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No, students with an Arts background cannot directly join the Para Commandos (also known as Parachute Regiment) after 12th standard.  The Para Commandos are an elite special forces unit within the Indian Army, and they require a strong foundation in physical fitness and military training.

Joining the Para Commandos involves a rigorous selection process that emphasizes physical fitness, leadership qualities, and military aptitude. These qualities are typically developed through dedicated training programs offered by the Indian Army.

Consider pursuing graduation followed by officer entry programs like the Combined Defence Services Examination (CDSE) or the National Defence Academy (NDA). These exams test academic knowledge, leadership potential, and Officer qualities.

The Indian Army also recruits soldiers through regular recruitment rallies. Here, the focus is primarily on physical fitness and basic academic qualifications.

Remember, even with an Arts background, there are still paths to a rewarding career in the Indian Army. Focus on building a strong physical foundation and explore the different entry options that align with your interests and qualifications.


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Yes, you can  leave your B.Sc. Nursing program from a private college if you get selected for the MNS (Military Nursing Service) program.

Getting selected for MNS involves a written test, interview, and medical examination. The competition can be high.

Review your college's policy on leaving a program mid-semester. There might be fees, penalties, or refund procedures you need to follow. If you decide to leave, inform your college administration formally through a written application.

In some cases, if you get selected for MNS and your B.Sc. Nursing program follows a recognized curriculum, you might be able to transfer some credits to the MNS program (if applicable).

Go ahead and apply for the MNS program. There's no harm in trying. While you wait for the MNS selection results, it's wise to continue attending your B.Sc. Nursing classes. If you get selected for MNS, then you can decide whether to leave your B.Sc. Nursing program based on the college policy and your comfort level.

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No, you cannot directly enter a program for Anaesthesia and Operation Theatre Technology (AOTT) after completing a B.Sc. in Biotechnology. This is because AOTT programs typically require a different educational background.

These programs emphasize practical training in areas like anesthesia care, surgical procedures, and sterile equipment handling. They require a strong foundation in medical sciences relevant to surgery and anesthesia.

These programs emphasize practical training in areas like anesthesia care, surgical procedures, and sterile equipment handling. They require a strong foundation in medical sciences relevant to surgery and anesthesia.

Consider pursuing a Diploma in Anaesthesia and Operation Theatre Technology. These diplomas are offered by various medical colleges and paramedical institutes. They typically last for 1-2 years and provide the necessary training and skills for AOTT careers.

Another option is to pursue a B.Sc. Nursing program. This will equip you with a strong foundation in medical and surgical procedures. Then, you can follow up with a Diploma in AOTT for specialized training.

While not directly leading to AOTT, your B.Sc. in Biotechnology can be an asset in the medical field:

Your knowledge of biological processes might be valuable in research related to anesthesia and pain management.

Consider pursuing additional training in Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT). This field uses laboratory techniques to analyze samples for diagnosis and treatment, and it utilizes some of the skills developed in Biotechnology.

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Hello aspirant

You have not mentioned to which category you belong .

To get bams seat in any medical college you need minimum 350 marks .

Now considering you as a general category candidate it is difficult to get bams with 245 marks . It depends upon neet cut off . Cut off changes every year and depends upon certain factors including number of candidates appeared in exam,  Toughness level of exam,  seat intake and previous year's cut off.

This year cut off is high.

For general category candidate neet qualifying marks are 50th percentile ie score 720 - 164 .

Still you may try in private colleges or deemed universities .

For rank prediction and college prediction you may visit the links given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

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Yes, you can definitely participate in State counselling for NEET UG without participating in All India Counselling.

• All India Quota (AIQ) Counselling: This is conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) for 15% of the MBBS/BDS seats in government colleges and all seats in central universities and Deemed Universities.
  
  
• State Quota Counselling: This is conducted by the respective state authorities for the remaining 85% of the MBBS/BDS seats in government colleges and private medical colleges within the state.
  
  Participation in one is not dependent on the other. You can choose to participate in either, both, or neither depending on your preference and eligibility (state domicile for State Counselling).
  
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With 463 marks and being BC d category candidate you will get mbbs seat . But which college  you will get  depends upon neet cut off 2024.

Neet cut off 2024 is 50th percentile ie score between 720- 164.

You may get seat in following colleges

Kasturba medical college , manipal

Christian medical college, vellore

St. John's medical college,  bangaluru

Sri Ramchandra medical college,  Chennai

Datta Meghe medical Institute,  Nagpur

For rank and college prediction you may visit the links given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

The process for joining a Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma) program in a government college can vary slightly depending on your state.

• You need to have passed your 12th board exams (Science stream) with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics as mandatory subjects.
  
  
• The minimum marks required might vary, but it's generally around 50%. Some colleges might have a higher cut-off depending on competition.
  
  Many states conduct entrance exams for admission to D.Pharma programs in government colleges. These exams test your knowledge of science subjects relevant to pharmacy.Look for information about the specific entrance exam for your state. Some common examples include UPSEE (Uttar Pradesh), GUJCET (Gujarat), etc.
  
  Some states might have a merit-based selection process where they consider your 12th board marks directly, without an entrance exam.
  
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Yes, you might be eligible for the Defence Quota in MHT CET if your father is an active personnel in CRPF.

The MHT CET Defence Quota reserves 5% of the total seats (with a limit of 5 seats per institute) for children of Defence Service Personnel

• DEF-1: This applies to son/daughter/spouse of Ex-defence service personnel domiciled in Maharashtra.
  
  
• DEF-2: This applies to children of active military personnel domiciled in Maharashtra.
  
  
  
• CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) is a paramilitary force under the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), Government of India.
  
  
• While not strictly classified as "military," CRPF personnel are considered "Defence Service Personnel" for many benefits and quotas.
  
  Since your father is an active CRPF personnel, you might be eligible under DEF-2 if:
  
  
  1. Your family is domiciled in Maharashtra: This means you and your father have a permanent residence in Maharashtra.
     
     
  2. Your father is actively serving in CRPF: This applies if he is currently employed and not retired.
     
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Hello aspirant

Congratulations gor getting 641 marks in Neet 2024.

You have scored too good. With 641 marks you will definitely get mbbs seat in prestigious college of Gujarat.

Now whether you will get seat through All India Quota or mot depends upon cut off neet. Cut off keeps changing every year, also it depends upon various factors including number of students appeared in exam, difficulty level of exam and previous year's cut off, availability of seat etc.

So looking at previous year's cut off trens You may gey mbbs seat in the following colleges of Gujarat

B J medical college, Ahmedabad

Government medical colleges, Surat

Government medical colleges, Bhavnagar

Shri M P shah Government medical college, Jamnagar

For college and rank prediction  you may visit the links given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

TNDALU (The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University) follows the reservation norms applicable as per the rules laid down by the Government of Tamil Nadu.

• Open Category (OC): 31% of the seats are reserved for the general category.
  
  
• Backward Class (BC): Further divided into sub-categories:
  • BC (Other): 26.5%
  • BC (Muslim): 3.5%
    
    
    
  • Most Backward Class & Denotified Communities (MBC/DNC): This category has a separate reservation of unspecified percentage.
    
    
  • Scheduled Caste (SC): 15% of the seats are reserved for Scheduled Caste candidates. This might be further divided into SC(O) and SC(A) based on specific government orders.
    
    
  • Scheduled Tribe (ST): 7.5% of the seats are reserved for Scheduled Tribe candidates.
    
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