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whats the merit cutoff for adukampaarai govt medical college for BC

Rupanjali Akula 22nd Apr, 2019

Hi John, hope you are doing well, here is the answer to your question the merit cutoff for adukampaarai government medical college in Vellore for BC Category is that you should get 45% of the total marks that means you need to get 320+ to get admission in adukampaarai government

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para medical fees payment process

Shagufa Zareen Student Expert 15th Apr, 2019

Dear Rahul,

Paramedical medical colleges offer three or four years of Bachelor courses. And for the fees payment process is mostly semester wise. And for three years there is 6 semester and for 4 years there is 8 semester and for each semester you have to to pay the fee

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I got 76% marks in 12th with non medical stream from cbse . I scored 71 marks in maths . Can i got admission in GNDU for bsc maths honours.

Aditi amrendra Student Expert 25th May, 2019
Hello,


To be eligible, candidates who have passed Senior Secondary Certificate (10+2) examination with a minimum aggregate of 50% for the General category and 45% for SC/ST categories from Punjab School Education Board with Mathematics as one of the Elective Subjects. or Any other examination with a minimum aggregate of
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I got 76% marks in 12th with non medical stream from cbse . Can i got admission in any delhi college for bsc

Raashi Kohli 25th May, 2019

Hi, all B.Sc courses in DU require the candidate to have studied and include physics,chemistry, mathematics, biology/biotechnology in best of four as per eligibility criterias of different B.Sc courses. So if you are not from science stream or havent passed in these subjects with a minimum 50% aggregate in your

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How can i apply to afmc if i got cut off marks??? When they release forms for same??

Gavanksha Student Expert 25th May, 2019

Hello aspirant,  

In case you are interested for AFMC Pune, you would be required to register and apply for AFMC, Pune on DGHS website (mcc.nic.in) ahead of the counselling. The window to register would be opened after the declaration of NEET 2019 results by NTA. Students need not register separately

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sir i got 60% in my 12th and can i get medical seat in india and iam st category

Shagufa Zareen Student Expert 15th Apr, 2019

Dear Srinivas,


To get admission via All India quota you have to qualify the NEET exam irrespective of your caste category. For this, you have to appear for the exam after your 10+2. You 10+2 result is not only the deciding factor for you get a medical college you have

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It was told the admit card will be available today 15-April-2019, but i dont see a link to download. Was it really released today? any help.

ruchika.chauhan Expert 15th Apr, 2019

Hello


Considering your query is about NEET UG admit card, it has been mentioned that National Testing Agency (NTA) will issue the NEET 2019 admit card on April 15, 2019 in online mode. Admit card has not been issued yet officiallly. You can go through the link below and stay

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how can i calculate percentage for jee main?

Prabhakar Pradeep 15th Apr, 2019

JEE Main Normalization: What Is Percentile Score

Percentile scores, basically, tells you how you have performed relative to all other candidates who appeared for the exam. It is not the same as your percentage score. While the percentage score tells you the percentage of the total marks or maximum marks

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I cleared my supplementry exam and I got 52% in 2018 Can I take AIIMS exam in 2019

priyaankasarkar Student Expert 15th Apr, 2019
Dear Chandru, for being eligible for AIIMS, you shpuld have completed your 10+2 with a minimum aggregate of 60% in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English alone. It is 45% for PWD, 50% for SC, ST and 60% for General Category and OBC. So your aggregarte should be 45%, 50% and
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Sir I took 43percentage in 12 I desire medical how can i

Hrishikesh Das 15th Apr, 2019
You need to start focusing on competitive examination specially NEET a for MBBS admissions in all medical colleges except aiims and JIPMER. The preparation strategy is mostly smart study with regular practising of MCQs and time management. The school curriculum is different and is subjective based. So daily practice MCQs
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