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I want to know about the latest cutoff information MBBS at Career Institute of Medical Sciences and Hospital.
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For Gujarat, you need to score 500+ for government College.
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What is the admission procedure for foreign students at KGMU M.B.B.S course?
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3 years ago
Hi, in order to get a admission I'm KGMU you have to write NEET exam and you have attended for counseling and there are 250 seats in your category through that you'll be admitted to the college.
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No college just offers engineering, buisness and media course.
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Which is better for me: doing an MBBS in a private college or enrolling in a government B.Sc. Nursing college?
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3 years ago
If you can afford it, a private MBBS is better than a government B.Sc. In nursing. This is because nursing is a paramedic course that can make you a nurse, whereas MBBS will allow you to become a doctor. Private MBBS is significantly more expensive than government nursing. You should go for this opt
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Which is better for me: doing MBBS in a private college or enrolling in a government BHMS college?
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3 years ago
In comparison to a private MBBS attending a government BHMS college is preferable. This is because of the following factors:
1. You may have to pay a hefty price for the private MBBS programme; some colleges charge fees for this programme that total in the crores. A government college's BHM tuition i
1. You may have to pay a hefty price for the private MBBS programme; some colleges charge fees for this programme that total in the crores. A government college's BHM tuition i
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Which is better for me: doing MBBS in a private college or enrolling in a government B.A. MS college?
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Asked by Shruti
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Enrolling in a government B.A. MS college is better than doing a private MBBS. This is due to the following reasons:
1. The private MBBS course may cost you a lot; some colleges have fees in the crores for this course. The government B.A. MS fee is usually under Rs. 8 Lacs and sometimes in the thousa
1. The private MBBS course may cost you a lot; some colleges have fees in the crores for this course. The government B.A. MS fee is usually under Rs. 8 Lacs and sometimes in the thousa
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3 years ago
If you have qualified NEET UG 2021 exams but the score is very less you can apply for admission in private and deemed medical colleges counseling for management quota seats. Even if your score is low you can get management quota seats for MBBS in India.
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Both are equally good medical courses. To assist you in choosing which is better for you, here is a brief comparison:
1. Coursework: The students study homeopathic Science and its applications in the Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery BHMS programme. You study pathology, human anatomy, and
1. Coursework: The students study homeopathic Science and its applications in the Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery BHMS programme. You study pathology, human anatomy, and
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Can I get admission in a government college for MBBS if I have 360 marks in NEET phase 1 2016? I am from OBC category.
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No, you should get above 550 for getting a seat.
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Yes, you can become an eye surgeon without an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine or Bachelor of Surgery).
To become an ophthalmologist you must have cleared Class 12 examinations in Chemistry, Biology, Physics and English with Biology or Maths as optional subjects with at least 45 percent to 50 percent marks
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