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Nishtha Chatterjee

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Homeopathy courses that can be pursued without NEET are mostly Diploma and certificate-level programs. These are suitable for students who wish to work in supportive roles within the field or gain foundational knowledge without becoming licensed practitioners.

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Mani Sahni

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Yes, you can pursue Homeopathy courses after 12th without NEET—but only for diploma or certificate-level courses. If you're aiming for the Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS), NEET is mandatory in India.

You can apply for short-term Diploma or Certificate courses in Homeopathy, usually offered by private institutes. These courses are not equivalent to BHMS and don't make you a licensed doctor.

However, for a full-fledged BHMS degree, NEET-UG is compulsory as per the regulations set by the Ministry of AYUSH and the National Commission for Homeopathy.

 

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Sonu Patel

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To get MBBS seat in AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences):

1.You should deliver NEET-UG exam – You can get admission in AIIMS for MBBS.
2.There isn't any separate examination for AIIMS now – AIIMS used to have its own entrance exam, but now it's merged with NEET in view that 2020.
3.NEET is carried out by NTA (National Testing Agency) – You must observe on-line and seem for this exam.
4.You want a completely excessive NEET score – AIIMS has only a few seats and really high cut-off marks.
5.After result, practice for counselling – You need to be part of All India counselling via MCC (Medical Counselling Committee).

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Baskaran M

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For NEET 2025:

- *Trousers*: Simple, plain, and light-colored (black is okay if plain).

- *Tops*: Light-colored, half-sleeved.

- *Footwear*: Slippers or sandals with low heels.

- *Accessories*: Avoid jewelry, watches, and metallic items.

Check the official NEET website for the latest dress code updates.

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Raushan Kumar

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Yes, all Indian students must appear for the NEET exam and secure the qualifying marks in order to pursue MBBS in Germany. Also, you must take up the TMS exam (Test for Medical Studies) to be eligible to pursue Medicine in Germany. You can also take up individual university entrance exam to pursue higher education in Medicine in a German university.

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Harsh Singh

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Yes, you can pursue your degree again as a private candidate even if you are already completed MA in that subject. Most open universities or distance learning programme institutions allow you to enroll in a second degree 

Study as a private or external student.

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