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With a rank of 165586 in AIQ and category UR - PwD , your chances of getting a government medical seat through All India Quota counselling are significantly better to the general category because of the Pwd reservation benefits

1.See 5 % seats are reserved for Pwd candidates across all categories in medical colleges so for you competition will be less which will increase your chances of securing a seat

2.At your rank it may be difficult in top tier government medical colleges but you may still have a chance in less demanded government colleges depending on cutoff trends

3.Apart from AIQ you should also apply for your state quota counselling (if eligible)  where chances could be higher as states also implement Pwd reservation

Visit the link for more help :- https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-2025-pwd-reservation-and-admission-process-for-mbbs

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Hello! If you selected “None” while creating your APAAR ID and forgot to mention CBSE as your institution, it may cause issues later when linking your academic records or applying for exams and scholarships that require school details. It’s important that your APAAR ID correctly reflects your institution to avoid verification problems. You should log in to the portal and update your profile to select CBSE as your school. If the system doesn’t allow editing, contact your school’s administration or the APAAR support team immediately so they can correct it for you.

Hello! In your case, since the final year marksheet from Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh University, Aligarh shows the examination date instead of the result declaration or passing date, it can create issues while filling application forms. The best approach is to request a corrected or revised marksheet from the university. You can contact the Examination or Academic Section and explain that the passing date or result declaration date is required for official purposes. Alternatively, you can also ask for an official certificate or provisional certificate mentioning the actual date of passing, which can be used while filling application forms.

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To get admission in M.Sc. For Clinical Embryology at AIIMS, you must have a relevant graduation degree with at least 60 percent marks. The process starts with online registration around April, followed by an entrance exam in June. Results are declared in July, and eligible candidates go through counselling rounds. Seat allotment is based on merit, and selected candidates must report with documents and fees. The course is highly competitive, so early preparation is key.

Hi,

For AIIMS MSc Clinical Embryology / Reproductive Biology, the process is:

1. Entrance Exam – AIIMS conducts its own entrance test for PG programs (usually in June).

2. Eligibility – You need a B.Sc degree in Biology/Allied sciences (Biotech, Zoology, Biochem, Microbiology, etc.) OR MBBS/BDS. Minimum 55% marks.

3. Application – Fill online at aiims website.

4. Selection – Admission is based purely on entrance exam rank.

5. Counselling/Seat Allocation – Shortlisted students attend online counselling, and seats are allotted as per merit.

So, direct admission isn’t possible. You must clear the AIIMS PG entrance.

All the best!

Hi Priya,

For admission into M.Sc in Reproductive Biology and Clinical Embryology, you will have to meet some eligibility criteria.

- A bachelor degree in biology-related discipline.

- A minimum of 60% in AIIMS Entrace Test for general category and minimum of 55% for SC/ST categories.

Admission Process:

- Fill in the application form and pay the fees for appl ication.

- Attend the Computer Based Examination online. The exam has 90 multiple choice questions and the duration is 90 minutes, with negative marking.

- After the results are out, there will be two rounds of Counselling. And, seats will be allocated based on merit.

All the best!

your career plan is valid as it provide knowledge which is relevant to become ips officer but you need to prepare for other subjects too because UPSC's ips broad syllabus includes Indian governance and current affairs too.

I advice to choose b.a in psychology in india as this avoids the need for an equivalency certificate after your graduation from canadian universities from the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) that is mandatory for foreign degrees.

But still if you want to prefer canadian degree then you can consider Simon Fraser University and the University of Windsor which offer a combined degree B.A. in Psychology and Criminology.

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You didn’t enter your last name, but the system is still showing your full name with a last name.

This may be due to auto-fill or system default based on previous data or your ID proof. If all your official documents have only your first name, this mismatch could cause problems later. Even after re-registering, the issue remains indicating it's a system-level problem. You should immediately email the IBPS helpdesk with your registration number and valid ID proof to get it corrected.