Medicine

The NEET 2026 re-exam was held on June 21. The difficulty level of the paper was moderate. Candidates found Physics as the most difficult section of NEET.

Yes, the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education & Research is planning on launching its MBBS course with a current planned seat-intake of 100.

Further this course is planned to launch on PGIMER's new satellite campus located in Sarangpur.

However this plan is currently in its early stages without any concrete launch date or time table announced.

Yes, the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education & Research is planning on launching its MBBS course with a current planned seat-intake of 100.

Further this course is planned to launch on PGIMER's new satellite campus located in Sarangpur.

However this plan is currently in its early stages without any concrete launch date or time table announced.

Yes. Because medical degrees from New Zealand are globally recognized, Indian graduates can return to practice medicine in India. You will simply need to clear the required national licensing examination, such as the NExT or FMGE exam.

No, there's no backdoor here. Candidates willing to get admitted to undergraduate dental courses need to qualify the NEET exam, which is the national entrance test for BDS admission. Whether you're applying to a government or a top private college, NEET is non-negotiable.

According to RIMS Ranchi NIRF report 2026,  36 UG 5 year students were placed out of total 140 graduated students of batch 2024. Median package offered was INR 9.5 LPA.

Yes, candidates can easily get into the BPharm programme without clearing the NEET exam. The Admission Committee for Professional Courses (ACPC) in Gujarat mainly uses the state-level entrance exam, GUJCET, to prepare the merit list. While candidates can use their NEET scores as an alternative option during counselling.

No, NEET is not an important requirement for BPT at Dr. D.Y. Patil College of Physiotherapy. You just need to score the required marks in Class 12 and in AIAHCET. However, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English are compulsory subjects. If any student who has a NEET score card, still needs to give AIAHCET entrance test.

Yes, there's no shortcut here. Every medical college in Gujarat, government or private, requires a valid NEET-UG score for admission, followed by registration through ACPUGMEC for counselling. So no matter how much money you're willing to spend, NEET qualification is non-negotiable.