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Hritik Awasthi

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Admission to this programme is based on either merit or a competitive admission exam. To apply for this programme, you must have a 10+2 level in Science (from any recognised board). The course pricing may differ depending on the institution. Candidate must have passed 10+2 from Tamil Nadu State board or equivalent examination with minimum 50% marks taken together in English, Physics Chemistry and Biology (40% in case of BC, MBC, SC/ST categories). Selection is based on NEET score followed by counselling and interview.

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Hritik Awasthi

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B.Sc Cardiac Technology is a three to four-year undergraduate degree program is a field of study in allied courses in medicine. Cardiac Technologists help physicians in the treatment and diagnosis of heart disorders. The course involves both theory and practicals. Throughout the course, students will learn about technical aspects of the cardiovascular system, emergency invasive procedures. The degree includes the study of human anatomy, biochemistry , physiology , blood banking , hematology , cardiac care technology, amongst others. To pursue B.Sc in Cardiac Technology, students must have 10+2 in the Science field with Physics, Chemist
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Fatima Faridi

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It is difficult to get a government college with 436 numbers. But you might get private college for BDS or B.A. MS.

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Geetanshi Dang

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It completely depends upon the NEET UG cut off of that year. For government colleges you have to score really well above 500 and so, but for private colleges, the score around 150 can work.

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Geetanshi Dang

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The cut off for general category is 4042, for OBC 68411, for EWS 5551, for SC 34449 and for ST 49612.

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Geetanshi Dang

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The admission in MBBS in SMS is totally depends upon the cut off of NEET score for that college in that year. But you can take an idea from the last two year cut off for OBC candidates that is 670 in 2021 and 671 in 2022.

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Shuvam Samadarshee Mohapatra

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No, transfer is not allowed from one medical college to another once classes have started.

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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student

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To pursue an MD course in alternative medicine, you need to fulfill certain eligibility criteria and follow a specific admission process. The exact procedure may vary depending on the college or university you choose, but the general steps to apply for the MD course in alternative medicine are as follows:Check the eligibility criteria: You need to have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, such as Ayurveda, Siddha, Homeopathy, or Unani, from a recognised university to be eligible for the MD course in alternative medicine. You should also have a valid score in the entrance exam for the specific course. Research colleges and universit
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Shuvam Samadarshee Mohapatra

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Yes, you can definitely do that, but do make sure there is no bond agreement done during admission in B.A. MS or else you need to pay the bond fine to take TC and take admission in medical college.

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