Hello Gayathri Surendran,

If there is spelling mistake of your institution in the eligibility certificate then you can contact the authorities of MCI stating your problem. Their contact details will be available on their official website. They will reply you with a solution. But, if you need the eligibility certificate urgently  then you apply again for a new eligibility certificate. Make sure that you cross check if the details you have entered are correct before submitting it.

Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query A MCI permitted seat is any MBBS (UG) or Post Graduation (PG) Degree/ Diploma seat which has been allowed by MCI to admit students. So If a student has completed his/her UG/PG in a MCI permitted seat but not a MCI recognized seat can only practice in state in which the institute is located. So in short a student who has done MBBS/PG Degree or Diploma from a MCI approved seat cannot practice outside the state of the institute and those from MCI recognized seats can practice anywhere in India. If you want to practice if a particular state for the future then it is okay if you want to practise outside the state then go for MCI regonised. In overall the later will leave you with more options than the earlier. Hope you find this helpful. Thank you and good luck!

If you want to attend state counselling only, it is neither important nor necessary to register for All India counselling. Your state and the concerned university will soon start its registration for MBBS/BDS admissions separately, irrespective of the MCC registrations.

For state counsellings, keep all your documents ready, like previous examination qualifying certificates, neet admit card and score card, category and domicile certificates, etc.

Hello Aravind,

You have not mentioned your category and state domicile making it difficult to predict your opportunities.

Anyway, with AIR around 6 lakhs it is very difficult to get a conveyor quota medical or BDS seat.

However, if you can afford, try for management quota seats in private colleges or in deemed/central universities.

You can use our neet ug college predictor tool attached below to get a list of possible colleges in which you have chances of admission based on your rank, category, state etc https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope you found this helpful.

All the best!

Cheese:)

hello...what did u do after your mistake in mci form i also want to know because i made mistake too in that form

Hello,

Shri Ram Murti Smarak institute of medical science, Bareilly- 11,44,000

Rohilkhand medical college,and hospital,Bareilly- 10,81,000

Rama medical college and hospital-11,30,000

Saraswati institute of medical science, Hanpur-11,05,000

Hind institute of medical sciences, barabanki -11,30,000

Hi,

Well the medical college where you will be studying will prepare you accordingly for the USMLE. The focus is more on giving you the knowledge and in the process the preparation happens automatically for USMLE Or other license examination. You can also do the preparation yourself. The syllabus is what you study already in your degree course.

Whatever category you have filled in during MCI registration during the form filling, that will be reflected in your admit card thus score card. This means that according to MCI your category is EWS.

But during state counselling a verified certificate will be required by the officials. All the information provided by you should match in all the certificates or else you will risk your admission.

Hey aspirant,

Yes, you are eligible for drug inspector examination.

The basic eligibility criteria for giving the exam are as follows :-

1) Candidates must have passed their 10+2 level in Science, with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as their main subjects.

2) Candidates must be graduates from B.Pharmacy or medicine with specialization in Microbiology or Clinical Pharmacology.

3) Some entrance exams set up a criteria of 18 months experience in manufacturing or testing of Schedule C or C1 drugs. It is optional, though.

For further details you can refer to this article :-

https://pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/how-become-drug-inspector

Hope this helps,

All the best!

Hi

I am extremely sorry to tell you dear but as you have filled ews as your category in NEET examination you will be treated as ews candidate only ,now nothing can be done and you can not change it to obc,

Neet 2020 qualifying cutoff is given below for different categories:-

Category    cutoff percentile       cut off marks

General/ews          50                            720  -  147

UR - PWD        45                        146  -   129

Obc/Sc/st         40                      146  -  113

So , a student from ews category requires at least 147 marks to qualify Neet 2020 examination , so with 117 marks you have failed in NEET examination

you may try again for Neet next year  and if you prepare again, you can use our Neet knockout program for which link is below

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may /

Thank you