NEET PG

The MD selection procedure at SCTIMST, Trivandrum, is conducted based on NEET-PG scores. Applicants must achieve at least the minimum qualifying percentile on the NEET-PG test to be considered for admission to SCTIMST's MD programs. For the General category, the NEET-PG cutoff percentile is 50th; for the SC/ST/OBC and General-PH categories, it is 40th and 45th, respectively. To be admitted to postgraduate medical programs, all medical graduates must pass the National Board of Examinations (NBE) NEET-PG exam. To be admitted to postgraduate medical programs, all medical graduates must pass the National Board of Examinations (NBE) NEET-PG exam. The exam consists of 200 multiple-choice questions, and the maximum marks are 800.

Gujarat University grants admission to MD/ MS courses through NEET PG scores followed by NEET PG Counselling. Gujarat University cutoff for NEET PG Round 1 seat allotment for top courses was 312 for MD in General Medicine 387 for MD in Radiology, 1628 for MD in Paediatrics, 1529 for MS in General Surgery for the General category candidates belonging to All India Quota.

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), conducts NEET PG counselling across various rounds and categories. Tabulated below are the closing ranks for the Last Round for Gujarat University cut off 2023 for the General category (All India) students for top courses:

Jindal School of Public Health and Human Development (JSPHHD) has a holistic selection process for their MPH program, meaning they consider multiple factors beyond just entrance exam scores. Here's a breakdown of the key elements:

• Entrance Exams:
  • GRE: Generally preferred for the general MPH track. Aim for competitive scores in verbal and quantitative reasoning sections.
  • GMAT: Accepted for applicants with relevant professional backgrounds in healthcare or management.
  • Specialized MPH tracks might have specific exam preferences. Refer to the JSPHHD website for details.
• Academic Performance: Strong undergraduate grades in relevant subjects like science,  statistics,  or social sciences are preferred.
• Statement of Purpose: A compelling essay showcasing your passion for public health,  career goals,  and how JSPHHD aligns with your aspirations.
• Letters of Recommendation: Strong letters from individuals familiar with your academic abilities and work ethic.
• Relevant Experience: Volunteer work,  internships,  or research projects in public health fields demonstrate your commitment and add value to your application.
• Interview: In some cases,  JSPHHD might conduct interviews with shortlisted candidates to assess their communication skills,  critical thinking,  and overall suitability for the program.

No, Jindal School of Public Health and Human Development (JSPHHD) does not accept NEET PG scores for admission to its Master of Public Health (MPH) program. The MPH programme focuses on public health research, policy, and practice, distinct from the clinical focus of NEET PG.

JSPHHD considers various factors for MPH admissions, including:

• Undergraduate academic record: Strong performance in relevant subjects like biology,  statistics,  and social sciences is preferred.
• Entrance exams: JSPHHD might require scores from standardized tests like GRE or GMAT,  depending on the chosen specialization.
• Statement of purpose and letters of recommendation: These showcase your motivation,  interests,  and potential fit for the program.
• Work experience: Relevant public health or healthcare experience can strengthen your application.

For specific admission requirements and application procedures, consult the official website of JSPHHD or contact their admissions office directly. They can provide accurate and up-to-date information about the criteria and application process for the MPH program.