India

Yes, but only for State Quota seats. If you're applying under the All India Quota (AIQ), a domicile certificate isn't required. So students from other states can still get into Bihar's medical colleges through the AIQ route without needing to prove state residency.

Patna Medical College and Hospital (PMCH) leads with the highest intake among government colleges, offering 250 MBBS seats. This makes it one of the biggest opportunities for NEET aspirants aiming for a government seat within the state quota. Check the table below for some colleges with MBBS seats.

Many types of Pharmaceutics courses are offered in India. Pharmaceutics can be studied at UG, PG, Diploma and even Certificate levels in India. Out of these, they choose according to their liking. 

Candidates can see the list of types of courses that are offered below - 

Pharmaceutics Courses UG

Pharmaceutics Courses PG

Pharmaceutics Courses for Diploma

Yes it can definitely help after a PGDM in Marketing & IB because digital marketing skills are in high demand across industries. While comparing institutes in Delhi/NCR I found Appwars Technologies to be a good choice because they offer practical training live projects AI based marketing tools and placement support. I also came across Digital Campus Academy and Techiegigs but I'd suggest attending demo classes and choosing the one that focuses more on hands-on learning than just theory. 

Yes, you can start your graduation at an Indian university this year and transfer to a foreign university, and yes, you will receive your final degree from the foreign university provided you complete their required credits and residency rules

Given below is the table showing the top Engineering colleges in Mumbai along with their India Today 2026 ranking.

Kerala 10th exam 2027 will be conducted in March in pen and paper mode. Over 4 Lacs students are expected to appear in exam.

 You will need to obtain an NOC from your current college and speak to the college where you wish to seek admission. A friend of mine did exactly this; he was at GGITS and faced ragging there, but the HOD held him responsible and even called his parents, claiming he had gotten into a physical altercation with a senior. However, his parents spoke to the principal and arranged for a transfer letter—for which the college's NOC is essential. You should speak to the principal; it can be done.