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National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Post Graduate

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nondomicile states for neet pg statequota counselling

Pankhuri Kumari 2nd Mar, 2020
Hii Shriprakash!
Most of the states in India allow admissions to non domicile holders for NEET UG as well as NEET PG. The think is that the domicile holders are preferred more and have more seats. The non domicile holders have only a chance of 15-20% seats. You need to
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please suggest pros and cons of dnb ctvs 6 years course

Prashant Kumar Pandey 13th Nov, 2020

Hello aspirant,

Summarizing the pros and cons according to me :

Pros

  1. No confusion after primary specialization, no entrance tests again; you can just tough it out for 6 years, after which you are a superspecialist
  2. DNB is in private hospitals, where you can see best practices and newest procedures
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Sir, My NEET PG rank is 39300 and wish to take admission in MD(O&G) Please recommend any best Private college. Regards Ajay

Sanjit 19th Mar, 2020

If you are interested in taking admission in NEET pg  in the year 2020-2021 thru counseling and mangment seat contact this number 9667169829

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open state for counselling under govt state quota as per neet pg rank

Animesh Vats Student Expert 2nd Mar, 2020

Hi,

Well your question does not seem clear. If you can tell me precisely what you want to know, whether you want to know about state quota or all india quota open counseling. Then I will be able to answer better to you and you will be able to understand

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if I have alloted govt.medical in round 1 unfortunately i couldnt take admition in allotted college can I participate in round 2 Al india neet pg 2020 councelling

iammohdshareef 10th Apr, 2020
Hello,
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Yes, you can. If the previous alloted college has cancelled your admission due to a particular reason, you can participate in remaining 2 counseling, but see that you won't loose a chance again, as there will be many students waiting in a queue for admissions. So, chances may
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