Hello,

Karnataka PGCET 2021 Seat allotment is solely based on the preferences of the candidate and seat availability. It is quite difficult to predict if you may get seat in the same institute in second round as in first round. All the options that you have filled in the first round will be displayed and you can modify or delete the options in second round. You can keep the previous seat allotted to you in the  first place in the choice filling form so that you will have better chances of getting seat in the same institute but as said seat allotment is purely based on the preferences of the candidate and seat availability.

Dear applicant the first year fee structure of Oxford Medical College is around 1.3-1.6 Lakhs but it may vary and the total Academic fees is within 40 lakhs being a private seat candidate. But yes there are other private colleges too, apart from this offering you better academic facilities, better career exposure too. But if you feel this college fits your academic criteria to the best, then you can opt for it.

Good luck!!!

Hey Candidate,

As per your mentioned query, as well all know that to crack the exam of Oxford University is not an easy task. For cracking the Oxford University exam you have to face an interview so you have to polish your personality in every aspect like your interpersonal communication skills ,your body language, your gestures . You have to make your personality very attractive and you have to be knowledgeable in your field of interest.

You have to become smart and you have to learn how to give answers very smartly. As competition is very tough in Oxford so you have to do hard work on yourself on your communication skills.

The mandatory Oxford interview challenges applications to think on their feet, independently or laterally , and show an ability to apply theory.

No matter what kind of educational background or opportunities you have had, the interview should be an opportunity to show off your interest and ability in your chosen subject, since they are not about what you already know .

I hope this will be helpful.

Revert back for further query.

Thank you:-)

Hi,

Raja Rajeshwari College of Engineering is the best among the two. Though oxford offers 28 courses and Raja Rajeshwari 17, Raja Rajeshwari still beats it due to their overall performance. The fees of both the colleges is almost the same. Raja Rajeshwari College of Engineering also provides better facilities and the teachers here are much better than that in Oxford. It is also better in terms of infrastructure and placements. Raja Rajeshwari College of Engineering has the highest package offered 16.5 LPA and the average salary package being 4.9 LPA. On the other hand, Oxford offers an average package of 3.5 LPA and the highest being 8 LPA. Thus, you can see Raja Rajeshwari College of Engineering is a better choice.

I hope this helps,

All the best

Hi!!!

Hope you are doing well.

The cutoff for getting a seat in BSc. Biotechnology course in Oxford College of Science is 60 and above. Admission procedure is to answer the entrance exam and interview.

Hope you are clear now. Feel free to ask if you have any other queries. All The Best!!!

Unfortunately, the number of Patients visiting Oxford Medical College, Jigala, Karnataka is abysmally low. This reduces medical students-patient interaction, due to which a student is unable to get the needed clinical experience. Even though the College is good in academics, infrastructure and faculty, the Patient Interaction thing is a negative point regarding this college.

If you have already taken admission (MBBS) in this college or don't have other college options, I would suggest you not to worry much, rather focus on Theory and MCQs and, hence, grab a good Government Medical Seat via NEET PG (where you can easily compensate for the lost Clinical Experience by doing Post Graduation in a good Govt College).

To get complete details about Oxford Medical College, you may visit the link - The Oxford Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Bangalore: Admission, Fees, Courses, Placements, Cutoff, Ranking (careers360.com)