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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student

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AIIMS JIPMER, AFMC, PGIMER CMC Vellore BVP CET MU OET and KIITEE are the 10 medical entrance exams available. These exams are given for both undergraduate and graduate programmes.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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NEET (UG) is one of the toughest medical entrance examinations conducted in India. National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is conducted by the National Testing Agency NTA for admission to undergraduate (MBBS/BDS/ AYUSH Courses/Veterinary) every year. As per Government of India, it is a mandated requirement to qualify NEET Exam to study medical courses in India and abroad. So you have to appear in NEET for B.A. MS admission.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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The average fees for AYUSH colleges is around 3-5 Lacs. Some government colleges has fees as low as 10,000 Rs whereas some private colleges may charge 10-15 Lacs for self financed seats.

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Chiraag Goyal

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Ahilya Bai college of nursing only takes admission via the scores in NEET and does not hold its own separate examination.

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Chiraag Goyal

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Marks needed for MBBS depend on your state quota. In Delhi best colleges need 620 - 630 marks for General category.

In some states like Himachal Pradesh it can be around 550.

For All India Quota you should aim for 600+ and recent trends show 620 is usually safe.

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Chiraag Goyal

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There is always scope for improvement, if your goal is to do MBBS then never settle for something else. One extra year of hard work is nothing in comparison to a lifetime of knowing you made the right choice. Furthermore, as you have cleared the cut off, if financially permissible, you can have a look at private colleges as well. B.A.M.S is also a wonderful option but it's something to be taken only if desired and not as a necessity.

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Chiraag Goyal

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For preparation, Biology should take majority of your day, 2-3 hours minimum for ncert revision. For Chemistry and Physics less time should be taken on learning new stuff and more time on practicing questions.
200 questions a day for Biology and 50 each for Physics and Chemistry a day. During the exam itself, it is recommended that 45 minutes max for 90 bio questions, 1 hour for Chemistry and 1.15 hour for Physics.

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Abhishek Bhardwaj

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No, admission is taken only through NEET exams.

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Vishwasi Chaudhari

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You can apply for B.Sc. Nursing based on your board result or your state pmt you get admission in college.

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Aditya Tanwar

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Yes, it is possible to get a government medical seat in a private college in Karnataka through the NEET exam. In Karnataka, there are two types of medical colleges - government medical colleges and private medical colleges. The admission process for government medical colleges is managed by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA), while private medical colleges conduct their own admission process. However, the Karnataka government reserves a certain percentage of seats in private medical colleges for students who qualify in the NEET exam and meet other eligibility criteria. These seats are called government quota seats or management
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