MBBS admission in MVJ
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The M.V.J. Medical College started in 2001. Since then, the privately-owned college has remained as a one of the leading choice for medical students who wa.. READ MORE The M.V.J. Medical College started in 2001. Since then, the privately-owned college has remained as a one of the leading choice for medical students who want to study in Bangalore. Affiliation: Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Bangalore Recognition: Medical Council of India (MCI) Accreditation: ISO 9001:2008 Less
The college has 150 MBBS seats, 49 M.D./M.S. seats and we can help you with direct admission to a MBBS seat in any of these specializations. Post-graduate.. READ MORE The college has 150 MBBS seats, 49 M.D./M.S. seats and we can help you with direct admission to a MBBS seat in any of these specializations. Post-graduate courses are M.D./ M.S. specializations in Pathology, General Medicine, Dermatology, Psychiatry, Pediatrics, Anesthesiology, Radio-Diagnosis, General Surgery, Orthopedics, Ophthalmology, ENT and OBG. Less
Set in a 27 acre campus, the college has abundant infrastructure and a dedicated faculty for medical teaching. Apart from the usual academic facilities li.. READ MORE Set in a 27 acre campus, the college has abundant infrastructure and a dedicated faculty for medical teaching. Apart from the usual academic facilities like lecture halls, they have common reading rooms, skill labs, common research labs, central laboratory in the hospital and departmental laboratories in the college, they have a well-stocked central library with 12,242 books, with broadband connectivity. All lecture halls and auditoriums are equipped with audio-visual equipment. Their student housing has over 500 well furnished rooms, with separate boys and girls hostel which have their own kitchen and dining facilities. The college encourages extra-curricular activities. They have badminton and volleyball courts, apart from a multi-sports stadium, athletic track and field events grounds. The 950-bed M.V.J. Hospital, has 12 state-of-art operation theaters, an all-day blood bank and pharmacy. Rural people living around the college get free treatment in the hospital. Less
Must have cleared PUC or equivalent from a recognized board with PCB with minimum 50% marks for General, 45% for PH and 40% for SC/ST is a must. Both Indian and foreign nationals are eligible for admissions.
Must have a valid score in the NEET entrance exam.
Minimum 17 Years and maximum 25 years and 30 years for SC/ST
We help you prepare for individual counseling for admission to M.V.J. Medical College and Research Hospital and help you gain an edge over others. If candidates don’t have the marks and rank, we help them get Direct Admission to MBBS. Valid NEET score is a must.
Tuition Fee (Govt Quota) for Karnataka students : Rs. 1,10,000 yearly, Tuition Fee (Private Quota) for Karnataka / Non Karnataka students : Rs. 8,00,000 yearly, Tuition Fee (NRI / Management Quota) for Karnataka / Non Karnataka students : Rs. 40,00,000 yearly
Since their establishment 17 years ago, the college has produced over 700 doctors that work both in India and elsewhere. The college has excellent facilities for research and education and encourages all staff and students to take part in research activities. Present and past students have consistently ranked the college as one of the best due to its quality of coaching, faculty, campus, balanced student-personal life and more.
After completing your MBBS course from the college, you have the option of doing a two-year diploma from the college or can do PG in MD/MS. After you complete your MBBS from college, you can stay back to teach junior students or work in the college hospital.
You can, of course, pursue a career outside.
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