Medicine & Health Sciences

B. Pharmacy is a course of 4 Years which needs in-lab practical knowledge along with theoretical detailed explanation of the course. All of the 3 listed colleges are good to knowledge with good infrastructure and approximately 1 Lacs rupees fees per year. 86% is a good mark to enter all these colleges as they have a basic merit cutoff. LNCT college offers about 70-80% placements with good industries, along with Acropolis which has good placements along with most of the teachers with a Ph.D. domain to support their good teaching. SIRT too has a similar line of optimistic outcomes regarding B.Pharma. The choice now offers to have a look at the on-site laboratories, facilities, and the fees difference offered in-person. Also, Acropolis is situated in Indore which is a very good city to stay up, as well the other two colleges are in Bhopal which is as good. The choice of choosing a college solely depends on the choice of the student when visited the college if possible and interacting with some of the professors of the college during the admission enquiry.

Except for AIIMS Delhi, there are two other types of AIIMS:
1. Those set up in 2012: AIIMS Bhopal, AIIMS Jodhpur, AIIMS Bhubaneswar, AIIMS Raipur, AIIMS Rishikesh, and AIIMS Patna.
2. Those set up in 2018 and 2019: AIIMS Nagpur, AIIMS Raebareli, etc. So they fall into the second category because they are far too new in comparison to the older ones. When it comes to the first category, there are numerous factors to consider, all of which are, of course, debatable. Be clear on this: the faculty and studies are nearly the same at all of these colleges. Now let's start with an important category, and that is the location of the college and the city around it:
AIIMS BHOPAL: With a campus spanning nearly 143 acres, it has the best location in Bhopal City Middle. Bhopal is the best of the cities that you can find in India, be it its lakes, tourist spots, or dams; it's just too beautiful. You won't find too much crowding here, especially in New Bhopal.

No exam is difficult unless you accept that it is a difficult exam. The NEET PG exam definitely requires a strong preparation strategy and hard work to get cleared with a good rank and the desired college and branch. The job is made even easier with increasing online content and apps like Prepladder, Marrow, DAMS, and Bhatia. So, if you know the right sources from which to prepare and have the right approach to preparation, you have done half of your job for NEET PG preparation. For this reason, I am highlighting some important points regarding the selection of coaching institute apps here. Because of its easily revisable content, Prepladder is the go-to app for quick and easy note revision. For first-time preparation, you need to make notes on all subjects that you can revise later. So, you can buy individual apps rather than a complete package; this is possible with PrepAhead and some other good teachers' apps. Bank and GTs are very important. Choose a source that gives clinical questions (also based on PYQs), like the prostate or bone marrow. For all of these reasons, choosing the right source is critical, and most students prefer prepladder and bone marrow. If concise content and easy-to-revise notes are considered, Prepladder is even handier.