Ans. To get admission at Terna Medical College one needs to qualify for the respective entrance test followed by the counselling process for seat allotment. It accepts NEET UG and NEET PG for admissions to MBBS and MD respectively. The registrations for the entrance test are done through the official website of the State CET Cell.     

Ans. Yes, for non-maharashtrian candidates Terna Medical College takes admissions through the All India Quota. Out of the total seats, only 15% are allowed for all India candidates however the selection process for this remains the same. One needs to qualify for the NEET UG/PG with a minimum cutoff respective to their category. If passed then apply for Maharashtra counselling followed by the final documentation at the institute. The course fee for the AIQ open category is INR 12,46,500.      

Ans. For the general category, the candidates have to score marks ranging from 720-137, whereas for the reserved categories (ST/SC/OBC) it must be between 136-107 for NEET UG at Terna Medical College.

Ans. The NEET Counselling is conducted by the Maharashtra CET Cell, the students who have qualified for their entrance tests will need to register at the official website: www.mahacet.org. Following are the key steps to follow for Maharashtra counselling at Terna Medical College:

• Go to the official website of MAH CET Cell: www.mahacet.org
• Go to the ‘New Registrations’ and enter the required details.
• Create a new profile and log in to the portal using the ID password.
• Submit the required details and submit the necessary documents.
• Fill in and save the choices for your preferred college.
• Pay the counselling fee using your preferred online method.
• Submit the form and take a printout of the same.

The candidates need to submit the following documents for Terna Medical College counselling at MAH CET Cell:

• NEET 2024 Scorecard
• NEET Admit card
• Seat allotment letter
• Valid ID Proof
• Caste Certificate (if from a reserved category)
• Migration Certificate (if from another university)
• Passport size photographs
• Health Certificate (if required)

Ans. There are a total of 153 seats available out of which 150 are offered for MBBS and 3 seats are given to the MD candidates. There is an 85% reservation for the state domicile, whereas the rest are reserved for the AIQ/NRI/IQ. 

Ans. Terna Medical College is comparatively costlier than the other medical colleges, the cost of MBBS at TMC is INR 12,46,500, whereas for Grant Medical College, it is INR 6,27,000. The hostel cost also differs for both which is higher than the average cost, as these are the top medical colleges in Mumbai.      

Ans. Yes, one must complete the one-year rotational internship after their MBBS to be considered a graduate. The course is considered to be finished only after the completion of a one-year internship at the affiliated hospital.

Ans. The application fee at the Terna Medical College for the general category candidates – is INR 1700, for ST/SC/PWD – INR 1000, for OBC – INR 1600 and for NRI candidates – 9500.  

Ans. Out of a total of 150 MBBS seats at Terna Medical College, 127 seats are reserved for the state domicile.  

Ans. Anybody who belongs to another state, the NRI quota can apply through the institutional quota. Apart from this anybody who did not get a seat in another quota can also apply in IQ at Terna Medical College.         

Ans. The admissions to the NRI quota MBBS/MD follows the same procedure as that of the state/IQ quota. One needs to clear the NEET UG followed by the counselling process under the NRI quota. For this one must have a valid NRI certificate. 

Ans. One can apply for the Terna Medical Counselling on the official website of MAH CET Cell: www.mahacet.org. The candidate needs to submit the documents and counselling fee on the same and fill in the college choices. 

Ans. Terna Medical College offers the MD course in Community Medicine, for which one must have an MBBS degree with a 1-year internship.   

Ans. The salary/stipend to the MD students at Terna Medical College ranges between INR 60,000 – INR 70,000/Month. 

Ans. Yes, the candidates are required to carry their SSC mark sheets to prove their qualifications and age proof along with valid ID proof,  and passport-size photographs.  

Ans. Terna Medical College accepts NEET UG for the MBBS and NEET PG for the MD courses, the same is to be followed by the Maharashtra counselling process.

Ans. Yes, Terna Medical College has reserved 85% of its seats for the native students of the Maharashtra state, and the rest 15% are reserved for the Institutional Quota or NRI Quota.

Ans. Students who have qualified for the NEET UG/NEET PG examination for the respective course would be eligible for Maharashtra counselling for seat allotment. Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Maharashtra is responsible for conducting the counselling process for MBBS and MD at Terna Medical College. Candidates need to register for counselling on the official website of the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell (CET Cell).

Ans. Following is the category vise expected MBBS cut-off for the year 2024 at Terna Medical College;

Ans. The fee for MBBS for open-category students at Terna Medical College is INR 12,76,500, whereas the fee for the MD course is; 8,01,500.

Ans. The admission criteria for the MBBS course at Terna Medical College is; NEET UG and Maharashtra NEET Counselling.

Ans. A total of 150 seats are offered annually for admission to the MBBS program at Terna Medical College.

Ans. There are a total of 3 Seats offered for the MD course at Terna Medical College.

Ans. Terna Medical College offers an MD course in Community Medicine, for which there are 3 seats available.

Ans. Terna Medical College offers internship opportunities after the completion of the MBBS course. Other than that one can pursue a master’s course or a research program in one of the specialities.

Ans. Yes, it is compulsory to complete a one-year rotational internship to get your MBBS degree at Terna Medical College. The internship at Terna Medical College is provided at the associated hospital with a mandatory bond that students have to abide by.