AIIMS Delhi All Questions

Sunny, if you have filled in the Basic Registration Form once and it has been accepted, you needn't fill in another Basic registration form for the subsequent session. All you need to do is when the window for final registration period starts, you need to generate the RUC code and

dear kajal,

you can take the print out of your registration slip by going to the login page of official site where you filled the application form.By proving your username and password you can enter your application form then generally there is option for take print .

but if the

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see aims, jipmer all indian medical institutes comes under neet entrance test for mbbs admission. its really good to hear that you have strong confidence upon your self. the one key for succes in neet is practice and practice, make short notes, do ample number of mcqs, neet is

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No it won't happen like that. If you apply for any college which is in the state where you live then only you can use home state quota which is also known as domicile reservation which is kept in every college it may be private or government.

If you

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for every step taken there is some rules and conditions. There are staffs who regularly check the condition. If any critical  condition occurs then doctors handle the situation as they have to.  care is taken for sure during the critical period irrespective of what is the reason.

The practiced

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AIIMS do not allow to further make any changes in category if the candidate as they have already asked you to be careful while filling it. But still you can check the status of your form on March 20,if option to correct it there is available then you can

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hope you are doing well

well for general candidates

• A candidate must have scored minimum 55% marks in aggregate (50% for SC/ST category candidates) in order to be eligible to apply.
• 49.5% of the total Post-Graduate seats (excluding Sponsored/Foreign National candidates) are reserved for ST/SC/OBC (Non-creamy layer) students

Hello Muneer,

I think you are currently very young to start preparing for UPSC and NEET. Just now you should just focus on your school, and develop skills. Developing skills will help you outstand the crowd which will be beneficial in case of UPSC interview. Developing a skill and mastering