Review of CBPACS

I chose CBPACS Delhi because it was near to my residence place, Tho l was eligible for AUTC Delhi too. We can say I preferred up and down from home rather living in hostel or some pg room .So I chose Chaudhary Brahm Prakash Ayurved Charak Sansthan. If you are someone who have options between AUTC and CBPACS.Please choose AUTC with no second thought. Consider fees , distance, stipend, reservation in post grad for this autc is central university college hence would being fruits in long go .knowledge in both college is same. Also there are no Saturday off in CBPACS whereas in AUTC there are Saturday off its a huge thing of medical student so as to cover their syllabus and prep for exams.Also timings of cbpacs are 9am to 4 pm.But AUTC ends it collegeday hours quiet early as per my best knowledge. Give ut a thought and you will know why I being myself a student of CBPACS preferring AUTC. KEEP IN MIND YOU HAVE TO STUDY A LOT ! SO YOU NEED TIME...Read More

I got admission in this college. At that time, cut off for general is around 580, for OBC is around 540, SC and ST is around 410. Exams difficulty level changes everytime we cant guess that. Reservation benefits are available. Seats are reserved for OBC, SC, ST and Handicapped person. Improvement is to fast the admission process. Eligiblity is PCB in 12th then NEET then your marks depend upon question paper. College depend upon cut off and your marks....Read More

The admission was through a separate exam conducted for bams, bhms, but, etc. at all Indian levels. The eligibility criteria for this exam are that you have to score 70% in PCB (10+2). Now admission to BAMS is through the NEET exam. 100 candidates are allotted seats for the bams course. Seats are reserved for OBC and SC/ST candidates. An improvement I suggest for the admission process is that admission of new batch every year should be conducted timely & for bams, you should prepare to study basic Sanskrit & Hindi. Because in bams a student going to study Ayurved as well as modern art in every aspect....Read More

The admission process was quite transparent, it was done on the basis of NEET, and counseling was done by GGSIPU. It was totally based on the NEET score. I belong to the GENERAL category and I haven't availed any quota. I almost took admission to Hans raj college of Delhi University but I canceled it because my ultimate goal was to become a doctor only and I wanted to pursue MBBS and my dream college was VMMC. BUT due to my NEET score, I couldn't get it. The minimum age for our course is 18 and cut-off marks are different every year....Read More

There are only 100 seats for the course, which of course is a great thing because all the faculties interact personally with us. It's easy for us and them to keep track of each other and everything else that goes on in the institute. Being a government institute, the fees are very feasible too, and there is great exposure in outside commercial industries too, because we have a compulsory internship program....Read More

The admission process first starts by filling the entrance exam form - the NEET exam - then you prepare for the exam and attempt it. Then you get the results and if you meet the required criteria, you're through. From there all the legal process starts. Which is the payment of counseling fees, registration on the institute's official website and all the legal document verification. Then the seats are allocated to the students who satisfy the criteria and you have to quick and fast to freeze the allocated seats, as there are only 100 seats, they fill up pretty fast. Now, you can withdraw the fee refund and report to the institute if you secure your spot. Spot counseling round is conducted now, after the initial main counseling round, students still have the chance to get into the institute if they haven't before. After all the counseling rounds - the main counseling round and the spot counseling round - the vacant seats are filled and a new fresh session begins....Read More