St Johns Medical College, Bangalore All Questions

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• Eligibility : A candidate who has passed two-year Pre-University examination conducted by Pre-University Education Board of Karnataka State with English as one of the subjects and Physics, Chemistry, and Biology OR A candidate who has passed Boards/Councils/Intermediate examination established by State/Central Government and recognized as equivalent to a two-year Pre-University Examination by Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences/Association of Indian Universities(AIU) with English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology. OR Candidates who have completed a pre-university course with Vocational Physiotherapy and their optional subjects are eligible for admission to BPT course.
• Course: Bachelor in Physiotherapy is 4 years Plus 6 mth Internship

Hello Hitesh,
Firstly I want to tell you that you came to the right place to search for answers and have your queries solved and we will try our best to help you make the right decisions.
Management quota is basically the reserved seats of any college for their admissal and this is used for those candidates who may not make the cut off or the merit lists of the college. Since these college are under university norms, their admissions procedure and quotas are governed by The university. However the reserved seats will help them bring admission of various kinds in their institutions.
My advice to you is that you contact St. Johns Medical college's Admission team and this will help you out as they are the ones aware of the admission procedure.
Also, I need to tell you that most colleges dont keep there management quota procedure on the website of the college, all information is available with the admissions officers or office staff.

Hitesh, Do mail the authorities and they will get back as soon as possible, with the right amount, as
the management quota procedure and fee varies from individual to individual and college to college.

For example, Non domicile and foreign nationals may have a different procedure and amount with additional documents, etc.

I hope this helped you out!

All the best!

Hello Raksha

The 150 MBBS Seats will be distributed as follows:

1. All India open merit - 30 seats

2. Institutional staff quota - 10 seats

3. Community quota (Roman Catholics) - 108 seats
(Of these, 20 seats are reserved for religious sisters, and 30 seats are reserved for socially and economically backward classes)

4. Govt. of India (Nominee) - 1 seat

5. Differently abled - 1 seat

Thank you

Yes! the fee structure will remain the same and not change with the gateway of admission i.e State quota or AIQ or any other seat (Except management and NRI quota). The fee structure of a college is fixed although government  scholarships may be available which you can try to avail. For this you need to communicate with the college.