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Yes, you can join PG (MD/MS) in private colleges of other states through management quota. Here are the points:

• You must qualify NEET PG exam.

• Apply through MCC for deemed universities or state counseling for private colleges.

• Some states like Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu allow outside students.

• Keep

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Despite the obstacles you face, it's fantastic that you're working toward your goal of becoming a doctor.  Your perseverance is incredibly admirable!  Yes, you are eligible to pursue an MBBS under the Person with Disability (PWD) category even though you have a 40% low vision disability.  The inclusion

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Pursuing medical studies or MBBS in the USA or Australia can be a bit complex, but I'll break down the steps for you:

USA:

1. *Undergraduate degree*: Complete a bachelor's degree in a science-related field (e.g., biology, chemistry, or physics) from an accredited US institution.

2. *MCAT*: Take

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Here is the link to answer key for ISC Biology exam :- ISC Class 12 Biology 2025 Answer Key

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There are no other exams now in India other than neet ug to pursue mbbs either from aiims, government colleges or private colleges. You have to appear in neet ug to pursue mbbs.

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If you are hoping to do MBBS , then don't waste time and start preparing for NEET from now itself so that you crack NEET 2026 with flying colours.

A small overview of NEET,

it consists of 180 questions and full marks of 720. You need to study only the

For MBBS admission, it is important that the names on your documents match to avoid any issues during the verification process. Since your mother’s name is listed as Asha on your documents and Ashabai on her Aadhaar and PAN card, this inconsistency could lead to confusion.

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Yes, someone who failed in mathematics can still pursue an MBBS degree, as long as they pass their 12th grade with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology and meet the other eligibility criteria for NEET-UG.

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To secure admission in semi-government medical colleges for an MBBS seat under the SC category through the All India Quota (AIQ), aiming for a NEET score between 400 and 450 is advisable. This range is based on recent trends and cutoffs .

However, cutoffs can vary each year due