Medicine Entrance Exam

Hello,
No, you cannot do MBBS without writing NEET, especially in India, but you can do it in some European countries.

I'd like to congratulate you. You are already ahead of many of your competitors by starting in 12th. A few things you should know beforehand –
The competition is VERY high. You have to be in the top 99.5 percentile to get into a government college. If you're like most people, you wouldn't want to tak

You are in class 12th which gives you ample time to prepare for NEET. Complete the entire NCERT syllabus and solve previous years question papers.

With this rank if you fall under a reserved category then it will be possible that you might get a government seat in any private college but if you are from general category then with this rank, you will only get private colleges and the fee of such private colleges which will be very high so proba

If you fall under some category then it will be possible for you to get admission in some government college but otherwise it will be very difficult so I would suggest you to either give the paper again and perform well or change the stream look for your interest area of where you think you can Exce

Yes, you can get a chance in BHMS/BAMS/BHMS in private colleges.

Hello Safia Siddiqui,
For admission to the pharmacy courses, the student must have passed class 12th with physics, chemistry and mathematics/biology.
Students have to secure a minimum of 50% marks in the qualifying examination.
Students, those pass the three year Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) are also

The NEET 15% for overall India NEET and 85% for state-level ranks. In West Bengal state, you can check both central and state level rank for admission. WB provides 2450 seats in total for admission in MBBD courses. There are a total number of 14 Government Medical Colleges in West Bengal and they ha