MBBS

Hello Future Medical Student,

The minimum marks required for the MBBS programme depend on the category of a student. The minimum marks required by a student from the General category are different in comparison to students from the OBC, SC and ST categories.

In 2023, the student from the General category required 280 marks and for the OBC category, it went 252. The SC and ST category cut-off went 219 and 189 respectively. 

If you plan to seek admission to Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences for the MBBS programme in 2024, it's crucial to ensure thorough preparation for the NEET exam. 

If you have any other questions feel free to ask them.

Thank you

Hello Aspirants,

If you are a KIMS student at the time of recruitment then you can expect a good job because MBBS students here get some good placements. Last year, around 80 medical students got a job with a package of approximately INR 10 LPA. The highest monthly salary received by an individual student was INR 80,000 per annum. 

KIMS has some good networks that benefits their students. KIMS students after completing their education goes on to work for reputed hospitals and healthcare institutions including government and private establishments, as well as NGOs. The institution's dedicated placement cell further aids students in their job search, offering support such as career counselling, resume writing assistance, and interview preparation.

Hope this information helps you and if you have any further questions please come back.

For admission to the MBBS programme at Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS), candidates must meet the following eligibility criteria:

1. NEET UG Examination: Aspiring candidates need to clear the NEET UG examination, which is a prerequisite for MBBS admissions.

2. Age and Educational Qualification: Candidates should be at least 17 years old and have completed their 10+2 education with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. A minimum aggregate of 50% in the qualifying examination is required.

3. Admission Process: The admission process involves centralized NEET Counselling for 15% of seats through the All India Quota, conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee. The remaining 85% of seats are filled through State level Punjab NEET-UG Counselling organized by BFUHS.

4. Course Fees: The cost for pursuing the BFUHS MBBS course is INR 174,000 for the first year in government colleges and INR 405,825 in the first year in private colleges.

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