Medicine & Health Sciences

Yes, you can take a Diploma course in nutrition and dietetics after a B.Sc in Nutrition, even many students do the same as after completing a Diploma in nutrition and dietetics, you can work as a nutritionist, dietetic technician, food service manager, or health coach. You can also work in hospitals as a dietician or in medical institutions or clinics as a nutritionist.

No, you cannot pursue a DNB in Respiratory Medicine directly after a B.Sc in Nutrition and to be eligible for a DNB in Respiratory Medicine, you must have an MBBS degree from a recognized institution, and have completed a one-year rotating internship. 

To be very honest private college who provide direct admission are not as good as others are but for your help some of the list of colleges are D.Y. Patil College of Physiotherapy in Mumbai,  SRM Institute of Science and Technology in Chennai, Kasturba Medical College in Mangalore, and Parul University in Vadodara are some of the good option which you can consider.

Hi,

If you're short by just 1 mark to meet the NEET eligibility criteria, it's understandable that you're hoping for grace marks. However, the eligibility criteria for NEET are set by the National Testing Agency (NTA), and they strictly follow the requirements laid out by the Maharashtra State Board.

Grace marks are typically awarded by the Maharashtra Board for specific reasons, such as for certain types of errors or discrepancies during exams, but they are generally not provided to meet eligibility criteria for competitive exams like NEET.

Best of luck!

B.J. Government Medical College (BJMC) Pune NEET UG cutoff ranks in 2023 are as follows: General category cutoff rank was 1,892 for Round 1, OBC cutoff rank was 4,548, SC cutoff rank was 30,836, and ST cutoff rank was 57,650. For Round 2, general category cutoff rank was 2,503, OBC cutoff rank was 6,630, SC cutoff rank was 35,827, and ST cutoff rank was filled. General category cutoff for Mop-Up Round was 5,173, OBC 7,905, SC 48,495, and ST 82,959. For Stray Vacancy Round general category cutoff was 9,818, OBC was 13,898 while SC and ST all were filled.

Germany does not require NEET scores for admission to its medical colleges. Instead, Indian students need to meet specific academic qualifications and may need to take entrance exams like the TMS. 

The cost for MBBS in Germany is low compare to many other countries. Most public universities take only semester fee around €250 to €500, it cover admin cost and student services. Student also need plan for living cost, around €700 to €1,200 per month depend on city. Overall, studying medicine in Germany is much cheaper than MBBS in USA or UK.

In Germany, NEET score not needed for admission in medical colleges. But Indian students must finish higher secondary with Physics, Chemistry, Biology to join MBBS in Germany. Admission mostly based on school marks and rules from each university. Some universities also ask extra test like TMS (Test für Medizinische Studiengänge) to check if candidate ready for medical studies in Germany.

The best medical colleges in Germany are: