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Hi aspirant

hope you are doing absolutely fine

Admission for academic year 2022 - 2023 will start next year. Right now only admissions for 2021-2022 is going to held.

Talking about MSc Clinical Nutrition, it a post graduate course of 2 years. The eligibility for the course is minimum graduation

Hello Candidate,

Here are some eligibility criterias which you might help you to appear for the Neet entrance examination-

1. First of all, the Medical aspirants can be either Indian Nationals, Non-Resident Indians, Overseas Citizens of India, Persons of Indian Origin, and Foreign Nationals to be eligible for NEET 2021.

Hello,

There is a problem dear. Because if you are showing that you are an OBC category candidate then you have an OBC certificate with you must. Without OBC certificate you can't get admission in this category. Infact you are applying for this certificate don't get it on your hand.

Hi

NTA has released neet Information Bulletin which contains neet 2021 syllabus, the page number 67 - 81 of information bulletin mentions complete syllabus.

The direct link to download information brochure is given below

Neet information brochure 2021 :-:- https://ntaneet.nic.in/webinfo/File/GetFile?FileId=2&LangId=P

A gist of NEET 2021 Syllabus is provided below :-

Hi aspirant,

Your question is not complete. You should have mentioned the course and the campus you desire for. It is surely not possible to to get core branches at AmritaPuri, Coimbatore or Bengaluru campuses with this score. But you can definitely secure get a seat at newly built campuses

If you failed in class 10 mathematics you have to clear your paper then you can opt for commerce stream. As it can be chosen without mathematics too. But the main problem is that , commerce required mathematics . It is dependent on Mathematics mainly statistics part. So, if you

Dear aspirant

Yeah, 33% reservation for women in bihar medical College will applicable from this year too.

Chief minister (CM) Nitish Kumar asked the officials of the science and technology and the health and medical education departments to take necessary steps to reserve minimum 33.3% seats for girls in all