Hello,

It totally relies on the exam centre administrators as to how thoroughly or severely they are screening/frisking applicants upon entry. In packed centres, for example, they frequently just let students leave after screening the most crucial ones.

Therefore, it would be best for you to obtain a colour printout

Hello,

They won't deny your application for the NEET test, however I'm not sure. Don't be concerned about this. But a little smudging is OK; otherwise, problems may arise. They may attempt to make you look foolish about this, but you must watch out so that you don't become upset.

Hello

Aspirant

Firstly Calm down yourself, Don't think about anything. If your syllabus is not completed yet, I suggest you to take out previous years papers and if you already have them so, just revise them all

You have 1 day left and so revise it well and figure it

Hello,

There are two different ways to apply for a BSc in anaesthesia:

Direct admission :

Some Indian institutions provide direct admission based on marks. then choose the applicants based on their grade in the 12th grade. Candidates must apply first, and then institutes will choose candidates based on their

Hello Snehal,

As your NEET score is 270 out of 720, it's not possible for you to get B.Sc. Nursing Seat at Government Medical College, Nagpur.

The cut off for last year B.Sc. Nursing at Government Medical College, Nagpur was around AIR 3 Lakh.

For more details about B.Sc. Nursing

Hello Shalini,

First of all congratulations that you are eligible enough to get at least a Government Medical College for MBBS.

See, if you don't want to study for NEET all over again for 1 Year, then you should surely go for this newly established medical college.

But, if you

hlwo Aspirant

hope you're doing good

well you have to secure atleast 50% in NEET to get good government college for MBBS.

as i don't know your category but for SC/ST/OBC 40 percentile is must to get government college and for General/PWD atleast 45 percentile is needes to get a