Medicine

Yes, you can do MBBS in future for your career. But if you do MBBS to only earn money then you should not do it because you should first know about NEET preparation, life as a doctor, pre PG, and PG life. When you understand all that then choose this field. 

If you're considering admission to a private medical college due to concerns about your NEET performance, it's a viable option if you have the financial means. Many students choose this path, and while the cost is higher, it can provide a pathway to achieving your goal of becoming a doctor.

Same problem here.Has your problem been solved? Actually I will change my name after NEET 2025 as I'm a NEET 2025 aspirant and I hope I will have the affidavit, newspaper advertisement & gazette notification and changed aadhar, pan, voter id etc. but only 10th&12th documents will not be changed till then as it takes time. So will there be any problem to get admission, or while participating in councelling process should I make the registration with my new name or old name as I will have changed my name in aadhar, pan, voter id etc. but 10&12th documents is unchanged?

Please let me know bro.

The cutoff marks needed for MBBS admission into Maharashtra NEET 2024 programs include:

General Category: 720-162
SC/ST/OBC Categories: 161-127
General-PH Category: 161-144
A group of established marks serves as the requirements universities use for determination of candidate eligibility. There exists a potential increase in actual admission cutoff values between institutions. The open category cutoff in government medical colleges of Maharashtra increased from 587 to 642 during the 2023-24 session.

Hi,

There's no provision for lateral entry to MBBS programme through BSc Nursing or any course. You'll be required to fulfil eligibility criteria to get admission to MBBS program, clear NEET UG exam and get a seat in 1st year as every student.

No, it is cumpulsory to write father's name in class 10th and 12th certificates. 

The cut-off marks for general category students in government BSc Nursing colleges exceed 450 NEET scores and therefore admission is unlikely unless you can attend a private college based on location choice and college rankings. If you belongs to EWS category then there is a slight edge to get a seat in government college .FOr this academic year if you want to  progress your study then go with private college else in my opinion put one extra effort one more time and improve a bit.I hope you difinitely grab a good marks and will get a seat in government college.