Dear Aspirant, the BHMS course has a compulsion tenure of 5.5 years. The degree of 5.5 years is taken into consideration. It includes compulsory rotatory internship of 1 year after passing the final exam. So there is a chance the college is not including the internship period. You can check

Hello student! Kindly mention the exact page you are referring too. If you have mentioned the NEET counselling application page, and it still shows not proceeding, there might be issues with your network. Kindly check if it has been submitted before retrying because if you fill the form again and

Hello student as per the eligibility criteria only female candidates who've passed class 12 examination with physics, Chemistry and biology are eligible to appear in AFMC. Class 12 appearing students are not eligible so you can't fill applications Form this year.

For more details refer to the link mentioned below

I too have given the college name wrong. please give any answer.

Hello Anjali! When I tried the MCC website isn't showing any error. The problem might be with your network connection or sometimes because of heavy traffic on the site. If you try logging in so many times at once, the site many crash. Make sure that the password you provide

Dear aspirant,

As AIQ COUNSELING and Maharastra counselling is conducted by different counseling body. As AIQ is conducted by MCC Maharashtra counseling will be conducted by its own state. As now AIQ registration for first round had been started so state counseling will be also starting very soon. Keep checking

Dear Applicant,

I hope you are doing well.

You should wait for sometimes. These portals can be abit hectic due to the load they need to cover up.

If possible after some time try to open from someone else's phone with a different network.

Or try logging in from a

Hello,

Do not worry the NEET AIQ counselling registration has started from October 28, 2020 from 3pm onwards so the problem you are facing might be because of the glitches or the details you have entered are incorrect. So we would suggest you to double check the details. Also do

Yes, you may. It may not be possible at all institutions, but some do enable individuals to pursue M.Tech after completing their M.Sc.

A Bachelor's Degree in any relevant Engineering stream, or an MCA or M.Sc. in a related field, with a minimum aggregate of 55 to 60% or comparable