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Yes , you can do MBBS after BSc nursing but yes your admission will be on the basis of your 10 + 2 qualification and admission in MBBS is through Neet examination so you can appear in it if you fulfill its eligibility criteria provided below
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You can actually go for either of the options i. e giving examination of Physics and Chemistry in which you have failed or giving examination of all the five subjects. In both the cases you will be eligible for Neet examination as private candidates are eligible for Neet 2021
After 10th, you must start preparing for NEET Exam after your 12th.
For NEET, you need to answer sections in Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
Assuming you are a General Category Aspirant, You need to get atleast 580-600/720 to secure a seat in MBBS at one of the Good Government or
Hello aspirant,
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For MBBS/BDS scholarship Aspirant MBBS students have to appear for entrance Test like -NEST senior,SCMCI,India,Students Foundation.
The eligibility for this scholarship entrance test is student will have to get the rank between 1000 for MBBS and 5000 for BDS.
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Hi Aspirant,
Homepathy is not equal to MBBS.It is a bachelor degree type and it comes under Allied health sciences or AYUSH.It is completely different from MBBS and you have to deal with homepathic way of treating and also with various medicine types from natural source.The duration of the course
See there are no mentions/ official documents available regarding such cases. So I would request you to contact the officials of the organization that will issue your certificate. I think they will guide you out.
Sorry for your inconvenience.
All the very best for your future endeavors!
First of all there is no sectional cutoff in NEET examination that means there is no separate cut off for each physics chemistry and Biology in NEET examination ,there is only overall cutoff so it is completely ok even if you get 150 marks in biology and in chemistry
Yes, you are eligible for Neet examination even if you are in second year of your BHMS and yes if you manage to qualify Neet examination and get a seat in MBBS then you can leave your BHMS seat and can get admission in MBBS
This is because, There
Predicting the marks required to get a seat in a government medical college is quite difficult but when we go through previous year trends then
We don't have Neet 2020 data yet but In neet 2019 , 526 marks for general category was the cut off marks/ lowest marks
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