the difficulty level of the same.

Ans. The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation Hospital (NMMC) is situated at Vashi, Navi Mumbai which is around 6.5 km away from the Terna Medical College Nerul, Navi Mumbai.

Ans. Terna Medical College is one of the top medical colleges in Maharashtra to pursue MBBS as they are known to have one of the most qualified faculties. MBBS Fee at Terna Medical College is also quite low in comparison to other private colleges. Apart from that, the students also have exposure to various cultural and fun events and activities apart from academics.       

Ans. Terna Medical College is a private college that operates under Terna Public Charitable Trust.

Ans. There are a total of 150 seats available for MBBS at Terna Medical College.

Ans. The fees for MBBS at Terna Medical College are INR 12,76,500 for the Open Category, INR 44,76,000 for the NRI and Institutional Quota, and INR 9,12,000 for the OBC Category.

Ans. Yes, Terna Medical College offers hostel facilities for its students. The boys' hostel and girls’ hostel at Terna Medical College can accommodate 189 Students and 186 Students, respectively. The rooms in the hostel are well-lighted, and ventilated, and have 24-hour warm water, recreation facilities, a canteen, and a guest room.

Ans. Yes, Terna Medical College offers admission to NRI Students for both MBBS and MD. The candidates must meet the set cutoff for NRI Students for admission.

Ans. Candidates need to apply for admission to Terna Medical College on the official website of the Maharashtra State CET Cell.

Ans. No, students must have a valid score in NEET for admission to both MBBS or MD at Terna Medical College. There is no direct admission at Terna Medical College.