Rules and Regulations for Admissions
- For admission to B.E.M.S., candidates must have at least 50% at +2 level.
- Marks obtained in the qualifying examination will determine selection for the B.E.M.S. course.
- Board enrollment is open to qualified medicos.
- An Indian student must be at least 17 years old and have completed high school.
- Candidates appearing for interview must produce the following original certificates
i) Mark sheets for S.S.L.C. and +2, Provisional certificates, and Degree certificates.
ii)The conduct certificate.
iii)Your transfer certificate.
iv)Medical fitness certificate.
v)A certificate from the community - After being selected for admission, students should pay their fees immediately.
- Once fees are paid, they cannot be refunded for any reason.
- When students apply for admission, all original certificates will be retained by the institute office and will not be returned until the student leaves the institution. (Hence, students are advised to take a sufficient number of xerox copies of their originals before submitting them in the office.)
- Their admission will be canceled if they are found ineligible after admission.
- Medium of instruction is English
Rules and Regulations for Exams
Attendance
For regular candidates to take up the final examination, 85% attendance is required in each subject. In case of lack of attendance, students cannot sit for the regular examination. In the event the attendance is less than 60%, candidates will have to retake the classes for the upcoming regular examination.
Examination
The BEMS board examination is held each year in late February. Our institute requires candidates to take theory, oral, and practical examinations.
Marks
A total of four papers are presented each year. There are 150 marks for each subject. To be considered passed, BEMS students must achieve a minimum of 40 percent in theory, including orals, and a minimum of 40 percent in practicals.
Revaluation
In the case of a candidate's result being declared after 15 days, a revaluation can be applied for. If the candidate fails to do so, the results will not be revalued.
Supplementary Examination
There is only one session every year, so the candidates who failed the March board exam can appear for the September Arrears exam.