It's a Question of your Career!

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You might be eligible for the linguistic minority quota in NEET. Linguistic Minority reservation is relevant for Telugu, Tamil, Kodava & Tulu of Karnataka domicile nominees only. You and one of your parent’s mother tongues must be Kannada/Tulu/Kodava. This guardian should be a domicile of Karnataka state. You

Hi there. In response to your query the above institution you have mentioned it's the most prestigious university for the health sciences hence it cutoff varies in the higher rank system, although it does depend on your reservation status as well. Here's a link to help you out

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.careers360.com/university/all-india-institute-of-medical-sciences-new-delhi/cut-off&ved=2ahUKEwjh0O2__L74AhVt4TgGHXQjDCsQFnoECAcQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0U37EIyJ2Z4ZigVaIaC_t5

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Hope you are doing great ! Here is the fees of bsc nursing ;-

Undergraduate Degree Courses in Nursing

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Admission to Diploma in Dietetics and Nutrition is given strictly on the basis of candidate’s performance in the Class 12 examination. Duration of the course is 2 years.

The minimum eligibility criteria for candidates is that they must be X and XII pass

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The chapter-wise weightage is only a reference as to how important the chapters are and the base they form for other chapters too. Questions can be asked from other chapters too, that too, 2-3 questions even if they have a low weightage.

Solving NEET past year question papers

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During NEET 2022 preparations in 2 months, aspirants need to start revising the concepts and rough notes. Also, they must take NEET mock tests and sample papers with the same pattern followed during the exam

Go through the syllabus and divide the topics

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The previous year cut off's for semi-government colleges according to the category are as follows (All over India, since you have Delhi domicile and Delhi does not have semi-government medical colleges-

1. GENERAL- 580+

2. EWS- 570+

3. OBC- 580+

4. SC- 450+

5. ST- 400+

If you

The eligibility criteria of NEET suggests that the student needs to qualify all the paper in 10+2 and he/she must have atleast 50% marks in the aggregate of physics, chemistry & Biology (For OBC-45%, SC/ST-40%). So if you fail in the 10+2 examination, then you can sit for the examination

you cannot give the jee main paper because eligibility is 12 th science not diploma.

you canno compare the exam SIT with JEE main because both are different from logical point of view