Medicine

Hello Nishar Ahmed, yes indeed. Program Institute of Medical sciences except NEET score for giving admissions to students for MBBS course. As a matter of fact all Medical colleges in India respective of the category to which they belong like government medical colleges, private medical colleges, Medical College of the armed forces, medical colleges of the deemed to be universities or even private universities, these all are mandated by law to give admission in their medical colleges exclusively on the basis of score obtained in nationality exam called NEET. No concession in whatever format is granted to any medical college in the country to give admission without NEET score. Even the management quota seats have to be filled up exclusively on the merit obtained by student in this entrance exam. Program Institute of Medical sciences also follows these rules and gives admissions based on scoring in NEET.

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Kasturba Medical College (KMC) in Manipal stands as a stalwart in India's medical education landscape, earning consistent acclaim among the top-tier medical colleges. Central to its acclaim is the vast 2,032-bed teaching hospital, a hub for practical learning that equips students with invaluable clinical exposure. Its reputation is bolstered not just by academic rigor but also by a diverse student body, fostering an environment rich in cultural exchange and collaborative learning. The vibrant college life at KMC is often cited as a highlight, offering a well-rounded experience beyond the confines of academics. Meanwhile, the Oxford College of Science offers a comprehensive six-year, full-time Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) program. Renowned for its experienced faculty, the college garners praise for its interactive classes and well-equipped laboratories. Students often highlight the supportive nature of the teaching staff, enhancing the overall learning experience.

Additionally, the microbiology department is particularly esteemed for its conducive atmosphere, fostering an environment conducive to in-depth study and research. Choosing between these two esteemed institutions might boil down to personal preferences and priorities. KMC's expansive hospital facilities and diverse student community may attract those seeking a vibrant campus life and extensive clinical exposure. On the other hand, the Oxford College of Science appeals to those who value experienced faculty, interactive classes, and a conducive atmosphere in specialised departments like microbiology.

Both institutions offer robust academic programs and opportunities, making the decision a matter of individual inclinations toward cultural diversity, clinical exposure, faculty expertise, or specialised departmental atmospheres.

First, PGIMER is for pursuing your master degree. To pursue your B.Sc degree you have to contact the university directly or to check their website for entrance test they conduct their official ENTRANCE test for the UG. PGIMER means POST GRADUATE INSTITUTE of MEDICAL EDUCATION and RESEARCH, CHANDIGARH.

Here you can do your master degree after completion of your bachelor's degree and for that the criteria is:-

During the counselling process, candidates have to provide their preferences and will be granted admission on the basis of PGIMER rank. For General (Open) and Deputy/Sponsored candidates the cutoff (percentile) is 55 and for SC, ST, OBC, OPH, Rural Areas, and Foreign Nationals candidates the cutoff is 50.