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Kanishk Mahulia

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You will get AFMC through NEET exam. You should be in top 50 in AIR to get AFMC. The admission will occur only through NEET, there is no separate exam for that.

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Yusaira A

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Be thorough your NCERT and along with it solve previous questions papers and MCQs as much as possible.

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You should be thorough with your PCB portions in NCERT and along with solve previous question papers and MCQ s as much as possible.

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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant

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NEET is conducted on 1st Sunday of May irrespective of anything. There won't be any stage 2 examination as it was there this year. It will be single-staged.

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susmitha pasala

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Pharm.D: Science stream students, who have passed class 12th board examination from a recognized board or Diploma in pharmacy holders are eligible to pursue this course. Some institutes do have the minimum marks criteria. According to this criteria, a student must have scored at least 50% marks in physics, chemistry and optional subject (Mathematics/ biology) in class 12th board examination.
Pharm.D: The graduates who have completed B.Pharm from a PCI recognized institute are eligible to pursue this course. The minimum aggregate marks required is 50%. Some institutes do have minimum marks criteria. The admission usually takes place thro
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hardik kundaliya

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If you pursue MBBS from abroad, then the approximate cost would be Rs.25 lakhs to Rs.30 lakhs. But, after completing this course in abroad, you would require to pass the Indian government exam to practice in India.

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Vikas TiwariSimple & Curious to reveal Nature's Kindness

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The courses other than nursing, MBBS and B.Pharma are paramedical. It is a branch of medical, which helps above three to perform their duties to fullest. B.Sc nursing is a better choice because there is large need for this field in medical as compared with para medical courses. Nursing means helping doctors and keep a keen eye on treatment of the patient.
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Vikas TiwariSimple & Curious to reveal Nature's Kindness

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Yes, you can as you have chemistry and zoology subject, which is useful for M.Sc in medicine. If you attempt for any entrance exam, they will ask you for these subjects, then you will have more chances to qualify it. I will suggest you to look some colleges, which allow you to choose M.Sc in medicine.
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