Hi,

Can't promise you or 100% sure but yes, there is a chance of you to get MD general medicine because if we observe last years AIQ cut off which is 4924 in 2020 and 5052 in 2019 so there is a chance.

If you want to know more about previous year category cutoffs , top colleges cutoffs please check the given link - https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off

You can also predict your college through the given link - https://www.careers360.com/question-hii-am-scoring-around-530-marks-in-neet-and-am-an-sc-student-will-i-be-able-to-get-into-a-good-government-medical-college

Hope this will help you.

Good luck !

Hi aspirant, local universities benefit from foreign tie-ups with reputed foreign universities and following are the benefits of that;

• 1. The Exchange of Intellectual Ideas
• 2. Faculty interaction, and academic activities
• 3. Lucrative for Indian Students
• 4. Access to a Richer and Diverse Breed of Students.
• 5. Better Campus Placement Results

Thank You.

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yes, freeship card is accepting most of all the indian colleges.

Hello there!

Hope you are doing fine.

Dr. title is given to any candidate who have completed Ph.D in any of the discipline.

But if you are asking for Doctor who treats people from various diseases, you need to do any of the courses like MBBS, BAMS, BHMS, BDS, Psychology, physiotherapy, etc.

Out of these courses, admission in physiotherapy and Psychology can be taken without clearing NEET.

Hope it helps.

Stay safe.

Good luck.

Hello there
Here is the syllabus off B.A. Psychology .
FIRST YEAR :
* Introduction to psychology (Theory+Practical)
* Statistical Methods of psychology Research-I (Theory- Tutorial)
* Biopsychology(Theory+Tutorial)
* Psychological of Individual Difference (theory+Practical)
* Environmental Science
*English Communication
* GE-1
* GE-2
SECOND YEAR:
*Development of Psychology thought (Theory+Tutorial)
* Psychological Research (Theory+Practical)
* Social Psychology (Theory+Tutorial)
* Understanding Psychological Disorders (Theory+Practical)
*Statistical Methods for Psychological Research-II (Theory+Tutorial)
*Applied Social Psychology (Theory+Practical )
*AEEC-1
* AEEC-2
* GE-3
*GE-4
THIRD YEAR
*Understanding and Dealing with psychological disorders (Theory+Practical)
*Development Psychological (Theory+Practical)
*Organizational Behaviour (Theory+practical)
*Counselling psychology (Theory+ Practical)
*DSE-1
*DSE-2
*DSE-3
* DSE-4

General Electives:(With theory+practical)

Psychology and Media

General Psychology

Psychology at Work

Inter-group Relations

Psychology at Work

Psychology for Health and Well-being

Youth Psychology

Youth, Gender and Identity

(AEEC):Ability Enhancement Elective Courses (With Theory+Practical)

Effective Decision Making

Educational Psychology

Stress Management

Psychological Skills in organization

Emotional Intelligence

Selection and Training

Discipline-Specific Elective (DSE):(with theory+Practical)

Psychological Perspective in Education

Psychology of Disability

Cultural and Indigenous Psychology

Human Resource Management

Positive Psychology

Psychology of Peace

Community Psychology

Health Psychology

Project/Dissertation (VI Semester)

B.A.in Psychology Eligibility Criteria

•Candidates must have passed 10+2 with an aggregate of 50-55%  from a recognised board.Moreover, Candidates should have passed each and every subject.

Hello aspirant,

Could you please clarify the first part of your question? Anyhow, I have listed the colleges in India as well as abroad (without work experience).

Listed below are the top colleges in India that accept GMAT scores.

• IIM Ahmedabad
• IIM Indore
• IIM Calcutta
• IIM Bangalore and more.

The entire list of colleges is available here.

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-government-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-gmat

It is highly unlikely that MBA colleges accept candidates without prior experience. However, there are a few colleges that accept a candidate without any prior work experience. Usually, these colleges accept 15 years of education (12+3)

Please keep in mind the following things, before applying. As these colleges are not looking for work experience they factor in a lot of other things like:

• LOR- you need 2-3 good LOR's.
• A good GMAT score (the higher the better)
• Impeccable academic record. (overall consistency in grades) and a neat CV ( list all the skills but keep it brief)

Below are the colleges, attaching direct links for the same:

Gannon University, www.gannon.edu/

Seton Hall University, www.shu.edu/undergraduate-admissions/

Long Island University, www.liu.edu/

NYU stern school of business www.stern.nyu.edu/content/nyu-stern-school-of-business

The University of Dayton, https://udayton.edu/

Kansas state university, www.k-state.edu/

and more

Any which way I highly recommend you go through the article below as to why work experience is important for an MBA.

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/mba-work-experience

I hope this information helps!

Thank you and good luck!

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kindly visit the link...

https://www.careers360.com/question-list-of-colleges-offers-mbipc-course-in-andhra-pradesh