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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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If you have done Bachelor of Homeopathy from a UGC recognised university with greater than 50% marks, you are eligible for MBA in Hospital Administration or Healthcare or any other MBA.

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Smriti Vats

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Hi,
Last week of January will be the last date to submit the application form of NEET. Fee for OBC / general category candidates is INR 1400 and for SC / ST / PH candidates it is INR 750.

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Smriti Vats

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It totally depends on your hard work. Just analyse your tests and find out in which portions you have done mistakes and have problems, keep revising them including your syllabus and tests. Then you will definitely qualify the exam.

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Trishula DasA free soul

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Hi,
When you pursue your engineering or medical studies from a govt. institution then you are assured with a security. As you have asked for the fee structure, I am listing them below:
For medical:
1. AIIMS, Delhi: Rs. 26000/year
2. Six new AIIMS: Rs. 60000/year
3. State colleges: Rs.4000-15000/year
For engineering:
It may vary from 40000-100000/ year depending upon the colleges.
The above data is for govt. colleges. The fee for private colleges may be higher than this. Yes, you can pursue engineering or medical after class 12th. For that you need to complete your 12th in science stream.

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Hemant Kumar

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Biology has more scope and more salary opportunities. Engineering jobs are not there in India anymore. People are getting 16-18k after engineering. You should go for NEET as it is lot more easier.

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Rania Khan

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It is till last week of January 2017 with late fees.

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