CMC Vellore BSc Accident Emergency Care FAQs
Ques. What is the selection process for BSc Accident and Emergency Care Technology at CMC Vellore?
Ans. Selection involves two steps. Step 1 is a Computer-Based Test covering science subjects. Shortlisted candidates then appear for Step 2, which includes a practical assessment and personal interview at the Vellore campus. Candidates must also clear a medical fitness test by CMC’s Medical Board. Final admission is based on merit.
Ques. Is a stipend paid to students during the BSc AECT programme at CMC Vellore?
Ans. Yes. Selected candidates receive a consolidated stipend during their 1-year internship period, as directed by the Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Medical University. The stipend supports students during the practical internship phase that follows the 3-year classroom and clinical training.
Ques. What career roles are available after completing BSc Accident and Emergency Care Technology from CMC Vellore?
Ans. Graduates can work as first responders in hospital emergency departments, ambulance services, trauma centres, critical care units, and pre-hospital emergency management teams. CMC Vellore’s strong brand and clinical training at a facility handling over 300 emergencies daily strengthens employability across India and abroad.
Ques. Is hostel accommodation available for BSc AECT students at CMC Vellore?
Ans. Yes, hostel accommodation is available for both male and female students on campus. A one-time deposit of INR 8,000 is required, along with an annual hostel fee of INR 18,000 and a separate monthly mess bill. Hostel is optional and day scholars are also accommodated.
Ques. Can students from states outside Tamil Nadu apply for BSc AECT at CMC Vellore?
Ans. Yes. CMC Vellore accepts applications from candidates across India. Candidates from any state who meet the eligibility criteria of 10+2 with Physics and Chemistry and a minimum of 50% marks can apply online at admissions.cmcvellore.ac.in before the published deadline.
Ques. What subjects are tested in the CMC Vellore Step 1 entrance test for AHS programmes?
Ans. The Step 1 test is a science-based Computer-Based Test with multiple-choice questions from Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. It is designed to assess aptitude for medical and allied health studies. Detailed syllabus guidelines are available in the admission bulletin published on the CMC website each year.


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