IMS BHU All Questions

Dear candidate,

As per  your expected marks and the last year cutoff trend you will get seat definitely in KGMU. As per the last year the cutoff for state quota students in 

• General 589
• Obc 575
• Sc 454
• St 303

And for ims bhu the last year cutoff are as

Hello Drishti, you can get King george medical college. Because it has cut off in between 550-600. So with this marks you can get this college.

Thanks.

Hello Deepali,

Kindly mention your graduation details, too. Since you belong to NC-OBC category, there may be a chance that you can get accepted if you have fared well in GD-PI process. You don’t need to clear a CAT percentile cut off this year, so there’s no saying whether you

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HI TAPAS 

LAST YEAR THE  CUT RANK FOR GENERAL CATEGORY TO GET ADMISSION IN IMS BHU WAS 382 AND FOR OBC WAS 842 (ALL INDIA QUOTA)

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Hii singh

Ita very hard to say exact score you should get in NEET FOR IMS VARANASI but i could say you approximately because it depends lot many factors like total number of students taken exam , categories , in that case as per your reservation you should get 370

Hii singh

Ita very hard to say exact score you should get in NEET FOR IMS VARANASI but i could say you approximately because it depends lot many factors like total number of students taken exam , categories , in that case as per your reservation you should get 370

Hello Vinisha, 

The exisiting fee structure for Institute of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University [IMS-BHU] is Rs. 14,326 for the first year. . However, some changes in the fee-structure has been proposed, as per which it will be increasing to 22,860 and 19,460 for the first and second year respectively. 

Hey,

No, NEET exam is not necessary for colleges like  AIIMS and JIPMER. But these medical institutes conduct their own medical entrance exams for admissions. Yes, NEET exam is necessary for medical aspirants who wish to study various medical courses at the prestigious government, private and deemed colleges of India.

Hello,

No, NEET exam is not necessary for colleges like  AIIMS and JIPMER. But these medical institutes conduct their own medical entrance exams for admissions. Yes, NEET exam is necessary for medical aspirants who wish to study various medical courses at the prestigious government, private and deemed colleges of India.