I'm a one eye blind candidate but my other eye is having normal vision .I want to know am I eligible for neet ug exam and mbbs ....will medical board stop me during councilling by saying that you cant do mbbs ??
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It will be considered on the basis of his merit in NEET-UG.The student who is blind from one eye is physically fit to study MBBS and also practice as a general physician, but the he/she may not be in a position to study a postgraduate (PG) course in the surgical branch as it requires greater dexterity and flexibility of hands than that required by a general practitioner or a PG in non-surgical stream of medicine.
In every state there will be reservation according to the state government reservation policies.
AFMC (Armed Forces Medical College) which is one of the prestigious medical colleges has no reservation for Physically Handicapped category candidates
Reservation for Physically Handicapped
Only 3% seats at an All-India level are reserved for candidates suffering from any physical disability. The reservation of seats for this category is as follows:
Candidates who have any kind of loco-motor disability and have the percentage disability falling between 50 to 70% can get a seat allotted under the scheme.
If the seats reserved for loco-motor disability candidates remain unfulfilled, then these will be transferred to candidates with disability of 40 to 50%.
A certificate issued by a government body indicating the level of disability has to be produced before the assessment board.
Hope you will get some help.
In every state there will be reservation according to the state government reservation policies.
AFMC (Armed Forces Medical College) which is one of the prestigious medical colleges has no reservation for Physically Handicapped category candidates
Reservation for Physically Handicapped
Only 3% seats at an All-India level are reserved for candidates suffering from any physical disability. The reservation of seats for this category is as follows:
Candidates who have any kind of loco-motor disability and have the percentage disability falling between 50 to 70% can get a seat allotted under the scheme.
If the seats reserved for loco-motor disability candidates remain unfulfilled, then these will be transferred to candidates with disability of 40 to 50%.
A certificate issued by a government body indicating the level of disability has to be produced before the assessment board.
Hope you will get some help.
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