Hello,

Yes, you can quit BAMS if you secure a government medical seat, but it's crucial to check the specific terms of your college and university rules.

• Fees and Penalty:

  • Since you haven't signed a bond or agreement regarding fines for quitting, it's less likely that you'll face an immediate penalty, but you may still be liable for the remaining fees of the academic year.
  • Government Ayurvedic colleges often have strict rules regarding fee refunds, and the college might retain a portion of the fees if you leave midway.

• Documents to Collect:

  • Request a Transfer Certificate (TC) and Migration Certificate to ensure smooth transition to your new medical seat.
  • Obtain your marksheets and any other academic documents from the college.
  • You might need to fill out a leave or withdrawal form for official records.

• Post-Drop Out Procedures:

  • After dropping out, ensure your seat is officially vacated for future candidates.
  • Keep a record of your communication with the college administration regarding your departure.

• Consultation:

  • It's wise to speak to the college administration or a legal advisor to clarify all procedural details before making the final decision.

Hope it helps !

Hello Sudhir!

Assess how likely to get into a government medical college in Uttar Pradesh with state quota Round 2 with an All India Rank of 24,590 by NEET.

Considerations:

1. Previous Year Cutoffs:

• Government Colleges in Uttar Pradesh generally have to cut off for the state quota and every year.
• For an AIR of around 24,590, you can estimate the probability by looking at the cutoffs of Round 2 from the previous year.
• Essentially for the best government medical colleges, the cutoffs would float around between AIR 5,000 and 20,000 for a general category candidate, and less competitive colleges could have their cutoffs floating well beyond the AIR 20,000.

2. Category:

• General Category: The cutoff for the general category is typically higher, and getting a government college is comparatively tougher but not impossible. Cutoff in the smaller districts or newly set up ones can be a little low.
• OBC/SC/ST/Other Categories: For the people belonging to the reserved categories, cutoffs tend to be low, which means that the probability of getting a seat in Round 2 would be much higher.

3. Vacancy in Round 2:

• In round 2 seats fall vacant that were not allotted in the first round, and at least some of them may not report, which increases the number of seats in round 2.
• Candidates who were better ranked, often give up their government seat for All India Quota or some other private colleges, which favors the better-ranked candidates.

4. College Preferences:

• It might be a little difficult if you want to get admission into the top colleges like KGMC Lucknow or BHU. However, if you want mid-tier or new colleges, your rank would suffice.

So, summing it up, even though it's a cutthroat competition, you still have a fair chance to get college admission based on the category and the preferred college.

Thankyou!

Hello Jogiraju Seelu,

Thanks for reaching out to us at Careers360. I hope you're doing well! Congratulations on completing your B.Ed course.

I appreciate your interest in pursuing an M.Ed at our institution. However, I need to clarify that Careers360 is an educational portal and career guidance platform, not a college or university. We don't offer courses directly, but we can certainly help you find information about M.Ed programs at various institutions.

Since you're looking for M.Ed vacancies, I'd be happy to assist you in finding some options. Could you let me know which city or state you're interested in studying in? That would help me narrow down some potential colleges or universities for you.

Also, do you have any specific areas of specialization in mind for your M.Ed? Some institutions offer specializations in areas like educational technology, special education, or curriculum development.

Once I have a bit more information, I can help you search for M.Ed programs that might be a good fit for you. We can look at factors like admission requirements, application deadlines, and program structure.

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Hello aspirant

Do not worry if you have class xii certificate from Urdu board . Urdu board is recognised by Indian government .

Also if you have completed your medical course or  mbbs from abroad then you will be eligible for fmge if you fulfill all other criteria.

Candidates who have completed their meducal degree fromAustrslia, Canada, Newzealand, United states and United kingdom are not required to appear for fmge.

The National Board Of Examination in medical Sciences conducts fmge for the candidates who have completed their primary medical study from abroad and wish to do medical  practice in India,  every year in wo sessions December and June.

Fmge exam is conducted through online mode .

Fees for the exam is 7080

Duration ov exam will be 150 minutes for part A and 150 minutes for part B.

For details you may visit through the link given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/fmge-application-form

Hello aspirant

After completing class  xii with science stream, there open numerous career options for a medical aspirant .

The candidate must obtain minimum 50% marks in physics,  chemistry and biology with English as mandatory subject.  For admission to various paramedical courses Thr candudate will have to appear and qualify entrance exam conducted by university such as Aiims, jipmer, pgimer,kiitee ,CMC vellore ,BVP CET ,  MHT CET .

For mbbs , bds, bams, bhms , Ayush , bpt neet is the sole entrance exam all over India. Now veternary courses are also given on neet score basis.

Hello aspirant

Hope you are doing good.

Coming to your question, the expected cutoff for BAMS in DY Patil Medical College of Pune for the year 2023 will be 720 - 137 marks and 50 percentile for the general category people.

As you have specified OBC, then the cutoff will be 136 - 107 and the cutoff is 40 percentile.

Hope this helps you.

Hello,

Yes, you can puruse M.Ed without having to do B.Ed as B.Ed is not a required degree criteria to be eligible for M.Ed. In order to apply for the M.Ed course, the eligibility criteria is that the candidate must have a graduate degree from a UGC recognised university with a minimum of 50-60 percent.

I hope this helps,

Thank you

Hello aspirant,

Yes, a student from not maths background can also opt for bcom hons course as maths is not a compulsory subject for bcom hons. Every university has there own eligibility criteria and many colleges accept students in their bcom hons programme from non maths background.

Thank you

Hope it helps you.