Tamilnadu MBBS Rank List 2017 | www.tnhealth.org Merit List 2017 BDS

Tamil Nadu MBBS Merit List 2017: The Selection Committee, Directorate of Medical Education, Government of Tamil Nadu will release the Tamil Nadu MBBS Merit List 2017 on July 14, 2017. Tamil Nadu Medical 2017 merit list will be based on the scores of candidates obtained in NEET 2017. Tamil Nadu MBBS BDS 2017 will be the basis for admissions to 85% state quota seats. For admissions to 15% All India Quota seats, it will be done by Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). The Tamil Nadu MBBS BDS Merit list will consist of candidate’s name and category, NEET 2017 roll number and AIR. Candidates aspiring to take admissions in MBBS and BDS can check below for the details on Tamil Nadu Medical Merit List 2017.

How to check Tamil Nadu MBBS Merit List 2017

The Tamil Nadu MBBS 2017 merit list can be accessed by following the simple steps mentioned below:

• Candidates need to click on the link given below
• Enter user id and password
• Enter details as mentioned  after which candidates will be directed to their merit list of Tamil Nadu MBBS 2017
• Take a print out of the Tamil Nadu MBBS merit list 2017 for any future reference

• Provisional Merit List for MBBS/BDS 2017-2018 (Management Quota)
• Provisional Merit List for MBBS/BDS 2017-2018 (Government Quota)

 To check Tamil Nadu MBBS Merit List 2017: Click Here (The link is likely to be activated in July tentatively)

In accordance to NEET 2017 cut off marks, candidates under Unreserved Category have to obtain at least 50 percentile in NEET 2017. Those under Persons with Disability (PWD) in the unreserved category have to score 45 percentile and for Reserved and Persons with Disability (PWD) category, the cut off marks are 40 percentile.

NEET Cut off

Category	Qualifying marks
Unreserved	50 percentile
Reserved and Persons with disability  (PWD)	40 percentile
PWD candidates in unreserved category	45 percentile

Tie- breaker in Tamil Nadu MBBS 2017 Merit List

Tie-breaker is a situation where two or more candidates obtain the same number of marks in the NEET. In such situations, there are three ways to select the final candidate. Below candidates can check the three ways to solve the tie- breaker:

• The first way to tackle tie breaker is to give preference to the candidate with higher score in Biology subject
• If still, the tie-breaker situation persists then the candidate with higher scores in Chemistry subject will be given more preference
• Lastly, if the above two methods cannot decide the final candidate then the candidate with higher Date of Birth (DOB) is given the utmost priority

After SC declared NEET as a single entrance exam for admissions to MBBS and BDS seats across India, all state level and institute level exams have been declared invalid.