Medical Admission cut off expected to rise

Updated on: Tuesday, July 28, 2015

medical The cut off score for Medical courses are expected to be increased by admission committee to five per cent. Medical and paramedical admission process has begun on monday and the two medical colleges namely Surendranagar and Karamsad has handed over their management quota.

According to a report , officials of the admission committee for professional courses said, "On Monday as the admissions began, the managements of two medical colleges, at Surendranagar and Karamsad, expressed that they're willing to surrender their management quota. Earlier these colleges had denied of surrendering their quota to the committee."

In another report on medical cut off, official stated that the students of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) were called for admission. This year, the admission to BJ Medical colleges has concluded at 93.45 per cent. The admissions were closed at 89.89 per cent on last year. This year the percentage has risen up to 3.5 per cent. Vadodara Medical College closed the admission procedure at 92.23 per cent.

In a report related medical cut off, officials quoted that if this trend continues we could see a higher medical cut off score for general category students.

Medical Admission cut off expected to rise

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