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Here's the cut-off trend for St. John's Medical College.

Category of the candidates

Qualifying percentileMarks Range
Unreserved (UR)50 percentile686 – 469
Schedule Caste (SC)40 percentile469 – 353
Schedule Tribe (ST)40 percentile467 – 304
Other Backward Classes (OBC)40 percentile

469 – 466

General – PH45 percentile467 – 213
OBC- PH40 percentile214 – 211
SC – PH40 percentile210 – 131
ST – PH40 percentile214 – 119

MBBS and MD/ MS candidates must apply through KEA counselling after qualifying NEET and PGET respectively.

Candidates applying for B.Sc., BPT, M.Sc., PG Diploma, Super-Specialty and DNB programs must take the Entrance Exam conducted by St. John’s Medical College by applying through the institute admission process.

Applications for the St. John’s Entrance Exam can be submitted by contacting the institute.

See you have just passed class 12 and usually in many colleges pe is excluded but that then again depends upon the college.
If you are in isc then you could exclude pe i feel because that will actually be better.
I hope you get admission in the college
For cbse all the subjects are counted so i dont know

Hello Ashu,

Colleges allot admission on the basis of rank and not on scores.So alaways check rank cut off

Check the cut off table:

St. John’s Medical College

Category

Number of Seats

NEET Cutoff Rank

All India General Open Merit

15

15,381

Institutional Staff Quota

10

-

Roman Catholic Christian Religious Sisters (Nuns), Brothers, Priests

20

6,23,592

Roman Catholic Christian Tribals

10

3,89,137

Roman Catholic Christian Dalits

10

2,25,264

Native (local) North Indian Roman Catholic Christians

10

1,38,375

Roman Catholic Christians of Karnataka State

15

4,51,502

Roman Catholic Christians - All India Open Merit

58

85,374

Heloo

According to your score in NEET 2019 which is 544 there are decent chances that you will get into your desired college below i will share you  link where you can predict which college you can get into according to your marks 

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=google-search&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=neet-clgpd


Hey Ashish.

See the marks u have scored is not enough for u to bag a seat in the colleges to pursue ur higher studies in the field of ur interest under MBBS courses. I m providing u a link for ur help. I m providing u a link for ur help.

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Ask if any query. Good luck

Hi Ashish you can check all the information on this link 

https://neetresultcounselling.in/st-johns-medical-college-bangalore/

The cutoff marks depend on many factors like the number of students who took the exam, level of the exam and number of seats available among others. Therefore, it isn’t correct to speculate the cutoff marks.   the last year data will give you some idea of the cut off marks required.

All India General Open rank was 15,381 for this college

Hello Rishabh ,
To get admission in govt medical colleges ,you need to score more as you might be aware of tough competition and craze for medical field.So If you score more ,more will be the chances of getting admission in govt colleges of your choice of college .To be on safe side ,you will need to atleast score 500 or above . Hope this information is helpful and good luck.
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Student Reviews for St Johns Medical College, Bangalore

College Infrastructure: 4.5/5
Academics: 4.5/5
Placements: 4.5/5
Value for Money: 4.2/5
Campus Life: 4/5

St John's medical college has best patient exposure for MPT

College Infrastructure

I started my Journey in St John's medical college as a MPT Neuro PG since 2023 . In St Johns , Neuro PT dept go hand in hand with PMR dept . We rehabilitate patients from neurology , neuro surgery and PMR department . We get to treat patients with different varieties of neurological disorders . We have a separate Neuro Rehab room for OPD patients. Patient exposure wise St Johns is the best college in Bangalore for MPT neuro program , but when it comes to resources , johns have to improve as Neuro- rehab always prioritise evidence based practice and advancement in technologies to ease the work load of the therapist which results in betterment of patients .

Overall the college is very good and terrific

College Infrastructure

The classes are well equipped with WiFi and other equipments. The infrastructure is very good and it is well maintained. The facilities are well suited for a MBBS student, nursing students as well as paramedical students

Good college and great exposure

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