Medicine & Health Sciences

According to LV Prasad Eye Institute, the most recent cutoff for general merit students from the NEET-PG perspective is 275 out of 800, or the 50 percentile. The Cutoff is discussed from the perspective of the year 2022. It might change for more competitive reasons.
In 2013, the L V Prasad Eye Institute was founded in Hyderabad, Telangana. With specializations in ophthalmology and optometry, the institute offers undergraduate, graduate, certificate, and post-doctoral courses in medicine and health sciences. Among the most popular flagship programs are the B.Sc., Certificate, DNB, and PG Diploma ones. Both full-time and part-time versions of these programs are available at the institute. At the L V Prasad Eye Institute, the cost of the Medicine & Health Sciences programs ranges from INR 30,000 to 2,25,000.

Here are some top colleges for Post Baccalaureate Pharm.D along with their average fees: These are National College of Pharmacy, Kozhikode @ INR 6,82,000, Parul University, Vadodara @ INR 5,06,000, Integral University, Lucknow @ INR 1,05,000, Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai @ INR 1,78,000, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Jaipur @ INR 2,50,500 Proactively other colleges like JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty, and Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy, Bangalore also provide Post Baccalaureate Pharm.D at INR 1,20,000 and INR 1,50,000 respectively. The duration of the is usually 3 years and depending on the college and the location the fees are also likely to vary.

Several colleges of India conduct B.Sc. and medical courses through entrance examinations or through their own merit in class 12. A few well-known names include Delhi University, where admission is taken through the CUET and Christ University has its very own entrance examination. While IISERs takes admission through the NEST test, AMU takes admissions for its courses based on an entrance test followed by merit. BhU takes admissions through the entrance test of its very own. Many private colleges also grant admission based on 12th-grade scores alone, eliminating the entrance exam altogether. Of course, such college-by-college requirements vary, so make sure to check them individually.

Well, here are some conditions to be sought for admission at AIIMS under government quotas: 

1. Pass the NEET UG exam, which is an entrance examination considered for further admission in AIIMS since completely switching to it for admissions. One has to score decently as part of one of the toughest cut-offs.

2. Register under the AIQ (All India Quota) counseling conducted through the Medical Counseling Committee (MCC). AIIMS has 15 percent of its total seats kept for AIQ provision per seat of admission.

3. Choice filling for AIQ counseling shall include filling up of choices against AIIMS institutions. Admission shall be rank-wise based on NEET, category, and resources.

4. Also, the reserved category candidates SC/ST/OBC/EWS have lesser competition due to their cut-offs and the seats available in the government quota.

While seeking admission, however, ensure that you also meet the eligibility conditions, such as a minimum age and educational qualification.