Medicine

A student wishing to enroll in the BJMC Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery programme must have a grade point average of at least 50.0% in their 12th grade. The qualifying marks and the NEET UG result are both available to the public. The NEET Cut off for MBBS at B J Medical College Ahmedabad is projected to be 129–105 for the OBC/SC/ST region and 720–130 for the General/EWS category in 2024. The academic requirements for admission to B.J.'s MBBS programme include a strong scientific foundation, consistent academic performance, completion of previous NEET question papers, scheduling time for revision, and taking regular breaks to prevent burnout. College of Medicine. This course is 66 months long, at the undergraduate degree level, and it follows the model of 

With a sizable campus and excellent facilities, Ahmedabad is regarded as one of the best in Gujarat and all of India. This course is 66 months long, at the undergraduate degree level, with a full-time enrollment model and a total tuition cost of 1.13 lakh.  The entrance requirements for the BJMC Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery programme are 50.0% in the 12th grade. Under government programs funded centrally, students are eligible for a variety of scholarships. These are:University and college students can apply for scholarships through the central sector.The ST Children's Education Umbrella Scheme.ST students are eligible for post-matric scholarship (PMS).Scholarships for professional and technical courses awarded based on merit Scholarships from the CS sector provide SC students with a top-notch education.

B J Medical College Ahmedabad offers MBBS programs to 250 students.Because of its large campus and excellent facilities, B J Medical College Ahmedabad's MBBS programme is regarded as one of the best in Gujarat and India. This course is designed to be completed in 66 months at the UG degree level. The course fee is 1.13 Lacs and it is offered as a full-time model.  A 50.0% grade point average in the 12th grade is required for admission to the BJMC Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery program. Both the NEET UG result and the qualifying marks are made public. B J Medical College Ahmedabad's 2024 MBBS NEET Cutoff is anticipated to be between 720 and 130 for General/EWS and 129 and 105 for OBC/SC/ST classifications. 

Because of its large campus and excellent facilities, B J Medical College Ahmedabad's MBBS programme is regarded as one of the best in Gujarat and India. This course is designed to be completed in 66 months at the UG degree level. The course fee is 1.13 Lacs and it is offered as a full-time model. A 50.0% grade point average in the 12th grade is required for admission to the BJMC Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery program. Both the NEET UG result and the qualifying marks are made public. At B J Medical College Ahmedabad, the NEET Cut off for MBBS in 2024 is anticipated to be between 720 and 130 for General/EWS and 129 and 105 for OBC/SC/ST. 

As per the Supreme Court hearing dated June 13, 2024, the Centre said that the scores of 1,563 candidates who were given grace marks, are cancelled. They were given an option to reappear for the exam which was conducted on June 23, 2024. The result of this test willl be declared by June 30, 2024. The result for those candidates who will not be appearing for the re-NEET 2024, will be considered for that of the May 5 exam, devoid of grace marks.The NEET 2024 exam was conducted by NTA on May 5, 2024 in 571 cities across India and abroad. Incidents of wrong question paper medium distribution, paper leaks and proxy exam takers were reported in the media after the conduct of the exam. As of now, as many as 13 people have been arrested in allegations of paper leak. This led to unrest among the students and stakeholders and they are demanding for a retest. Moreover, after the declaration of the result, several anomalies were observed which again led to unrest among candidates and a demand for reNEET 2024 resurfaced. NTA formed a Grievance Redressal Committee which  reviewed the complaints submitted, and decided to reconduct the exam for 1,563 candidates.