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Students aspiring to get admission in BMLT can get scholarship by taking ALARD University Common Entrance Test (AUCET). It is an online computer-based test. Students can take mock test for this exam using the link given on the institute website.

Yes, BMLT programme offered by Alard School of Health and Biosciences, Alard University is recognised by Paramedical Council of Inda. The university has also been recognised by University Grants Commission.

Candidates have to appear for all subjects in NEET and get non-zero score to be considered for admission in Alard University. They also have the option to submit non-zero score in CET conducted by competent authority.

The course fee for Bachelor's in Medical Science Technology in Alard University is INR 8 lakh. Students also have to pay an application fee to submit application form which is non-refundable.

Bachelor's in Medical Laboratory Technology is a full-time undergraduate programme at Alad University. The course duration is 4 years. Students must pass Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics to apply.

Valid score in NEET or any CET conducted by competent authority is considered for admission in BMLT programme offered in Alard University. Students should also check eligibility before applying for admission.

Aspirants have to pass Class 12 or equivalent exam to be eligible for BMLT programme in Alard University. They also need to have Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics as subjects in Class 12.

The MDSU Ajmer extends its MBA programme at the PG-level with a total tuition fee of INR 700. Further the university charges a development fee of INR 35K alongside other miscellaneous charges. Despite this the university maintains reasonable fees for all its courses as a State Public University.

The Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University is a great choice for students with the State Public University offering UGC-recognised and NAAC accredited courses at reasonable fees with courses such as MBA having tuition fees of INR 700.

Further the university also offers Law courses approved by the Bar Council of India. While the selection process is merit-based for most courses as such candidates can apply for admission even without appearing for entrance exams.

Yes, some seats are reserved in MS course at GMCH Chandigarh - Government Medical College and Hospital. The total numbers of seats are 155 (151 plus 4 seats for EWS in State Quota). The distribution is given below:

• All India Quota (AIQ): 76 Seats
• State Quota: 75 Seats + 4 EWS seats i.e 15% of 75 seats are reserved for scheduled castes (SC), 5% of 75 seats are reserved for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) on horizontal basis and 3% of 75 seats are reserved for Other Backward Classes (OBC) on horizontal basis