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Surbhi Mathur
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There are various exams for this like NIMHANS Entrance exam in Radiology, Bharath Scans Radiology Entrance exam, Madurai Kamraj University Entrance Exam for Radiography & Imaging Technology and the KLE University Radiography (Radio-Diagnosis) entrance exam. And top universities are:
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AFMC, Pune
Christian Medical College, Vellore
Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research, Pondicherry
Lady Hardinge Medical College, Delhi
Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi.
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AFMC, Pune
Christian Medical College, Vellore
Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research, Pondicherry
Lady Hardinge Medical College, Delhi
Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi.
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Lakshita Bhardwaj
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You need to pass in Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio-technology and English. And if you belong to General Category should score a minimum of 50% marks in Class 12 examination.
For rest of the category students, the percentage criteria reduces to 40%.
For rest of the category students, the percentage criteria reduces to 40%.
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rahul r
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There is no Lateral Entry option in India but some of foreign universities offer lateral entry programme to direct 2nd year.
Lateral Entry option to MBBS for B.Sc-Nursing, BPT BHMS and B.A.M.S. Graduates.
Please cross check the MCI guidelines for the same at http://www.mciindia.org/
However, there are some universities in Eastern Europe and Philippines who do offer admission on lateral entry scheme after carefully examining the subjects and testimonials of aspirant's UG Degrees (B.Sc-Nursing, BPT BHMS and B.A.M.S. Into their universities.
The decision making ownership is on the aspirants whether they choose to study MBBS in those foreign u
Lateral Entry option to MBBS for B.Sc-Nursing, BPT BHMS and B.A.M.S. Graduates.
Please cross check the MCI guidelines for the same at http://www.mciindia.org/
However, there are some universities in Eastern Europe and Philippines who do offer admission on lateral entry scheme after carefully examining the subjects and testimonials of aspirant's UG Degrees (B.Sc-Nursing, BPT BHMS and B.A.M.S. Into their universities.
The decision making ownership is on the aspirants whether they choose to study MBBS in those foreign u
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rahul r
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Since you have already done your MBBS, you qualify to apply for admission to PGDEMS in Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences. A detailed eligibility criteria for this course is mentioned below:
Qualification: Graduation
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Mandatory Courses: MBBS, BPT, BDS, B.Sc (Nursing Administration Nursing, Emergency Medical Services Nursing)
The candidate who has completed BAMS, BNYS, BUMS, B.Sc nursing are also eligible for the course.
Other eligibility criteria
Candidates with DHMS (with certificate from Homeopathic Council with its equivalence to a 5 year degree course) are also eligible for the course.
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Qualification: Graduation
Additional Details
Mandatory Courses: MBBS, BPT, BDS, B.Sc (Nursing Administration Nursing, Emergency Medical Services Nursing)
The candidate who has completed BAMS, BNYS, BUMS, B.Sc nursing are also eligible for the course.
Other eligibility criteria
Candidates with DHMS (with certificate from Homeopathic Council with its equivalence to a 5 year degree course) are also eligible for the course.
Admission Process
Register and
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rahul r
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NEET 2018 cut-off is issued by the CBSE in the form of percentile instead of specific marks. Percentile represents how a candidate performs comparatively to others who appear in the test.
For instance, if a candidate's marks are in the 45th percentile, it would represent that he/she has scored better than 45% of all the candidates who appeared in the exam.
The minimum qualifying percentile for candidates belonging to the unreserved category is 50th percentile, which corresponds to 131 marks in NEET 2017 and 145 marks in NEET 2016, so you can expect the cutoff to be anywhere between 130-145 marks for NEET 2018. Regards.
For instance, if a candidate's marks are in the 45th percentile, it would represent that he/she has scored better than 45% of all the candidates who appeared in the exam.
The minimum qualifying percentile for candidates belonging to the unreserved category is 50th percentile, which corresponds to 131 marks in NEET 2017 and 145 marks in NEET 2016, so you can expect the cutoff to be anywhere between 130-145 marks for NEET 2018. Regards.
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