Dear aspirant hope you are doing well.

If NEET admit card 2018 is misplaced by any candidate, he/she are advised not to panic. The admit card of NEET UG can be downloaded as many times as need from the official website

Visit the official website of NTA NEET www.ntaneet.nic.in or Click on the admit card link mentioned above to download NEET UG admit card 2018 . 3. Enter your Roll Number followed by your Password, your D.O.B and your Security Pin to procure the admit card.

How to download the NEET 2018 Admit Card

• Click on the NEET Admit Card download link that will be available soon on the CBSE NEET UG 2018 website.
• Enter your registration number and date of birth, along with the security pin. ...
• You will be directed to declaration page, Tick the 'I accept' box and click 'Submit'

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If your board don't mentions the caste, for any of its students of class 12, then it won't create any problem. But if your board by error don't provided the caste to your 12th marksheet then it may cause a problem but this problems don't matters the most. So don't worry, if you have valid caste certificate, then you have nothing to worry about that. If you have you name & your parents name right in your marksheet, then you will not have to face any problem.

For more information regarding FMGE you can follow:

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Hello Aspirant,

The meeting was organized between private institutions and NMC on the latest order of NMC that states that" for 50% of the total sanctioned strength in private medical colleges as well as in deemed universities, the fee should be as same as the fee in the government medical colleges of that particular state and Union Territory ." This took place on February 11th 2022 in Bengaluru, and as per some media reports private medical colleges and deemed universities are upset with the decision so the discussions are being carried out on the required levels till now nothing has been implemented for this counselling session.

If any changes would be made to it then it would be informed by MCC or by the respective college. At this point of time the counselling process is same for all seats of deemed universities and government seats of private medical colleges.

You can directly apply for 2nd round from the link given below :-

https://mcc.nic.in/WebinfoUG/Page/Page?PageId=1&LangId=P

I hope this information helps you.

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Hello Aspirant,

See for new guidelines released by NMC jointly with GoI, the implementation dates are not decided yet so at this point of time there is no change in counselling process and it is same as it was for round 1st. Discussion is being carried out on certain levels for implementation of new guidelines according to which " for 50% of the total sanctioned strength in private medical colleges as well as in deemed universities, the fee should be as same as the fee in the government medical colleges of that particular state and Union Territory ."

If any changes would be made to it then it would be informed by MCC or by the respective college. At this point of time the counselling process is same for all seats of deemed universities and government seats of private medical colleges.

You can directly apply for 2nd round from the link given below :-

https://mcc.nic.in/WebinfoUG/Page/Page?PageId=1&LangId=P

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hi reader ,

yes 3 new government medical colleges got approval by NMC for the session 2021-22 . these are :

1) government medical college , Almora

2) government medical college , Sindhudurg

3) Government medical college , Chikkabalpur

i hope this helps

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Hello Aspirant,

As per the latest decision of NMC and Government of India, it has been decided that for 50% of the total sanctioned strength in private medical colleges as well as in deemed universities, the fee should be as same as the fee in the government medical colleges of that particular state and Union Territory.

But the counselling process is still same and till now no any new notification has been released by the competent authorities and if any changes would be made to it then it would be informed by MCC or by the respective college. At this point of time the counselling process is same for all seats of deemed universities and government seats of private medical colleges.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hi reader ,

the new rule by NMC regarding fees of private medical colleges state that

It has been decided that 50% of all private colleges seats of Medical colleges will have government Quota and thus government college fees will be charged

most likely this rule will be implemented for students appearing in NEET 2022.

i hope this helps

for knowing your chances of getting a college you can refer

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

thank you

Hello Aspirant,

As per the latest decision of NMC and Government of India, it has been decided that for 50% of the total sanctioned strength in private medical colleges as well as in deemed universities, the fee should be as same as the fee in the government medical colleges of that particular state and Union Territory. But the counselling process is still same and if any changes would be made to it then it would be informed by MCC or by the respective college. At this point of time the counselling process is same for all seats of deemed universities and government seats of private medical colleges.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello,

------ The National Medical Commission in its guidelines has said that private medical colleges and deemed universities should charge fees for 50% of its seats on a par with government medical colleges in that State or Union Territory.

------- This benefit would go first to students admitted under government quota and “if government quota seats are less than 50% of the total sanctioned seats, then the remaining candidates would avail the benefit of fee equivalent to fees of government medical college, based purely on merit,” the office memorandum issued on February 3 reads.

------- As far as the guidelines are concerned then they haven't been implemented yet, and it's likely as per reports that the decision might get challenged in the Court from various Private Institutions

I hope you find the answer helpful.

Thank you.

Yes it is safe because Noida International Institute of Medical Sciences has been permitted by National medical Commission for running MBBS course. There are total 150 seats offered under MBBS course of Noida International Institute of Medical Sciences.

For getting admission in Noida International Institute of Medical Sciences MBBS course you are required to qualify National eligibility and entrance test first. This is because for all Indian medical colleges and Universities, MBBS course, you are required to qualify National eligibility and entrance test. This is the only address examination which is accepted in all India for MBBS.

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