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Dear Misti,

Your confusion is faced by many medical aspirants who leave their homes to pursue NEET preparation and live in hostels.

If you are planning to stay in your hometown : to answer your question, I first need to know whether you are planning to move to a different

Hello,

As we all know that all the fields regarding to medical has a great demand and in terms of Government colleges the demand increases drastically and that increases the cutoffs so firstly you should check the cutoffs of the colleges in which you are looking for admission and accordingly

Hello aspirant,

There is no state quota reservation for any AIIMS institute. All admissions are taken through the ALL INDIA COUNSELING ONLY.

Assuming you to be of general category, I would like to tell you the previous year cut off for AIIMS Kalyani.

It was 655 marks in the first

Unfortunately No. You need to pay management fee no matter how top you scored in NEET. General, obc category and all have same fee. For sc st the fee is paid by government. But from next year onwards government had ordered private Medical colleges to charge only the government fee

Hello ,

It totally depends upon your interest area .if your have interest in computer or programing choose computer science in your deploma or if planing for career in research side go for b.sc .

With your mark in 10+2 you can also take admission in ug courses .And if

Hii Abhishek,

I hope you are doing good.

The MCC provides you uncounted number of college preference to choose from the long list of colleges across India.

It becomes very confusing for a student to make his/her choices and select those colleges which provides you with the best experience, education,

Hello Aspirant,

No, it won't impact you anyhow. See it is generally asked for purpose of research by government agencies and therefore this data is collected from students so that the government can make their policies accordingly, it has nothing to do with your candidature of NEET UG.

So don't