Hi Asmita, 

Yes, you have to submit a notarised non-judicial bond at the time of your final admission in any government or private medical colleges of West bengal.

The bond is generally of 1lac to more depending upon the institute's norms.

This bond it is mentioned at of you refused

Hello aspirant , well with this score it is very difficult to get a seat in Government medical colleges, even good private medical college's cutoff have gone high. In OBC category as well student need to score atleast 435+ in order to get seat. Marks versus rank scenario has changed

Dear student till now there is no upper age limit in NEET. So the basic eligibility criteria for age - 

Minimum Age Requirement:Candidates must have completed 17 years as on December 31, 2020.

Maximum Age Limit :There is no upper age limit till the Supreme Court passes its judgement on

Hy gokul, 

Cracking neet is a very important step in career in todays generation for becoming a doctor. 

So, according to your marks given above, your rank is not at all bad. There are few criterial which are-

Hello there. To get all the information regarding NEET MDS please visit the given link below as it will provide you with all the information.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-mds-exam-pattern

Hy gaurav, 

According to the your marks mentioned, you definitely did really well in neet. 

But seats being less lessen the chances to get in mbbs as competition is too higher specially in state like Rajasthan.

As your rank is 3260, and already all rounds are almost over, the chnaces

hello aspirant !!

please mention the complete information about which exam you are asking this .

i am assuming that you are looking forward for jossa -2019 .

well there is nothing like fixed data about this seats difference may differ acc to the allotment process

so its purely dynamic

Hello Harshveen Kaur,

With your NEET Score that is 570 and your A ll India Rank 16215, and also your General Categorisation, you have chances to pursue medical seat in the below listed Government colleges of Uttar Pradesh.

• Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Memorial Medical College, Kanpur.
• Sarojini Naidu Medical College.
• Motilal

No the National medical corporation bill is for pg

It's only for pg. It's not for undergraduate that is MBBS 

AIIMS and NEET are separate exams and the admission process is entirely different.

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/aiims-mbbs

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet