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The cutoff details are based on the NEET PG 2023 counseling conducted by HNBUMU. The cutoffs can vary each year depending on factors like the number of seats, competition, and candidate performance in NEET PG.
This year (2024) the cutoff for MS General Surgery for the UR-OPEN category is 32,650 in Round 1 and 40,582 in Round 2. The cutoff for MS ENT for the UR-OPEN category is not currently available.
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Yes, being an MSc Botany student, you can work in the Pharmacy production department, although it might not be the most common path. For research, quality control, or regulatory affairs roles in pharmaceutical manufacturing and development, a botanical expert may not be preferred at times.
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Institute of Medical Science BHU NEET MDS was released for Round 1. The IMS BHU Cutoff was released for various MDS courses. The Cutoff was released for different categories under the AI and the HS Quota. MDS in Prosthodontics was a highly competitive course, with the Cutoff rank of 24 for the General AI category candidates. Moreover, during the IMS BHU MDS 2023 Cutoff, the Cutoff rank for Prosthodontics was closed at 11, for Round 1, for the General AI category candidates. This shows that the competition has declined in the same course.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
The paramedical industry in India is experiencing high demand due to the country's growing population, aging demographics, and government investment in healthcare infrastructure. This has created ample job opportunities for qualified paramedical professionals.
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The cutoff for admission to M.Pharm courses at the Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT) Mumbai for the academic year 2020-2021 was based on GPAT (Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test) scores.
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In India, there has been growing development of scope in numerous Paramedical fields put up-COVID-19 due to converting requirement in healthcare. Courses which have tremendous scopes amongst paramedical include:
- Medical Laboratory Technology: position of people associated with this field have become very important for duration of COVID-19 because of need for trying out and analysis.
- Radiology and Imaging Technology: Imaging technologies had been vital in diagnosing and tracking instances of COVID-19.
- Respiratory Therapy: Because COVID-19 is a breathing infection, respiration therapists who help sufferers with breathing remedies and manipu
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A NEET for Paramedical programs is not always required entrance exams can be NEET PG, CUET, NEET, IPU CET, INI-CET, NEET MDS, etc.
NEET is largely applicable only to medical and dental courses, but this would be as per laws and policies framed by responsible regulating authorities or institutions in respective states. An individual should check requirements of admissions in concerned paramedical course or instructions given by regulating authorities in case of determining whether or not NEET is applicable in case of any course.
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General Nursing Midwifery, more commonly known as GNM, is a three-and-a-half-year Diploma course in Nursing. It comes after students complete ir class 12 examination in Science stream and n furr aspire for this Diploma course in GNM. This three years and half-long programme requires m to do an internship of six months. One of types of courses that can be used as a springboard to careers in Nursing is GNM Diploma program. In or words, GNM Diploma holders can start ir career working in public and private hospitals and clinics.
average cost of a GNM Diploma course in India ranges from INR 20,000 to 1.5 Lacs per year. It may vary according
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SLNIMS is one of the good and reputed colleges in Pondicherry. But just like any other college this also has its own pros and cons, therefore to call it the "best" college is subjective and depends on various factors such as your educational needs, courses you want, and other personal preferences.
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