Medicine

Hi bobika,

I wrote both JEE and neet. so with my experience, Let me give you this details:

NEET Eligibility
The age of the candidate must be 17 years as of December 31 of the admission year. Candidates must have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English as core subjects, securing 50% marks for general, 40% for OBC/SC/ST, and 45% for PwD candidates.

CUET Eligibility
Age has not been declared. The minimum qualification required for the students should be 10+2 or equivalent from any recognised board. The eligibility for the particular course depends on the university and their requirements.

JEE Eligibility
Candidates must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. There is no age bar for JEE Main, but for JEE Advanced, candidates must be born on or after October 1, 2000.

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Here's a simple bullet-point guide on how to become a Radiologist after Class 12:

• Complete Class 12: Ensure you have a background in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB).

• Pursue an MBBS Degree: After Class 12, join a 5.5-year MBBS program, which includes a year of internship.

• Clear NEET Exam: To get admission into MBBS, clear the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test).

• Complete MBBS: Finish your MBBS degree and complete the internship.

• Specialize in Radiology: After completing MBBS, pursue a postgraduate degree (MD or DNB) in Radiology, which typically takes 3 years.

• Clear Postgraduate Entrance Exam: You need to clear entrance exams like NEET PG to get into the Radiology specialization.

• Gain Experience: Work in hospitals, clinics, or diagnostic centres to gain experience in Radiology.

• Option for Fellowships: You can also pursue fellowships in specialised areas of Radiology to enhance your expertise.

BPT course differs significantly from other medical courses like MBBS and Nursing in terms of scope, training, and career focus. 

MBBS is a medical degree that trains students to become doctors, enabling them to diagnose and treat various illnesses, perform surgeries, and prescribe medications. 

Nursing, on the other hand, is a healthcare profession that focuses on patient care, monitoring vital signs, administering medications, and supporting doctors in a clinical setting. 

BPT, in contrast, is a paramedical course that focuses on rehabilitation and physical therapy, where graduates work to improve mobility, reduce pain, and aid recovery in patients through exercise therapy, manual therapy, and other non-invasive methods. 

While MBBS and Nursing deal more with diagnosis, medical treatment, and patient management, BPT is centred around rehabilitation, movement therapy, and physical health.