Hello Keerthana,

BSc Accident and Emergency care technology is not offered by Stanley Medical College. The only undergraduate program offered in Stanley Medical College is MBBS. But you should get to know that BSc Accident and Emergency care technology is offered in The Tamil Nadu Dr M.G.R. Medical University, which

Hi Keertan,

There are no B.Sc. courses available in Stanley Medical College, Chennai. All the courses available in this college are mentioned below:-

• M.B.B.S.
• D.M.
• M.Ch.
• M.D. courses
• M.S. courses
• P.G.D

Refer here for more info - https://www.careers360.com/colleges/stanley-medical-college-chennai/courses

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this

Tarun, NEET is the entrance examination for admission to MBBS, BDS, Ayush and Veterinary courses across India. Few Medical Colleges like CMC Vellore, expect you to fill a separate application form but not MAMC. If you have Delhi Domicile, you can appear for its 85% State Quota and if you

Yes as per NEET eligibility cutoff if you are from general category then you need 50% or aggregate and above to be eligible and for reserved category its 40%. Now your entry into paramedical courses like physiotherapy, ayurvedic, etc. that will be based on your NEET merit scores only. And

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the basic eligibility criteria for NEET examination is candidate must have completed their 10+2 from recognized board with science stream subjects having physics ,chemistry, biology and english as core subjects and appearing candidate are also eligible and qualifying marks for general category students  in

Hello aspirant

For admission in Medical College, you must appear for NEET exam. Eligibility for appearing in NEET is to have passed xii Science with minimum 50% marks in PCB. As you have got 48% in PCB , you are not eligible for neet.without neet you won't be able to

Hello,

Actually Kasturba medical college is one of the best medical colleges in India. So one should have very good rank to get admission here.

Actually you have not mentioned in which category you belongs to. And and another fact is that the cutoff trend changes every year. So it

To get admission is medical college through NEET the eligibility criteria is

• you must have pass 10 + 2 with equivalent subject  Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English.
• qualifying marks are you should have 50% for general category for reserved category marks will be 40% in PCB.

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I am really sorry but for qualifying for NEET, or any other medical entrance, you require atleast a 50% aggregate (UR) or 40% (SC, ST, OBC) in the subjects PCB.

Hello!

NEET eligibility marks to be considered in 12th are an aggregate of PCB subjects and for CET is the aggregate of PCM scores.

According to the scores that you have scored your PCM aggregate is 125.

Certainly you aren't eligible for NEET or CET because you need and aggregate