According to recent NMC guidelines, if you fail a subject like Anatomy four times during your MBBS, your admission could be cancelled, meaning you can no longer continue with your current MBBS program. However, you do still have the option to retake the NEET exam and gain admission into a medical college again if you are determined to pursue MBBS.

The NMC has set a limit on the number of attempts allowed for the first year MBBS exams, typically restricting students to four attempts. Once you reach this limit, your admission may be cancelled.

If you decide to retake NEET, begin studying immediately, focusing on a comprehensive review of the syllabus, particularly the anatomy section.

You can Consider joining coaching classes or seeking mentorship from experienced medical professionals to optimize your preparation strategy.

All the best for your future endeavours!!

The thing is that, NEET or JEE is ultimately your choice. You should go for the options you find intriguing or interesting as a career path and where does your skill, aptitude and interest lie. And if you want a career path in medical field but not doctor you can always explore Biotechnology, Medical administration, Medical Writing and Journalism, Research or Teaching.

All the very best!

If you're good at Biology but not interested in pursuing MBBS, NEET might not be the best option for you. Instead, JEE could be a better choice, especially if you're interested in engineering fields like Computer Science, Mechanical, or Civil Engineering. Since you're average at math, it might require extra effort, but JEE offers a broader range of career opportunities in engineering. Consider exploring various engineering disciplines and choose based on your interests and strengths.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?

Hey Nilam.

You can get admission in MBBS or BAMS by scoring 200 marks in NEET. Since you have qualified the NEET test.  Qualifying marks is 50th percentile. There is a difference between percentile and percentage. Hence, you have to score better than 50% of the total aspirants who took part in the test. This mark, qualifying marks, changes every year, ranging typically from 150 to 200. But just scoring qualifying marks might not be enough to get a college. This depends on the cutoff of the year.

Hello,

The 5.5-year undergraduate Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) program is based on ayurveda. Candidates interested in this course must have finished their 10+2 education with an equivalent board, focusing on core subjects in English, physics, chemistry, and biology.

Candidates wondering which college can I get with 200 marks in NEET, should go through the list of medical colleges for 200-300 marks in NEET UG 2024 in below career 360 website to make an better decision.

Government Medical College and Hospital in Chandrapur, Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru Government Medical College in Chamba, Indira Gandhi Medical College & Research Institute in Puducherry, and Guru Gobind Singh Medical College and Hospital in Faridkot are on the list of medical colleges for 200–300 marks in NEET UG 2024.

You can refer the below link for more details for college predictor: https://medicine.careers360.com/user/update-profile?destination=https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-to-get-admission-with-200-marks-in-neet

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Hello,

MBBS Admission :

• With 200 marks in NEET, it is unlikely to get admission in an MBBS course at government medical colleges, especially in highly competitive states.
• Private medical colleges may offer admission, but the fees will be much higher.
• Cutoffs for MBBS vary, but a score of 200 generally falls below the cutoff range for most top medical colleges.

BAMS Admission :

• BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) has lower cutoffs compared to MBBS.
• A score of 200 might be sufficient for BAMS in some government or private Ayurvedic colleges, depending on the state and category.

Hope it helps !

Hello

As an MBBS graduate , you can pursue several career paths:

1. Postgraduate Courses: NEET-PG for MD , MS or Diploma in medical specialties.

2. Government Jobs: UPSC (IAS/IPS) , Medical Officer roles or Public Health Services exams.

3. Teaching & Research : NET for teaching or research fellowships.

4. Healthcare Management : MBA in Healthcare or Hospital Administration.

5. Clinical Research : Work in clinical trials or pharmaceutical research.

6. Medical Entrepreneurship : Start your own clinic or healthcare business.

7. International Opportunities : USMLE for the USA or PLAB for the UK for practicing abroad.

check link for more career option after MBBS https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/what-after-mbbs

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Hello

Acharya Shri Chander College of Medical Sciences (ASCOMS) in Jammu offers 100 MBBS seats , with 40 seats allocated under the management quota. The annual tuition fee for these management quota seats is Rs 4,95,000.

While specific cutoff scores for the management quota seats in 2024 are not publicly available , admissions to these seats are typically open to candidates from all over India , irrespective of their domicile state . Admission is primarily based on the candidate's NEET score .

For more updates check given link

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/acharya-shri-chander-college-of-medical-sciences-sidhra

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Hello,

Yes, a student from another state can take admission in Acharya Shri Chander College of Medical Sciences (ASCOMS), Jammu , under a management seat for the MBBS program. Management seats are generally open to candidates from all over India, irrespective of their domicile state. Admission to these seats is purely based on the candidate's NEET score as qualification through NEET is a must for all MBBS admissions in India.

The application process for management quota seats is through eligibility criteria put in place by the college and counseling that takes place by the authorities themselves. Candidates should frequently look into the official website of ASCOMS or JKBOPEE for specific guidelines and updates. In addition, students may also be required to meet some documentation and fee requirements applicable for the management quota.

Hello there,

Since you have completed an American High School Diploma and have an AIU equivalence certificate for class 12, your situation for MBBS admission in India is as follows:

1. Equivalence from BFUHS : If you're applying under the Punjab domicile quota and not as an NRI, you typically won’t require additional equivalence certification from BFUHS. The AIU equivalence certificate should suffice for meeting eligibility requirements. However, it's recommended to confirm this directly with BFUHS or through their admission brochure for clarity.
   
   

2. NEET Qualification Code : Based on your education background, you fall under NEET Code 02 . This code applies to students who have completed 12th grade or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English from a recognized board, which your AIU equivalence certificate confirms.
   
   

3. NRI Status Clarification : You will only need equivalence from BFUHS if you plan to apply under the NRI category. As a Punjab domicile holder applying under the state quota, you don’t need to pursue this unless explicitly stated in the admission guidelines.

It’s best to keep all necessary documents, including your domicile and AIU equivalence certificate, ready for verification during the application or counseling process.

For more details about MBBS in India Click Here .

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.