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Greetings,

Army college of medical science have sanctioned intake capacity.

1. Army Wards 78

2. Army (Defence Category) 04

3. All India Schedule Caste (AISC) 01

4. All India Schedule Tribe (AIST) 01

5. Delhi Schedule Caste (DSC) 14

6. Delhi Schedule Caste-Def (DSC-Def) 01

7. Delhi Schedule Tribe (DST) 01

PRIORITY lV - Wards of defence Personnel /Para Military Personnel disabled in service and boarded out from service with disability attributed to military service. Required Certificate: Original disability certificate clearly indicating the disability is attributable to Military Services and was boarded out..

here I provide you the detailed Official notice pdf for seat allotment and eligibility.

http://theacms.in/media/Sanctioned-Intake-Capacity-updated.pdf

Hope this is helpful thank you.

So yes you might get seat in the college under the army category

Merit list will be prepared as per the scores obtained in NEET 2020 exam by University. 2019 and before year batch cut offs for ACMS admission, based on All India NEET rank and previous years cutoff

Army Category: Seats reserved for wards/widows of Army personnel  78  marks cutoff is nearly for last candidate is around 435-450

Defence Category: Seats reserved for wards/widows of Defence personnel 4 seats reserved horizontally for defence category

cutoff is nearly for last candidate is around 150-180 marks

Hello Student,

If your parent is a serving personnel in the Army, then the official seal will belong to OC Unit/Pers Branch, AHQ .

If your parent is retired from the Army, then the seal belongs to DSS & A Board/ Record Office.

Hope this information was helpful to you.

Feel free to ask any more doubts.

All the best!!

Hello,

There is seperate amount of alloted seats for wards of Army Personnel and a separate for the other branches(viz. Navy, Air Force, etc.) of the Indian Armed Forces which are included within the Defence Quota. So they are two seperate categories as mentioned.

Hope this helps you out.

Good luck!

Dear aspirants,

The Army College of Medical Sciences (ACMS) will provide admission in MBBS course on the basis of cut off score of NEET 2020. The cut off score of ACMS 2020 will be issued after the announcement NEET 2020 result. For your convenience your can predict your college

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

Hey,

The ACMS, DELHI, is affiliated to Indraprastha University. The cut off rank for the last two year was around 35000-40000. The rank one get as per the marks scored in the NEET exam plus the cut off for the current year will decide this year cut off.

Hello Aspirant,

ACMS(Army College of Medical Sciences ) was established in 2008,it is affiliated to GGSIPU.To get admission in this college you have to appear the NEET exam.A total of 100 seats are available to pursue MBBS.As the institute is dedicated towards serving the Army wards thus it only accepts-

Army wards,army(defence),All India SC,All India ST,Delhi SC,Delhi ST,Delhi SC(DEF).

For this reasons I cannot provide you with all India cut-off

Army college of Medical sciences is among the top medical colleges of India. It has been ranked at 29th position by NIRF among Medical colleges of India. Being a well reputed medical college, the cutoffs are quite higher. According to the last year's cutoffs, under army category the last rank to get admission there was around 20000 All India rank. Now with around 37000 rank, the chances are quite low. But keep in mind that these are based on last year's data and this year the cutoffs can change. To get complete list of all colleges you can get based on your rank use this link http://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Army college of Medical sciences is among the top medical colleges of India. It has been ranked at 29th position by NIRF among Medical colleges of India. Being a well reputed medical college, the cutoffs are quite higher. According to the last year's cutoffs, under army category the last rank to get admission there was around 20000 All India rank. Now with around 37000 rank, the chances are quite low. But keep in mind that these are based on last year's data and this year the cutoffs can change. To get complete list of all colleges you can get based on your rank use this link http://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hello,

It is difficult to compare two colleges of such stature. Both are equally good colleges, and as you stated about the fee structure so that is more or less the same for both according to previous year just the mess and hostel fees is what differs. Now it depends on what basis are you asking if you want to go for a government college which is also older and has more experienced faculties then GMC is better other than that ACMC is ranked among the top 25 colleges in India. So, it depends on your choice.

Hope it helps.

Good luck.