Excellent infrastructure with all facilities . All the new laboratory methodologies available. Wifi available. Smart classrooms. College is neat and clean. Cafeteria service available . Hostels are clean . Sports centres are maintained well.

Academics

Curriculum is updated . Includes all the recent developments in the field. Good interaction with patients . Excellent quality of teaching. Teaching facilities are quite outstanding even in worse situation like covid . They updates daily . Good exposure and best teachers. Good library and online services available for learning

Placements

Gives a good exposure in the field of medicine. With good experience and good placements into main medical institutions. Seniors have got placements in Oxford and other well known Universities. And offers a good chance of studying almost all different case scenarios inside the hospital.

Campus Life

Johns give importance to both curricular and extracurricular activities equally. Good teaching staff.

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what is cut off rank and fee of st john's national academy, Bangalore

Hello Harshika,

St. John's National Academy of Health Sciences is a private institute affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences. The college offers a plethora of courses including MBBS, Bsc Nursing, BPT, etc.

As you have not specified any course for which you need to know the cut off and fees i cannot exactly state your answer. Though based on your profile i assume you want to enquire about the MBBS course, if not please comment back

Here is the general information for the MBBS course offered by the college

It is a full time course of a time period of 5.5 years with a total fees of 10.88 Lakhs INR.

The college has a total capacity of 150 seats admitted on the basis of NEET entrance examination. The college displayed an opening rank of 29087 and a closing rank of 34381 that closes to score 578 to 587

for further information please check the link below

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/st-johns-national-academy-of-health-sciences-bangalore

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Yaseera Bhombal11 Nov'21

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Hi sir /medom, I completed BAMS undergraduate can I join pg diploma in gynecology and obstetrician

Hi, Diploma in Gynecology and Obstetrics is a specialization diploma course which can be pursued after completion of either MBBS or BAMS course. It is a post-graduate diploma course spanning over 2 years and is equally divided into 4 semesters. The majority of the course deals with the obstetrics along with maternity care and female reproduction and diseases. The minimum eligibility for this course is 50% in the MBBS or BAMS system from a recognized college/university. Hope this helps.

Aashiketa23 Oct'21

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I'm scoring 550-560 marks in neet 2021. I'm also eligible for minority qouta. Do I've a chance of getting a seat in St John ? Also , what is the fee structure?

Hello aspirant
Hope you are doing well
It is difficult to predict the cut off marks or ranks but according to previous year trends your expected rank would lie between
With score 550 - 56076 - 68226
With score 560 - 48335 - 58485
but it may vary every year depending on the following factors
1. Level of question paper
2. Total no of candidates
3. Category of candidate
4. Total no of seats
5. Marks obtained by students
Here is the link for the rank predictor
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor
So considerung you as a general category candidate the cut off in 2019 for St John was around 528 marks
So you have chances to get seat .
For fee structure and other details visit the link below
https://www.careers360.com/colleges/st-johns-medical-college-bangalore/mbbs-course
Further you can use college predictor tool to know about the college you can get.
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor
Good luck
Hope it helps

riteshkandpal49921 Sep'21

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