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    Hello aspirant,

    It's quite difficult to predict that whether you will get  seat or not as  cut off marks/rank for medical colleges keeps changing every year  depending upon various factors like  number of students that appeared in the exam, kind of marks obtained by them , toughness level of the

    Hi. SS medical college in Rewa was established in 1963 and is among the oldest government institutes in Madhya Pradesh, with a good clinical exposure as it is affiliated with Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Hospital and Gandhi Memorial Hospital- the biggest hospital of Vindhya region. Colleges will only get their All

    Hi Aspirant,

    MCA admissions in India are based on the national level as well as state-level entrance exams. Apart from the entrance exam-based admission in the MCA course, there is a provision for direct admission also.

    NIMCET is the national level exam for MCA in India and there are several

    Hello there ,

    Hope you are doing well . As per your NEET 2021 AIR,I assume your NEET marks 525+. At this score getting a government MBBS or BDS seat through AIQ isn't possible despite you having an OBC  category.

    Now,as you mentioned that you have a domicile for the

    Hello. For a career in journalism, I suggest you earn a 2 year master's degree in Journalism and mass communication from USA itself. You may also do an internship in India before, for exposure. Yes, the candidate must must give ielts or toefl. For ielts, you must score a band

    Hey,

    The qualifying percentile for the general category for NEET MDS 2021 is 50th percentile with a score of 259 and for SC, ST and OBC category it is 40th percentile with 227 marks. Candidates belonging to the PwD category should have secured a score of 243 marks with 45th

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    Yes, pharm D is allowed in india. It is equivalent to MBBS in respect. Pharm. D stands for doctor of pharmacy and a person with pharm. D degree can put Dr. Prefix to their name.

    If you pursue MD after pharm. D you can do surgeries as well.

    All the

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    Congratulations for this amazing AIR in such a huge competition.

    It will depend on your category, if you belong to general , OBC Or EWS category, sorry but you cannot get selected for VMMC delhi but if you belong to SC or ST category you have good chances to

    Greetings Aspirant,

    I hope you are doing well. I see that you have scored 518 marks. With the marks scored there are chances for you to get a seat in private colleges through management These are few of the best colleges in India.

    1. KMC Manglore- Kasturba Medical College, Manglore,

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