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Aakrati Jain
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Yes, you need to qualify NEET for getting admission in MBBS AMU. Internal students (those who have passed 12th from AMU within last 3 years) get some benefits.
Internal cut-off: 550-575
External cut-off: more than 600
Maximum marks: 720
Internal cut-off: 550-575
External cut-off: more than 600
Maximum marks: 720
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Aakrati Jain
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Yes, it is necessary to qualify NEET independent of the fact that whether the candidate is internal or external.
For internals, the cut-off is: approx. 550-575
For externals, the cut-off is: more than 600
Maximum marks: 720
For internals, the cut-off is: approx. 550-575
For externals, the cut-off is: more than 600
Maximum marks: 720
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Kaushik,
GRE is required to study Master's degree programs and not MBBS or Bachelor's degree programs. There are other tests depending on where you want to study.
GRE is required to study Master's degree programs and not MBBS or Bachelor's degree programs. There are other tests depending on where you want to study.
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8 years agoWhat is the procedure to get admission in Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute for MBBS?
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Piyush Sahu
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Well, you have a great opportunity this time.
1-year isn't a big deal for medical field preparations where many put years to get success.
As per my opinion, you must switch to MBBS, you will have a better future scope.
1-year isn't a big deal for medical field preparations where many put years to get success.
As per my opinion, you must switch to MBBS, you will have a better future scope.
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pranav rathorePhD zoology from Vikram university Ujjain
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There is no best one that I can suggest. Smolensk State Medical University is good in Russia. You will not be taught in complete English. Pursuing MBBS in abroad is very complex thing. I would suggest you the best college, like Bukovinian State Medical University, Ukraine.
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