Medicine and Allied Sciences
Hi,
Every private medical college has three categories of seats.
-Government quota-where only candidates holding the state domicile can seek admission in.
-Management quota-For admission into these seats you need to directly contact the college.
-NRI quota.
The UP private medical colleges do have government quota seats. As for the
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Yes , you can add ESIC college in ALL INDIA 15% quota because this quota is valid for each and every medical college across the country. There are few candidates who have IP quota , rest students are without IP quota. And there are no restrictions on addition
Hi aspirant,
The answer is YES. you can pursue m.sc in medical imaging after completing b.sc in radiology. Choosing the specialization in the course is upto the individual candidate and you can very well do your specialization in ultrasound technology. The specialization that you have chosen is a good choice
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With the marks that you have mentioned you have possibilities of getting a seat in private medical college of Karnataka . As you have mentioned that you don't have a domicile of Karnataka then you have to apply under management quota in order to secure a seat in private
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Hello.
If you really don't have an income certificate then don't panic as there are other option available which are there in place of that which need to be fulfilled in place of that . On the other hand you can get directly into it.
All the best
Hello Parvez,
It'll be very helpful if you can provide me with the details or name of the college in which you are looking for admission, as every college have different tuition fees and hostel & mess charges.
Otherwise, you can also check all these details by visiting the official
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