Hello. DNB course is a 2 year long course preferred by doctors who have successfully completed their post graduate residency and want to take admission in Post diploma DNB courses.

Eligibilty criteria- candidates must have passed the final examination leading to the award of PG Diploma. Candidates already pursuing their

Greetings Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well. I see that you have scored 480 marks in your neet examination. And you have a dam affected certificate. As there is dam affected reservation in Maharashtra there are little chances for you to get a government seat for MBBS in Maharashtra.

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Yes you can take admission in B. Pharmacy and prepare for NEET 2022. If you get admission in MBBS or BAMS this year, you can leave B. Pharmacy. You don't need to pay full course fees.

But for that you need to work really hard and get 620+/720 in

Greetings Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well. I see that you have scored 475 marks in your neet examination. With the marks scored even with your reservation the chances are a bit low for you to get a government seat for MBBS. Anyways you could get a seat in

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There is no Jain quota in the NEET Examination as the reservation system followed is caste based and not religion based. However, there are universities in India which give special seats to the Jain religion students. These  universities are spread all over India and are given accreditation by

Hello Aspirant.

Hope you are doing well.

Yes, there are chances of you to get the admission in government medical college in UP WITH 422 marks. But cut off varies every year so maybe you'll get the admission because cut off depends upon various numbers of factors such as the

Hello aspirant,

You've to clear the eligibility first-

1. You must meet all the eligibility criteria such as

• Minimum age of 17
• Must have scored min 50% marks in physics, chemist,ry, and biology along with English as a compulsory subject.
• Must have scored qualifying marks in NEET.

2. Choose your favorable

Hello Aspirant,

See there are various medical colleges in Karnataka, some of them are private whereas some are government and cut-off also varies from colleges to colleges and also depending upon your domicile criteria. Let us discuss some conditions to make you more clear :-

If you are seeking admission