Christian Medical College Vellore Answered Questions

For admission to BPT course, a Candidate must have passed in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry Biology & English individually in 10+2 examination and must have obtained a minimum of 50% marks (35% for SC/BC) taken together in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English) in 10+2 examination.

Yes, there are overhead expenses during MBBS at CMC Ludhiana, including:- Hostel Fee and Other Charges (if availing the facility): Rs. 50,000 per year- University Registration fee and miscellaneous charges (in addition to the tuition fee)- Electricity and Mess Charges (separate from the hostel fee)- Annual Tuition Fee for MBBS: - 1st year: Rs. 6,60,000- 2nd year: Rs. 7,26,000- 3rd year: Rs. 7,98,460- 4th year: Rs. 8,78,460- 5th year: Rs. 9,66,306

For reserved category students, the admission criteria for MBBS at CMC Ludhiana includes filling of vacant seats based on category, with vacancies in one category being filled from the same category first, and then from the combined merit list. The specific criteria and process are outlined in the admission programme for undergraduate courses.

For the M.Sc. in Medical Physics course at CMC Vellore, the eligibility criteria include a BSc with Physics as the main subject and Mathematics as one of the ancillary subjects. The course duration is 2 years, followed by a 1-year internship. There are 5 seats available for this course.
The eligibility criteria for the M.Sc. in Medical Physics course do differ for the reserved category candidates. According to the prospectus, there is a 5% relaxation in the mark requirement for all SC/ST candidates.
Additionally, the prospectus outlines the rules governing the Minority Network category, which includes eligibility for admission to various courses, including the M.Sc. in Medical Physics course.
Therefore, the eligibility criteria for the M.Sc. in Medical Physics course at CMC Vellore do differ for reserved category candidates.

Admission to the Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) course at CMC Ludhiana is based on a merit list of the respective course and category, with candidates from the next category being considered if the merit list for the category in question is exhausted.