KMC Manipal All Questions

The counseling will be through MCC for KMC Manipal MBBS admission. For further you can go through with given below link.
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Hello, As per your query about rank in neet pg, i would like to tell it will vary depending on the marks secured by other students...and as the same is not released officially. According to 2016 list candidates who scored at least 900 marks out of 1500 to got admission in KMC Manipal in MD Pathology.

But now maximum marks in NEET 2018 was 720.So according to 2016 you need to score at least 450 marks to get MD pathology in KMC Manipal.

• Below I will provide you a link through this you can predict college.
  

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor.


Hope it helps
Regards
Dr Parmanand Agarwal
MBBS MD
Career counsellor

Hi Apoorva, As per your query about the college preference in between govt and private, I would say it depends on the standard of college, since there are good private colleges like KMC manipal also and not so good govt college also. But going by trend and preference most students prefer Government college over private for subjects like PSM since it requires lots of govt scheme involvement, posting in some CHC and PHC for few days that is govt set ups only, with lot of exposure in govt sector and health related policies, Academics is quite variable, it can be good in both...

For pathology it wouldn't affect much in govt or private college, but the load is more in government college so more exposure....Like in some reputed colleges like Seth G s medical college, mumbai pathology department is quite good....but that may not be in all peripheral govt college but kmc manipal is also a good institute if fees is not the factor

Hopefully it helps you to decide

Regards

Dr Parmanand Agarwal

MBBS MD

Career Counselor

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has notified about the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) Undergraduate 2018 that this year foreign national aspirants need to take NEET, according to Supreme Court orders passed last year. Iam providing you  a list of points that NRI (Non-Resident Indian), OCI (Overseas Citizen of India), POI (Person of Indian origin) and foreign nationals need to keep in mind before applying for NEET 2018



Keep your identity proof ready:NEET 2018 notification has made an Aadhaar card mandatory for all Indian nationals (except Assam, Meghalaya and Jammu & Kashmir) to apply for the examination. However, NRI/OCI/PIO aspirants who dont have Aadhaar cards with them will have to keep their passports ready as identity proof. While filling up the form, aspirants need to provide their passport number and carry the same while taking the examination.

No NRI quota in medical colleges:Before NEET was regarded as the single entrance examination for selecting candidates in MBBS/BDS courses across the country, there were a certain percentage of seats reserved for NRI candidates. NEET 2018will not provide any quota to NRI students in any of the medical institutes. NRI/OCI/PIO aspirants will get a chance to compete for the 15% All India Quota (AIQ) seats, only after they appear for NEET 2018. Whether there will be any seats reserved in the state quota seats will be decided by the respective state medical authorities at the time of counselling.

No admission based on board marks:Until last year, the NRI/OCI/PIO candidates got admission based on their scores in standard 12. But after the Supreme Court order making NEET mandatory for admission in MBBS/BDS courses last year, theforeign medical aspirants were left stranded. A sizeable number of students had to surrender their seats midway, as their admission stood cancelled due to the court order. This year, there will be no skipping NEET. Foreign aspirants have to take the examination to be eligible for counselling rounds conducted by MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) and state medical authorities. For foreign aspirants, the biggest concern will be to compete against aspirants from India, due to the difference in study material and syllabus.

No clarity over admission in deemed universities:Although there is a mention of counselling of private institutes through state medical authorities in the official notification, there still is ambiguity about process of admission for deemed university/institutes. Due to the constant flip-flop of rules and court orders, medical aspirants were kicked out of various deemed universities last year. The petition filed by students is still pending in the Supreme Court, the judgment of which was scheduled on January 30, 2018. With no clarity over the admission process, the counselling procedure, and quota of seats in deemed universities, foreign candidates have to be very careful before taking the exam.

Selection of cities as examination centre:The notification issued by CBSE has listed 80 cities, where NEET 2018 will take place across the country. Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh have the most number of cities (6) as test centres. Foreign aspirants must make sure that they make their choice of three test centres wisely while applying. Prior arrangements should be made to avoid trouble at the last moment before taking the examination.

Fee structure for KMC Manipal for MBBS programme is Rs. 50,23,000.

You can also check the below link for the details

KMC Manipal Fee Structure

Good Luck!!