The Goa government on 7 October 2025 directed Goa Medical College (GMC) to implement a 100-point roster system for the reservation of postgraduate (PG) medical seats. This move aims to ensure fair and transparent distribution of seats across different social categories. The directive emphasizes equity in admissions, covering Scheduled Tribes (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), Scheduled Castes (SC), and Economically Weaker Sections (EWS), reinforcing the state’s commitment to inclusive medical education.
Goa Medical College PG Seat Reservation Details
The Goa government’s instruction outlines the reservation percentages for backward and economically weaker categories. A total of 41% of PG seats are earmarked for backward classes, broken down as follows:
- Scheduled Tribes (ST): 12%
- Other Backward Classes (OBC): 27%
- Scheduled Castes (SC): 2%
In addition, 10% of seats are reserved for the Economically Weaker Sections (EWS). The implementation of the 100-point roster system will provide a structured approach for equitable seat allocation. This system ensures that admissions remain transparent while balancing merit and social justice considerations.
Impact on PG Admissions at Goa Medical College
The decision by the Goa government strengthens its commitment to maintaining inclusivity in one of India’s oldest medical institutions. Candidates from diverse backgrounds will benefit from a fairer admission process, with clearly defined seats for reserved categories. The state government’s focus on transparent and merit-based allocation aligns with national efforts to provide equal opportunities in medical education. All participating students and institutions must adhere to the new guidelines for PG admissions at GMC.
