Medicine

Yes! It is important to pass the NEET exam in India to study MBBS Abroad. NEET stands for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test that assess your knowledge and ensures you are eligibile to pursue medical studies in Canada. Other than this, students need to pass MCAT exam. It is an entrance exam required for admission to medical colleges in the USA and Canada.

Note: As per the National Medical Commission (NMC), NEET is mandatory for Indian students who wish to study MBBS abroad. It is mandatory, to be eligible to study medicine overseas and register as a doctor in India later on.

Important dates for the NEET registration examination for admission blde University MBBS programme for year 2025 is expected to be may 4 2025 for NEET UG and for NEET SS is expected to be held on March 29 and 30 and 2025 for the eligibility criteria to give the entrance test  and have a minimum 50% marks in 10 + 2.

The need cut off for the Bijapur medical College which is also known as blde University for general category student is the 291 marks while SC/ST/OBC student must scored a minimum 257 marks and for general PwBD minimum 274 marks is required to admission in Blde University . In 2024 round one closing rank was a 263955 and last round closing rank was185331 mostly you have to score the average rank around 1 Lacs to 150000 so you can get admission easily.

The candidate must be 17 years old and should have passed the class 10+2 with the subject physics, chemistry and biology. For a general category student, the marks aggregate must be a minimum of 50% in PCB and for the students of reserved categories (ST/SC/OBC), students must have a minimum aggregate of 40% in their PCB subjects. Also, the candidate must have appeared for and qualified the NEET exam. At the end, candidate can simply appear for the counselling process conducted by Karnataka Examination Authority and should complete all the necessary admission formalities as per declared by the institute. 

Yes, you can pursue a PhD in Medicine without taking the NEET. NEET is specifically required for undergraduate medical courses like MBBS and BDS, and it is not a prerequisite for PhD programs. 

For a PhD in Medicine, you typically need to meet the eligibility requirements set by the specific institution or program, which often includes having a relevant postgraduate degree, research experience, or meeting certain academic criteria. 

PhD in Medicine and MBBS serve different purposes and are not directly comparable, as they cater to different career paths. 

An MBBS is a medical degree focused on clinical practice, allowing graduates to become doctors and provide patient care. On the other hand, a PhD in Medicine is centred around research and academic inquiry, often leading to roles in medical research, teaching, or pharmaceutical development. 

While an MBBS enables direct interaction with patients and clinical problem-solving, a PhD opens doors to advancing medical knowledge, developing new treatments, and contributing to innovations in healthcare. 

No, you cannot directly pursue a PhD in Medicine after completing your MBBS, as it requires candidates to have a PG degree (MD/MS) or a Master's degree in a relevant field. 

MBBS is considered a professional undergraduate degree, and a higher level of specialisation is typically needed to meet the eligibility criteria for research-based doctoral programs. 

However, you can explore integrated MD-PhD programs or gain relevant qualifications to become eligible for a PhD in Medicine in the future.

Hi, given below are the top recruiters for top Medical colleges in India accepting NEET along with their average placement package and the top recruiters:

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Hi, it can be said that studying at top Medical colleges in India accepting NEET can be affordable as most of the colleges have an average fee under 1 lakh:

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