K.S. Hegde Medical Academy

The best course at K.S. Hegde Medical Academy depends entirely on your individual goals and interests.
For a high placement:
Medical Laboratory Technology B.Sc.: This sector is expanding rapidly and provides a wide range of job options in hospitals, diagnostic labs, and research facilities. KSHEMA has an outstanding history of placing students in this program.

For people with an interest in cutting-edge fields:
Graduate Respiratory Therapy B.Sc. (Hons.): The goal of this relatively new programme is to treat people who have trouble breathing by offering respiratory treatment. There are bright futures in this sector because respiratory health is becoming more and more important.

Although KSHEMA does not list exact B.Sc. cutoffs on its website, the following procedures apply to the admissions process:
Minimum requirements to be eligible: The website specifies that candidates must pass the relevant college admission exam and earn a minimum of 50–55 percent overall in their 10+2 board exams.
Focus on the entrance exam: It is essential to prepare for and do well on the entrance exam. Exams like the NEET may be accepted by KSHEMA, but the best way to find out the most recent information about recognised exams and any particular eligibility requirements is to speak with the admissions office directly.

Get in touch with the admissions department: The greatest option to obtain the most recent information on B.Sc. cutoffs and the admissions procedure in general is to get in touch with them directly by phone or email. 

The placement details for 2023 have not yet been made public by SCTIMST Trivandrum and KS Hegde Medical Academy. However, the NIRF report for 2023 is available.

In the SCTIMST Trivandrum placements of 2022, 68 PG (2-year) and 27 PG (3-year) students were placed, according to the report. For PG (2-year) students, the median package provided for SCTIMST Trivandrum placements was INR 5.04 LPA, and for PG (3-year) students, it was INR 2.64 LPA.

On the other hand, 81 PG students were placed during the KS Hegde Medical Academy placements in 2022, according to the report. For postgraduate students enrolled in two- and three-year programs, the median salary package was INR 3.60 LPA and INR 8.64 LPA, respectively. 

The following entrance exam results are acceptable for admission to M.Sc. programs, per the admission eligibility requirements listed on the KS Hegde Medical Academy website:

• The Post Graduate Entrance Test (PGET) is a common entrance exam for admission to postgraduate Allied Health Science courses in Karnataka. It is administered by KSHEMA (Karnataka State Higher Education Medical Alliance).
• KSHEMA Allied Entrance Test (KSHEMAET): This exam is also administered by KSHEMA, however it is just for Allied Health Science programs.
• The National Testing Agency (NTA) administers the NPGET (National Post Graduate Entrance Test). 
  - The M.Sc. Allied Health Sciences common national exam

In conclusion, legitimate scorecards from the PGET, KSHEMAET, or NPGET exams are accepted for admission at KS Hegde Medical Academy.

The following is the selection procedure for KS Hegde Medical Academy's B.Sc. programs:

1. Minimum Aggregate Score in Class 12th, 2nd PUC:
- The general category requires a 50% aggregate.  

- 45% in the cases of SC, ST, and OBC

2. Required Subjects: Biology/Math, Chemistry, and Physics

3. Entrance Exam:
- The school administers its own entrance exam;
- The exam must receive a minimum of qualifying marks.

4. Merit List: Final admission determined by merit ranking; based on 12th grade results and entrance exam scores

For candidates in the general category to be eligible for B.Sc. programs at KS Hegde, the minimum 2nd PUC (class 12th score) required is 50% aggregate (45% for reserved candidates). It also calls for merit-based selection and strong performance on the institute's entrance exam.

Based on past admission patterns and cutoffs, the minimum expected cutoff for M.Sc. programs at KS Hegde Medical Academy in 2023 is anticipated to be:

1. The minimum cutoff for General category in M.Sc. Medical programs is the 50th percentile score on the pertinent entrance exams, PGET/NEET-PG.

2. Minimum 55% of total B.Sc. Nursing marks are needed for the M.Sc. Nursing program. The institute might run an admissions exam of its own.

3. To pursue an M.Sc. in a different field, such as microbiology or physiology, you must have a minimum of 50–55% in relevant UG coursework and pass the qualifying exams. 

Additionally, candidates who identify as SC, ST, or OBC are granted a 5% mark relaxation for all programs. The number of applications received and the difficulty of the entrance exams will determine the final cutoff rankings.