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3 years ago
In-service quota applies to individuals who have volunteered for service in tribal and rural areas for a minimum of 5 years. The main reason of introducing the in-service quota was because, candidate were not able to work and at the same time update their knowledge and compete with other general mer

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New answer posted•3 years ago

What is the fees at SNS College for B.Sc in operation theatre?

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Asked by Gayathri
Bapan Mondal
3 years ago
The average course fees for Diploma in Anaesthesia ranges from INR 50,000 to INR1,50,000 lakh.

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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
Most medical institutions are okay with a little bit of visible body ink, as long as it's not offensive. Non-visible tattoos are almost always allowed. If your tattoo is not exposed, or it could easily be covered, you'll rarely have problems with the upper management, even if they know about it

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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
Private medical colleges, after filling up their ranked seats, tend to work on a basis of marks+first come first serve basis. This allows admission for people with unfortunately low grades. I hope you'll get admission in your desired private college.

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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
600 marks may get you a seat in state quota but not from AIQ, at least for government colleges. But many private colleges do have subsidized seats for the ones who score good but didn't get into any government colleges.

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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
Divide your topics into the one you are sure of, the ones you need to revise, and then ones you need to learn again. The first category just revise once in every three days. The second, once every day. The third should be solidified. Keep arranging your topics accordingly.

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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
Any college for MBBS is more or less the same, it's just the reputation. It is recommended that NCERT should be followed only for NEET as it is sufficient to get you a good college. Don't indulge in other material that make even the simpler things go above your head.

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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
GMCH Chandigarh, being on the rise, has seen its cutoff go from 1k to now 350 ranks and above for general category.
The state quota for GMCH Chandigarh is now even more prestigious due to the stern eligibility rules. Students scoring above 570 have been given seats in MBBS via state quota.

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New answer posted•3 years ago

What is the fees for MBBS in India?

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Asked by Shruti
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3 years ago
It depends on your scoring and preferences. Government aided colleges are much cheaper than private colleges. AIIMS gives you admission in under 10,000, other government colleges require not much higher, whereas private colleges seek more than INR 50 Lacs in the entire course of MBBS.

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3 years ago
Offline tests are important in a way that it gives you a feel of OMR sheet filling. There have been many cases where marks have been lost due to improper OMR filling, so practice of filling these sheets is necessary, atleast from 1 month before the examination.

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