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ujjval pandeyMedical aspirant. studying at ALLEN kota
Beginner-Level 3
For general category it is 480-500, for OBC it is 465-479, for CS it is 344-312 and for ST it is 295. But, it depends on the level of questions asked in NEET. So, no one can predict accurate cutoff for the same.
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Stuti JainEducation and career counsellor
Guide-Level 12
Hi Isha,
Unless you are a very bright candidate obtaining scholarship is not easy, they are competitive and particularly for MBBS it is going to be even more selective.
Unless you are a very bright candidate obtaining scholarship is not easy, they are competitive and particularly for MBBS it is going to be even more selective.
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ujjval pandeyMedical aspirant. studying at ALLEN kota
Beginner-Level 3
Yes, but after completing this course you have to appear for MCI screening test conducted by Indian Government and after that you can practice in India as a Doctor. India is best for medical.
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ujjval pandeyMedical aspirant. studying at ALLEN kota
Beginner-Level 3
Normally, Indian students prefer Russia or Ukraine for pursuing MBBS.
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Harleen Bedi
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I'm sorry, which exam are you referring to? Please mention the name of the exam.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Unlike India, in Canada it is not called MBBS and it is not done after class 12th. It is called MD Doctor of Medicine and it is done after Bachelor's degree, which is for 4 years. The cost of this course is around CAD $50000-80000/ year and the duration is the course is around 3-4 years.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
You must take the Medical Council of Canada Evaluating Examination (MCCEE) to be able to practice in Canada as medical professional. For more information on immigration, I think it will be better you consult an immigration firm.
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Suraj Mehta
Beginner-Level 5
For NEET 2017, an overview can be drawn from the NEET 2016 cutoff. The cutoff of all the categories for the year 2016 has been released. For the general category, the range of cutoff is between 685-468. However, there will be fluctuation in the cutoff in the year 2017 as now the students will be having better idea of the exam pattern and syllabus.
So, there is more chance of higher cutoff. For getting admission into a good government college one need to secure above 600. However, there are some medical institutions, which are exempted from NEET, you also can prepare for them separately.
Below mentioned are institutes exempted from NEET e
So, there is more chance of higher cutoff. For getting admission into a good government college one need to secure above 600. However, there are some medical institutions, which are exempted from NEET, you also can prepare for them separately.
Below mentioned are institutes exempted from NEET e
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Dr Mohsin Khan
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Hi Jayesh,
Yes, you can practice in Canada or any other country around the globe, provided you have to clear respective licensing examination of that particular country.
As far as question to pursue PG, if you get a chance and have enough financial support, then you can prefer USA and next preference is Canada.
Yes, you can practice in Canada or any other country around the globe, provided you have to clear respective licensing examination of that particular country.
As far as question to pursue PG, if you get a chance and have enough financial support, then you can prefer USA and next preference is Canada.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
Scholar-Level 17
You are eligible only after passing your 12th. 12th pursuing students are eligible only with their 12th results. After passing 12th and completion of 17 years of age you are eligible for MBBS.
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