KIMS Bangalore All Questions

Hello aspirant,

Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences was not permitted for admission for the academic year 2017-18 due to some official reasons. But in 2016, the cut off for General Category was rank around 369 for the first round. Thia year the score is expected of 550 and more for general category. And for reserved category, score is expected of 460 and more. As the results are not out yet, this is just an analysis. You may need to score 540+ this year to get a seat here, unless you have are applying for a reserved category seat. For reserved category, you may need to score 480+ to get a seat. In the end, it all depends on your score and rank. Let's hope for the best.

Best of luck!!

Hello Kajal,
Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences is a very renowned college for MBBS. You will have to score 550 to get a seat here, if  you are applying for a reserved category. For reserved category, you will need to score  more than 480 to get a seat. However, I'd like to point out. The cut off may be slightly higher or lower, it will depend on your score and how many test takers have scored more. I wish you all the best.

You can check the cut off of various colleges of Karnataka.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-karnataka

Dear Binit,

Kempegowda Institue of Medical Sciences is permier medical college in Bangalore. KIMS Bangalore is recognized by MCI, General Medical Council, United Kingdom,World Health Organization and The Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists, London. KIMS Bangalore is one of the best medical colleges in south India. Kempegowda Medical College cut off is the minimum rank required in qualifying exam by students to apply for the college in counseling process.KIMS Bangalore is one the top colleges, so the cut off remains very high for the college.

KIMS bangalore's cutoff depends upon the following factors:

• Difficulty level of the qualyfying exam
• Number of students opting for the college
• Number of seats available in college

KIMS Bangalore Cutoff stays almost same as previous years as the college is one of the top medical college so a large number of students opt for this college.

This is the previous cut off of the college, which might help you to develop an idea about the marks required by you to get a seat.

  COURSE        CATEGORY                                       RANK

As this is a renowed private university in south india, you might have to score good marks to grab a seat in this college. You can aim to score marks that are preferably above 400 to ensure a good seat.

i hope this information was helpful. Good Luck!

Hello Ravi!  VIPS banglore provides 4 courses which are : Bachelor of pharmacy(B.pharm), Masters of Pharmacy(M.pharm), Doctor of pharmacy(Pharm D), and Doctor of Pharmacy-post baccalaureate-(pharm D-PB). There exists certain eligibility criterias for all the courses passing which you can get admission in this college.

Eligibility criteria for B.Pharm: passed 10+2 from a recognized university with physics and chemistry as compulsory subjects. Moreover, having any one of these subjects- Maths/ computer/ Biotech/ Bio with minimum aggregate of 40% in all subjects.

Eligibility for M.Pharm: Passed B.Pharm from RGUHS or any recognized indian university along with minimum aggregate of 50% in 4 year duration of AICTE curriculum( if belonging to AICTE approved college).

NOTE- I would be able to help you further in a better manner if you can mention the course in which you want to get enrolled along with other minute details such as your qualifications, caste, etc.

Hope this was helpful. If you have any queries unanswered, feel free to drop a comment below.

Hello

If you belong to Maharashtra and seeking admission in Kempegowda  Institute of Medical Sciences, then your SC Category reservation will not be applicable. Category wise reservation is only applicable for Government seats in your state colleges.

You can check the fee structure of medical colleges in Karnataka using the link below-

http://kea.kar.nic.in/cet2018/medical_fees.pdf

Good Luck!

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Yes you might get admission in medical College but also depends on the annual cutoff in exam.