Medicine & Health Sciences

Hi Komal,
Admission to this college may seem somewhat difficult as Lady Hardinge's cut off is very high. It is among the top-ranked colleges when it comes to admission criteria. Although your percentage is good, your NEET score is less. On this basis, it may be hard. But still, you can go for counselling and try your luck. You can apply in some other colleges where the cut-off is less.
Good luck.

As per my latest knowledge, JIPMER has started taking scores from NEET.
For more and better information, kindly visit the website and keep a track on a regular basis.

You are an Indian citizen and you can surely get admission anywhere you want in India. For this, you need to pass you 12th grade with at least 45% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology. Then, you have to appear for the NEET exam and score according to the cut-off of your category.

MBBS seat is a hard-earned seat. I would suggest you not to drop it. Try contacting the college committee if they can help you with the economic conditions. Government colleges' fee is anyway much lower than the fee of private ones. Private colleges charge a huge sum of money. You can even try getting a loan sanctioned from the bank because medicine is a prestigious course to pursue.

The cut-off of NEET goes higher and higher every year. For general category, you need to score at least 560-600 marks to confirm your admission in a government medical college.

It all depends on the cut-off of your category. The competition has risen quite a lot, be it any category. I suppose the chances are slim but keep trying till the counselling ends and I would rather suggest you fill form for every college taking admission through NEET score.
All the best.

It's all about the quality of education that a school provides, plus, the ambience of the school also matters a lot. You need to take care whether the school you are putting your child in has a good faculty which cares and values its children and also whether the crowd is good, because at such a tender age, company matters a lot. Since she wants to pursue MBBS, take care that she is able to manage both her school studies plus medical preparations simultaneously. Also, it would be better if you get her admitted to a CBSE board affiliated school since it will help her in medical preps.

Hi Aleena, this university is located in Uttarakhand, India. It is in India and any education qualification pursued in India will definitely be recognized in other country as well. Hope this answers your question.