Medicine and Allied Sciences
Dear Sir/Ma'm, the RM batch means the Regular Medical batch. The regular medical batch consists of those students who have taken a year drop and pursuing for medical alone. The RM batch is the only batch for drop students for medical and they do not shuffle batches in the course
Hi, sneha!
If you select the college through counselling then the fee will be low, if you get government quota seats
For government quota your yearly fee will be less than 25000 rupees
No hidden amount will be collected
Hello aspirant,
The fee structure for st. John's medical college is as follows :
Since the course of mbbs is of 5 year duration.
1st year :₹ 556,400
2nd year :₹ 516,100
3rd year: ₹ 516,100
4th year:₹ 516,100
5th year :₹ 516,100
The fee structure of other colleges can
Hi Vinod,
Comedk is basically the collection of private Medical and Engineering colleges. You will get a seat in private seat through COMEDK in Karnataka. It accepts the NEET score. But you have to fill the form separately to be eligible for its counselling. After filling of form, they release
Hello Ma'am. Christian Medical College gives first preference to the Christians and Tamilian students. You, being neither one of them have very less chance to get admission there. All the Christian Universities in India are like this. They give first preference to the Christians.
Hi Ayushi,
IGNOU courses are definitely recognised by the UGC and other educational bodies like the Medical Council, AICTE. They are considered valid if you apply for any higher studies course at a regular college after doing one from IGNOU. They are also recognised for government jobs, entrance examinations like
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