Medicine & Health Sciences

Yes, St. John's Medical College, Bangalore offers Management quota seats for admission to the MBBS programme. Candidates who wants to apply for Management quota seats at St. John's Medical College, candidates need to contact the college directly or through an authorised agent. To get admission through mamagement quota, candidates are required to complete the eligiblity criteria i.e. pass graduation degree from a recognised board.

The best medical colleges for Masters in MLT in India are listed as follows:

The CEDP institution provides a B.Sc. in Medical Radiography and Imaging Technology, which was received for its curriculum and practical training. Generally, the programme is completed in about three years, and topics range from radiographic positioning to imaging technology and clinical education, thereby preparing students to take up diverse roles within the health sector.

I want you to know that generally medical college requires min. The percentage in class 12 is around 50%-60% for the general category, so with 75% you meet the criteria but on the other hand NEET score is important for admission in medical colleges. 129 score is relatively low compared to cut-off for government medical colleges. If you belong to a reserved category then the cut-off maybe lower

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To grab the final seat for MBBS at Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences, candidates are required to keep some document handy for verfication. Listed below are the documents required for the college allotment MBBS programme: 

• Admit card
• NEET Scorecard or rank letter
• Provisional allotment letter
• Original Class 10 certificate
• Original Class 12 mark sheet
• Caste certificate (SC/ ST/ OBC category candidates)
• PwD certificate (if applicable)
• ID proof (Aadhaar/ PAN card/ Driving License/ Passport)
• 7-8 passport-size photographs

To take admission for BAMS (Bachelor's in ayurvedic medicine and surgery), you need to appear in the NEET (national eligibility cum entrance test). As NEET exam is compulsory for this course, you need to first register for 2025 NEET whenever it starts. After you appear for this exam, counselling process will start followed by documents verification. After that, you'll be alloted college based on your preferences and NEET rank. So if you are thinking of taking admission for BAMS in 2025, you are adviced to start preparing for the entrance exam. 

Immunohematology is a great career option consisting feilds like blood banking, blood transfusions, and testing of blood compatibility etc. If you are choosing this as your career you can work in the following fields:-

1. Clinical consultant
2. Research scientist
3. Transfusion medicine specialist
4. Blood bank manager
5. Immunohematology laboratory technician

There are many other jobs also other than these stated above. You can also work in the feild of blood diagnosting and testing. 

Yes, pursuing an MBBS course from King George Medical University can be considered good because of the following reasons:

• KGMU is the only government medical school in the state of Uttar Pradesh to receive the NAAC A+ grade and admission to the MBBS programme. 
• The university recorded 100% placements in various courses including MBBS.
• According to the verified Shiksha reviews available on the official website of the university, specially MBBS course at KGMU secured 4.5/5 ratings.

Yes, candidates can get admission into the KGMU MBBS course with 60% scores in Classes 10 and 12. The basic scores that the university requires to consider candidates to be eligible must score at least at least an aggregate of 50%. Additionally, the candidates must have completed their higher senior secondary in the Science stream, including Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology as main subjects. 

Yes, King George Medical University offers seat reservations as per the Government's reservation policy. The total number of seats available at the MBBS course is 250, the seats are reserved for students belonging form SC, ST, OBC, UR and EWS candidates. Check out the table below to know about the percentage of seats reserved for each category: