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hey preetam ,

D.Pharm. admission requirements include that applicants must be at least 17 years of age at time of admission, and are required to complete the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) or 10+2 exam in the science stream. Required subjects are physics, chemistry and biology or mathematics. A minimum of 40 percent marks are needed in each course. The cost for both B.Pharm. and D.Pharm. is varies based on institution.

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Hi Jayshree..

You have to score atleast around 400 marks in NEET for getting a seat in Govt. medcal college of West Bengal (for a SC category student). This is according to previous records.

The present cutoff scenerio may vary.

for to be in safe side ,try to score around 500 marks.

good luck

Hello simmi,

first of all your basic concept should be very clear . Some of the important chapter of physics for neet exam to score 60+ marks in physics are as follow:

• modern physics
• semi conductor
• mechanics
• thermal physics 
• current electricity
• magnetic effect of current & magnetism

Hope it helps. 

Thank you :)

Hi there are many apps that can help to boost up your neet preparation but I will only list which I have used some of them are

·        Embibe- this is an incredible app that allows you to study topic wise they also have chat option which allows you to chat to experts there question are incredibly useful

·        Grade up - one of highly used app which gives you notes,quizzes, option to ask you doubts you can ask for notes share your notes etc they even give you time table to study for neet

·        Askiitians- another free app you can use to clear your doubts

This is purely my opinion and you can use them and see by yourself their usefulness

These apps can help you to Ace your exams but you must use it only for your study as these days mobile phones have become a huge distraction so use your phone wisely

Just not use your phone but utilize it.

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Hi Simmi..

Before answering this question , I am assuming that you studied chemistry for your board exams well.

Now, in last 10 days, I would suggest to focus more on topics of class 12th. As 12th chemistry is relatively easy , especially Organic portion and scoring too.

Rest , you cant do much. Just try to focus what you have learnt well, dont get frustrated by thinking about the topics you skip.

All the best:)

Hello dear 

Prepare following chapters :- 

chemical bomding 

coordination compounds

Some basic concepts of chemistry 

Thermodynamics 

Solid state 

Hydrocarbon

Electrochemistry 

Equilibrium 

Halo alkaness and haloarenes

Aldehyde, ketones and carboxylic acids. 

Amines 

Alcohol , phenols and ether .

The above chapters are enough to get 70 + marks in neet.

hey Simmi Gautam 

Do practical physics portion of +2 standard. It has simplest questions in physics portion you just have to apply formula in given data and answer would be come.

It is also high scoring portion.

Than clear electric and magnetic related chapters, these may consume some time but once you have done it, you don't even need to study it at the time examination.

Do mechanics portion properly and be neet exam oriented. Don't try to waste time by doing jee questions instead use that time for reading biology ncert.

Cover thermal related chapters only surface level. Don't go in depth for these chapter, there are just surface level questions are from these units.

Solve previous years questions papers of atleast 10 years of aipmt.

Than cover chapters which deals with optic phenomenon.

Another scoring portion lies in semiconductor based chapters.

Which are just to learn and merely calculating you would get 12 marks easily.

If you follow these steps well you would be scoring above 140 easily.

For chemistry :

Organic chemistry should be learn proper by you.

For that you should MUST understand the phenomenon like conjugation, resonance, hyper conjugation, and electromeric effect, and induction effect.

If you know these phenomenon complete than you won't have any problems in solving any questions of organic chemistry.

Solve the read every word of +2 level chemistry Ncert part 2 for organic chemistry.

For inorganic chemistry you must have knowledge about CHEMICAL BONDING, HYBRIDISATION, PERIODIC TABLE,.

After this you only left chapter for mugged up which include all s, p, d and f block elements.

Than focus on Co ordination chemistry which is related to somewhat chemical bonding.

Than you would be left with chapters like polymer, receptor, drugs in ncert part 2 in +2 level.

There are some questions asked on chapters dealing with packaging of atoms in compounds which are given in part 1 of chemistry Ncert of +2 level.

YOU MUST DO PREVIOUS YEARS QUESTION PAPERS OF ATLEAST 10 YEARS.

You will easily score above 150 if you work continuesly.

Best wishes 

Helli dear 

Mbbs in nepal is of same duration as that of India that is , it is of 5.5 years.

List of some Medical colleges in Nepal along with total fees is:-

Nobel Medical College, Biratnagar-50 lakh

Universal College of Medical Sciences-55 lakh

KIST Medical College, Imadol, Lalitpur-46 lakh

National Medical College, Birganj-60 lakh

Chitawan Medical College, Chitawan-52 lakh

Thankyou 

Please feel free to ask your further queries if any .

hi shweta

In Nepal there are 2 government medical college and 16 private medical college.

One of the best medical college in Nepal is B. P. koirala Institute of Health Science and second is Institute of Medicine (IOM).

Apart from this Manipal medical college, Kathmandu medical college and some other colleges are good.

For complete details log to http://www.careermantraindia.com...

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hi dk

Common cold is mostly an allergic condition. It gets aggravated by pollution and dust. First thing is to avoid being in an air conditioned environment during common cold. Further, haldi (turmeric) taken with honey is the best medicine for common cold as it acts on many allergies. Vacha oil can be used as nasal drops when there is continuous sneezing and running nose. Also, one can apply ghee inside the nostrils before going outside the house to reduce/prevent the entry of dust particles while breathing.

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hi dk

The first thing you should do is make sure there is someone around to check on you. Most fevers are simply a sign that your immune system is doing its job and fighting off a bacterium or virus that is trying to do you harm. But occasionally a fever can be the first symptom of a serious illness, so you should make sure there is a friend or family member who will look in on you once or twice a day and call for help if you become seriously ill or incapacitated.

The second thing you should do, depends how high the fever is. If an adult has a fever over 104F (40C), that is high enough to cause brain damage.  NSAIDs such as ibuprofen, diclofenac, naprosyn, etc., or acetominophen, can bring the fever down quickly and safely. If an adult has a fever lower than 104F, and is able to rest comfortably, it is generally best to allow the fever to do its work of making white blood cells comfortable and pathogens uncomfortable.  When the fever is rising, the person feels cold, and will want to be covered with blankets, which is what should be done. When the fever is dropping, the person feels hot, usually will break into a sweat, and should be uncovered. Children can safely tolerate a higher fever, up to 106F.

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hi shweta

1.      All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi

2.     Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore

3.     Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC), Pune

4.     JIPMER College, Puducherry

5.     Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC), Delhi

6.     Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC), Delhi

7.     Madras Medical College, Chennai

8.     Grant Medical College, Mumbai

9.     Kasturba Medical College (KMC), Manipal

10.  Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Research Institute, Chennai

11.   University College of Medical Science & Research Centre, new Delhi

12.  King George Medical College, CMM Medical University, Lucknow

13.  Seth G.S. Medical College, Mumbai

14.  Bangalore Medical College (BMC), Bangalore

15.  Christian Medical College (CMC), Ludhiana

16.  St. John’s Medical College, Bangalore

17.  Osmania Medical College, Hyderabad

18.  Institute of Medical Sciences, Varanasi

19.  Amrita Institute of Medical Science & Research Institute (AIMS), Kochi

20. B.J. Medical College and Sassoon Hospital, Pune

21.  Nil Ratan Sarkar Medical College and Hospital ( NRS ), Kolkata

22. Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata

23. Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education & Research, Kolkata

24. MS Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore

25. Stanley Medical College (SMC), Chennai

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