Dear Mridul, because JIPMER will conduct its admission through NEET exam, NEET's syllabus will be the syllabus that you need to prepare for.

NEET syllabus:

The Syllabus for Physics Includes:

Physical World and Measurement

Kinematics

Laws of Motion

Work, Energy and Power

Motion of System of Particles and Rigid body

Dear Mridul, if you look at Institutions like AFMC and other Medical Institutions that conduct admissions based on their NEET score, it can be assumed that AIIMS and JIPMER might follow the same. This is just an assumption. Now if you look at AFMC , it releases its own cut

Hello Priya,

Yes, you need to fill separate application form for Diplomate in National Board PG MBBS and NEET PG.The admission in DNB PG is on the basis of NEET PG.So a candidate must give NEET PG.The application for DNB PG will be available from November, 2019.And NEET PG exam

Dear Aspirant,

Both of the branches are polar opposite to each other and if you have interest in computer and software technologies, then go for IT, or better go for CSE.

However, if you are interested in technologies used in agriculture and all the chemical involved in the process then

National Medical Commission Bill 2019: NEXT – the MBBS Exit Test to be implemented under the NMC Bill, will replace the NEET PG Exam in the next three years, as clarified by Union Health Minister. By 2022, NEXT will replace the NEET PG Exam. I hope your query has been

B.Sc. Aviation pass-outs can don various roles, such as- mechanic (aircraft design, manufacturing and maintenance), pilot, flight attendant, air traffic controller, cargo manager and airport ground operations manager. Many flying schools in India are offering B.Sc. Aviation Degree + flying training.

Dear Sofiya, once your brother completes his 3 year Polytechnic diploma or its equivalent course, he can study AMIE. It is an B.Tech Level course recognised by all State Governments and can be done through Correspondence. That way he can work with his Diploma degree and also upgrade his Academic