Ankur, CMC Vellore is a Christian Minority Medical College which has 100 seat intake and all the seats are filled through NEET. Now 84 seats are filled up by sponsored Candidates. These Candidates are sponsored by the Chruches associated with CMC based on the merit of marks scored in the NEET exam. Now out of the rest 16 seats, 1 seat is sponsored by the Central Government and the rest are open seats. Out of the 84, 10 seats are for the children of CMC staff again based on the merit scored in NEET exam. Now you haven't mentioned the Category you belong to. Cut offs change every year and are dependant on various factors such as no.of Candidates appearing for the exam, no.of Candidates qualified, top NEET score and difficulty of the exam. If you look at the merit list of 2019 as listed in https://static.careers360.mobi/media/uploads/froala_editor/files/TN-MBBS-2019-provisional-list-govt-seats.pdf, the cut offs have been way higher than compared to 2018. On an average the cut offs increased by 60-75 marks. And for a seat under Open Category for CMC, you will need nothing less than 650. But if you belong to Sponsored Category, then you might even get a seat at 600. But anything less than 600-650 is tough for CMC, given its reputation and level of competition.
CMC Vellore is a Minority Medical College. 74 seats are for Sponsored Candidates, 10 are for Candidates whose parents work with CMC and 16 seats are for Open Merit. There is no concept of paid seats.
The fees structure is as follows:
Tution fees per year: Rs. 3000
One time college fees admission: Rs.8800
Other Annual fees: Rs.15,105
One time payment to University: Rs.13,425.
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hi,
christian medical college ludhiana is a old private medical college and hospital, however this colleges has really good infrastructure and experienced faculty. however private college tuition fees is really high compare to government colleges, students who got really good score has opted for government colleges at first priority.
Hey Bhavya
Yes. CMC, vellore is a really good college for nursing. the course will cost you around 1.9lakhs per year including hostel and food. it is a four-year full-time program.The Infrastructure is Excellent, Faculties are Highly trained, Corporate Training and Internships programs are very good so are the Labs and Library. it is a very old and a premier medical college.
here is the eligibilty criteria:
The minimum age for admission shall be 17 years on 31st December of the year in which admission is sought.
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