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Rushikesh Patel

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Please mention about which state you can apply. If you think about got admission by AQI & Open category so that is not possible in BA MS .

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Nirban MandalNothing

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First of all paramedical councelling is not depend on NEET score. And in 2021 paramedical councelling is over.

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Anirudh K

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BSc Nursing is a 4-year undergraduate course for those students who want to serve society by taking care of patients.
Candidates must qualify for the NEET exam to seek BSc nursing admission in top nursing colleges . (The marks needed for getting admission into AIIMS for a BSc in nursing are 55 for General category, 45 - 50 for OBC category, 30 - 40 for SC/ST category.)
but you can get admission without Neet too by applying in Pvt colleges directly through their website and Lbs also support for getting admission for Bsc nursing in some colleges

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Teerath Teerath K

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General Pathology is a very scoring and important subject for dental students. A lot of questions in exams appear from general aspect of pathology. Approach should be to have basic understanding of the normal physiology of the different systems. Once you know the normal it is easy to understand the deviation from the normal, which is exactly what pathology is. Coming to the exam point of view, in NEET MS as well as INI CET a lot of questions are asked from the Cellular chapter and very few from Systemic Pathology.

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Vrunali sawardekar

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The college you will get will depend on the rank you get and the cut off decided by college at the time of counseling. The cut offs keeps on fluctuating. But roughly 450+ would may fetch you a seat in private colleges through your category.

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Manohar matta

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If one has a category reservation. It would be simpler, but without reservation, it would be difficult to get a free seat.

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Amartya Pareek

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CMC Vellore SGPGIMS Lucknow, Lucknow. KMC Manipal, Manipal. ILBS, New Delhi. Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research, Chennai.

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Aayush Tyagi

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NEET is the a medical entrance test for all the medical courses now across the country. For the general category, 50th percentile is required and for OBC /SC/ST, 40th percentile is required for the course BAMS.

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Aayush Tyagi

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Osmania Medical College, Hyderabad. Lovely Professional University, New Delhi. Manipal School of Allied Sciences. Dr D Y Patil College of Physiotherapy.

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Nirban MandalNothing

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You have go for counselling procedure first. Then you can know for which college you are eligible.

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