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Aakash Chauhan
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The admission criteria for B.Sc. Nursing programs in India may vary from state to state and from institute to institute. However, in general, most institutes and states have their own criteria for admission into B.Sc. Nursing programs. For example, some institutes and states may require the candidate to have passed the 12th class examination with a minimum percentage of marks, while others may require the candidate to have appeared and qualified in a relevant entrance examination. Some institutes may also require the candidate to have studied specific subjects in the 12th class, such as Biology or Chemistry. In terms of NEET it is a co
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Sumit naroliya
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If you're not satisfied with your marks then you can write the exam again for betterment. Yes, you can write the exam while pursuing graduation. But write it before 1st semester exam because after 1st semester you will sit for next AHSEC betterment exam in 2023. Since, you might be a recent pass out, so it will be beneficial for you to write the exam this year. Hope so it will help you. All the best.
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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NEET cut off is 117-715 & 50 percentile (general and EWS). Minimum admissible percentile for NISER is 95 (general and EWS). NEET 2023 syllabus comprises three subjects Chemistry Physics and Biology. A maximum number of questions are asked from Biology which is divided into Zoology and Botany.
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Sarfaraz Khan
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Candidates who wish to take admission to the undergraduate AYUSH courses have to appear for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). Admission to AYUSH courses will be based on the scores and overall rank obtained in NEET. The document required at the counselling of NEET is given same at the reporting of college, no extra documents is required.
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Bishal Shaw
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You can look for the following:
B.Tech Biomedical Engineering, 4 years- 6 Lacs
Bachelor of Pharmacy [B.Pharma],4 years-2 Lacs to 5 Lacs
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy,4.5 years-4 Lacs
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B.Tech Biomedical Engineering, 4 years- 6 Lacs
Bachelor of Pharmacy [B.Pharma],4 years-2 Lacs to 5 Lacs
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy,4.5 years-4 Lacs
BNYS, 4.5 years [1-year additional Internship period]-3 Lacs to 5 Lacs
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Chiraag Goyal
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Private medical colleges, after filling up their ranked seats, tend to work on a basis of marks+first come first serve basis. This allows admission for people with unfortunately low grades. I hope you'll get admission in your desired private college.
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Chiraag Goyal
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600 marks may get you a seat in state quota but not from AIQ, at least for government colleges. But many private colleges do have subsidized seats for the ones who score good but didn't get into any government colleges.
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Chiraag Goyal
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Divide your topics into the one you are sure of, the ones you need to revise, and then ones you need to learn again. The first category just revise once in every three days. The second, once every day. The third should be solidified. Keep arranging your topics accordingly.
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Chiraag Goyal
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Any college for MBBS is more or less the same, it's just the reputation. It is recommended that NCERT should be followed only for NEET as it is sufficient to get you a good college. Don't indulge in other material that make even the simpler things go above your head.
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