Medicine & Health Sciences

According to the official notification, a total of 300 questions are asked in the FMGE exam. Though students will have to solve 150-150 questions seperately. There will be a time interval between both these exams. The nature of questions which will be asked in the FMGE exam will be of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ). 

Yes, you can do MBBS in future for your career. But if you do MBBS to only earn money then you should not do it because you should first know about NEET preparation, life as a doctor, pre PG, and PG life. When you understand all that then choose this field. 

Yes, employers do accept online Nursing degree courses for jobs, provided the degree must be UGC-approved. However, it also depends on the job position; you may need to have some prior relevant work experience as well.

Yes, many healthcare and medical facilities offer full-time employment to their Nursing Interns. This is beneficial for both the organisation and the Interns. As the Hospital or Clinic does not have to go through the lengthy hiring process to admit new employees and provide them with training, retaining Interns as full-time employees save organizations time, money, and effort.  

To pursue an M.Pharm, you typically need a B.Pharm degree or an equivalent qualification. Since a B.Sc in Medical is not considered equivalent, you may not be eligible to appear for the GPAT exam. However, you can explore other pathways or programs that may accept your background.

The admission procedure for the PG Diploma in Healthcare at AIIMS Chennai typically involves applying through a prescribed application form, meeting eligibility criteria, and possibly undergoing a selection process based on merit. For detailed steps, it's best to refer to the official AIIMS website or their academic section

If you're considering admission to a private medical college due to concerns about your NEET performance, it's a viable option if you have the financial means. Many students choose this path, and while the cost is higher, it can provide a pathway to achieving your goal of becoming a doctor.

To be eligible for the M.Sc. in Medical Surgical Nursing at Yashoda College of Nursing, you typically need a B.Sc. in Nursing or a Post Basic B.Sc. in Nursing. As an Arts graduate, you would need to complete a recognized nursing degree before applying.