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if we sum up all money for medical courses like from neet to Md And Ms how much money will be required in government and private both . i am form general category and also plz tell me how much marks are required for ews neet 2024-25 and plz elaborate your suggest

mjaisinghani62 10th Jan, 2024

Hello aspirant

Talking about how many marks you need in Neet depends upon which course you wish to do .

For qualifying neet you must need 50 percentile as you are from general category . For sc and st category it is 40 percentile  and for pwd , ebc  it is 45 percentile.


For general category candidate minimum marks required in Neet are 710 + , if admission to government college is required for mbbs course .


For bds you must need at least  600 marks


For bams and bhms you will need 500 + marks in Neet ug .


Now talking about fee structure

In government colleges fees ranges from 10, 000 to 14,000

For private colleges starting from 10 lakh it goes upto 40  lakh depending upon the university.


For neet preparations you may visit the link given below

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/

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Before marriage in all my certificates my name written as Anushri Sarkar. but after marriage in my aadhar card the updated name is Anushri Sarkar Mandal. now the problem is while filling up for govt job what should I write??? according to admit card of Madhyamik Or according to aadhar card??

Tanya Gupta 16th Jan, 2024

Hello,

When filling out the form for a government job, it is  generally recommended to go with the name on your Aadhar card, as it is an official government document. However, it is always a better idea to double-check the specific instructions or guidelines provided by the organization conducting the recruitment or hiring.They might have specific requirements regarding name changes after marriage.

Hope this helps you,

Thank you

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Im a girl and I belonged from up my height is 150 cm Is Im eligible for afmc.

Tanya Gupta 21st Jan, 2024

Hello,

Yes as The minimum height required for entry into the Armed Forces  female candidates is 152 cm. Candidates from North Eastern States will be  accepted with a minimum height of 147 cm. An allowance for growth of 02 cm will be made for candidates below 18 years at the time of examination.

Hope this helps you,

Thank you

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I want to change from PCMC to humanities but Ill have to change schools or maybe repeat. I am currently studying in an integrated school for IIT JEE but i cant cope up. But is it worth it to repeat a year especially since I find Humanities more interesting or should I just aim for KCET and JEE Main

Satvik 19th Oct, 2024

Hi

hope you doing well

Changing your academic stream from PCMC (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Computer Science) to Humanities is a significant decision and can impact your future educational and career opportunities

If you find Humanities more interesting, pursuing a subject you are passionate about can lead to better engagement and satisfaction in your studies. This can ultimately influence your academic performance positively.

  • Pros of Repeating : If you choose to repeat a year and switch to Humanities, you can strengthen your foundation in subjects that align with your interests and career goals. This can also give you time to better prepare for entrance exams like KCET and JEE Main if you still want to pursue them later.
  • Cons of Repeating : On the other hand, repeating a year can be mentally challenging and may require you to adjust to a different academic environment and peer group.

Consider your long-term career aspirations. If you're more inclined toward fields associated with Humanities (like social sciences, arts, education, or law), switching streams could be more beneficial in the long run.

hope you got it and find this info considering

Best wishes.


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