BHMS

Yes, there are different fee components for the BHMS course at Kerala University of Health Sciences. The names of different fee components are caution fees, registration fees, admission fees, development fees, lab fees, etc. Some of the fee components can be paid semesterly, annually or one time. The exact amount of these fee components is not mentioned on the official website of the university. Thus, candidates can reach out to the admission department of the university for these queries. 

The process to get admission into the BHMS course at Kerala University of Health Sciences through NEET UG scores is as follows:

Step 1: Appear for the NEET UG exam. 

Step 2: Register for the state counselling, i.e., Kerala Counselling/ Ayush Admissions Central Counselling Committee (AACCC). 

Step 3: During the counselling process, submit NEET scores. 

Step 4: Participate in the allotment process. CEE conducts a centralised allotment process (CAP) in multiple rounds.

Step 5: Secure the seat with document verification and fee payment. 

Panjab University offers BHMS seats through PU-CET (BHMS), a separate entrance exam. However, NEET is compulsory nationwide for BHMS admission, per regulatory bodies and court rulings. Even if PU-CET is conducted, you must qualify NEET to be eligible under current norms.

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