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what if i done my postgraduation in medicine in India and then i want to practice in australia?

Apurva anand 10th Oct, 2019

Hello Hemisha, Technically you can practice in australia after doing PG in medicine from india. But you need to go for a training of 24 months in order to be able to practice as a doctor in australia. This will not mean that you have been registered as a specialist

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I got 96 marks in jenpauh and my rank is 3580 in general category. Will i be able to get admission in any other course except nursing?

Neha Student Expert 27th Jul, 2019

Hi Arish,

I am very sorry to say that you have very low chances of getting admission for B.Sc Nursing on the basis of this JENPAUH rank.

The seats are very less in comparison to your rank. The seat distribution is as follow-

West Bengal B.Sc Nursing Colleges List:

Government

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I am getting 159k rank crl and 17k rank EWS with 86.01 percentile. Can I get IP University with army quota

manisha.gupta 1st Aug, 2019

Hello Suresh,

It would be difficult to tell you the exact, IPU CET second round seat allotment has been announced, I hope you have checked it & allotted the seat successfully. You can also go through with the given below link for the reference.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ipu-cet-seat-allotment

Good Luck!

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I got 68percentile in mains ans 70 percent in 12 please suggest me college

Yogita Punjabi 2nd May, 2019
Hello Yash

Based on your percentile score of JEE Mains, you can get admission in private colleges. As your percentile is too low to get into any government college. So to know your chances of admission as per your scored percentile, use the college predictor tool- the link of which
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How much will marks in hindi and english?

Debosmitha Bhattacharyya Student Expert 23rd Dec, 2018

Hello Kundan,

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