Colleges in Orissa

In Odisha, admission in B.Sc Nursing is generally offered through OJEE, while PG in Nursing is usually entrance test through OJEE, though certain private nursing colleges take examination answer key of NEET into consideration for admission. If you have qualified for NEET, you can vie for an opportunity to join specific private colleges that offer an opportunity based on your performance in the NEET exam. But in the case of government colleges, perhaps NEET won't be quite as decisive and the OJEE rank would be more influential. You should contact the particular colleges themselves or the Odisha State Nursing Council to determine more about the current admission process including what it is in regard to students who successfully passed the NEET.

Utkal University accepts NEET PG for admission to multiple MD and MS specialisations. The last-round cutoff ranks for the General All India category students closed between ranks 629 and 101740. 

The institute also accepts AIAPGET for admission to MD in Homoeopathy Materia Medica. For the General All India category students, the AIAPGET cutoff rank to get the aforementioned rank was 137.

To get admission into MDS courses offered by the institute, candidate must have secured the eligible rank in NEET MDS exam. The last-round closing rank to get admission to MDS course via NEET MDS closed between the range of 71 and 460, for the General All India category students. 

Mahakal Institute of Technology and Management, Ujjain, has a faculty that is generally considered knowledgeable and supportive. Many of the faculty members have advanced degrees and relevant industry experience, which makes for a more holistic learning environment. Student feedback suggests that while some of the instructors are very effective, others are not as engaged. The college focuses on learning by doing, in addition to theoretical knowledge, and this helps to make for a better overall educational experience. With a commitment to quality education, the MITM aims at preparing the student for industry challenges, though there have been mixed views on the consistent performance of lecturers by departments.