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What percentage marks needed in plus 2 for all medical entrance examinations in India?
Student Expert
3rd Sep, 2019
Dear Hasib, you havent mentioned your Category. Neverthless, there are 3 Medical Entrance Examinations in India.
- NEET: Should have completed 10+2 and scored a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It is 50% for General Category, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST.
- AIIMS MBBS: Should have completed 10+2 and scored a minimum aggregate of 60% in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English. It is 60% for General Category and OBC, 50% for SC, ST.
- JIPMER MBBS: Should have completed 10+2 and scored a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It is 50% for General Category and EWS, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST.
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How many marks in each subjects need for all medical entrance examinations in India?
Student Expert
3rd Sep, 2019
Dear Hasib, you havent mentioned your Category. Neverthless, there are 3 Medical Entrance Examinations in India.
NEET: Should have completed 10+2 and scored a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It is 50% for General Category, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST.
AIIMS MBBS: Should have completed 10+2 and scored a minimum aggregate of 60% in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English. It is 60% for General Category and OBC, 50% for SC, ST.
JIPMER MBBS: Should have completed 10+2 and scored a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It is 50% for General Category and EWS, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST.
So you need to pass each subject individually and score the aggregate against your Category.
NEET: Should have completed 10+2 and scored a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It is 50% for General Category, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST.
AIIMS MBBS: Should have completed 10+2 and scored a minimum aggregate of 60% in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English. It is 60% for General Category and OBC, 50% for SC, ST.
JIPMER MBBS: Should have completed 10+2 and scored a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It is 50% for General Category and EWS, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST.
So you need to pass each subject individually and score the aggregate against your Category.
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How many marks does a candidate need for a government medical college (Goa)
Student Expert
3rd Sep, 2019
Dear Samrudhi, you havent mentiomed your Category. Neverthless, in 2018 under State Quota the cut offs for Goa Medical College under various Categories have been as follows:
General Category: 355
OBC: 262
SC: 192
ST: 231
Now this is 2018 data. And cut offs change every year depending on various factors like no.of candidates appearing for the exam, no.of candidates qualified, top NEET score and difficulty of the exam. Considering all these factors, based on your Category, you should aim for atleast 150 marks more than the 2018 cut offs mentioned here.
General Category: 355
OBC: 262
SC: 192
ST: 231
Now this is 2018 data. And cut offs change every year depending on various factors like no.of candidates appearing for the exam, no.of candidates qualified, top NEET score and difficulty of the exam. Considering all these factors, based on your Category, you should aim for atleast 150 marks more than the 2018 cut offs mentioned here.
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which university you are affiliated . where will the students go, for their practicals .Does this college get INC APPROVEL .
Student Expert
3rd Sep, 2019
Hello dear student,
Kindly when you frame your question, frame it properly and you have not even mentioned the name of the university you are talking about. So we are unable to help here because you have not provided here any name of any College or university instead you have used your ? We don't have any college , university so I hope you understand. Kindly mention the name of the college for whom you want to know the details.
Best wishes
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Is the stray vacancy counseling conducted for private or government medical colleges?
Student Expert
3rd Sep, 2019
Hello aspirant,
Stray Round Is that round of counseling which generally happens after Mop-Up Round. It is generally conducted by state counseling authorities and is generally conducted by state colleges to fill up any stray vacancy which may arise after Mop-Up round of state counseling. The stray round is done for deemed, central universities and ESIC colleges .
You can get the detailed information from given link:-
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-counselling
All the best
Stray Round Is that round of counseling which generally happens after Mop-Up Round. It is generally conducted by state counseling authorities and is generally conducted by state colleges to fill up any stray vacancy which may arise after Mop-Up round of state counseling. The stray round is done for deemed, central universities and ESIC colleges .
You can get the detailed information from given link:-
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-counselling
All the best
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Is there any private medical college for MBBS under 10 lakh.??
Student Expert
3rd Sep, 2019
Hello Aspirant,
As we all know the fees of private mbbs college is quite expensive. It is very difficult to find private colleges with fees less than 10 lakhs.. The average fees of private medical college for mbbs is 20- 25 lakhs. Here is a List of private medical colleges which offer MBBS in less fees:-
All the best
As we all know the fees of private mbbs college is quite expensive. It is very difficult to find private colleges with fees less than 10 lakhs.. The average fees of private medical college for mbbs is 20- 25 lakhs. Here is a List of private medical colleges which offer MBBS in less fees:-
- -Adesh Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Bhatinda
- -Christian Medical College, Ludhiana
- -Dayanand Medical College & Hospital, Ludhiana
- -Sree Muthukumaran Medical College, Chennai
- -Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan Medical College, Perambalur
- -Chennai Medical Research Centre (SRM Group), Trichy
- -PSG Medical College, Coimbatore.
All the best
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Due to issue Ill not give 12th board exam cbse, and at present I join target batch for medical and fill form up board how can I prepare 12
2nd Sep, 2019
Hi Student
Giving boards and getting 60% in it necessary if you want to give NEET exam. I would suggest you to complete your 12th along with preparing for NEET . You can prepare for boards by reading NCERT and doing questions from last year papers as i guess that it would be enough to score decent marks. Even the coaching will help you in preparing for your boards even though it is one level higher than boards .
You can comment your further queries in the comment section below.
Best Wishes
Era Madaria
Giving boards and getting 60% in it necessary if you want to give NEET exam. I would suggest you to complete your 12th along with preparing for NEET . You can prepare for boards by reading NCERT and doing questions from last year papers as i guess that it would be enough to score decent marks. Even the coaching will help you in preparing for your boards even though it is one level higher than boards .
You can comment your further queries in the comment section below.
Best Wishes
Era Madaria
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what is the minimum marks to get seat in Mysore medical college for physically challenged student in 2020 in neet
Student Expert
2nd Sep, 2019
Dear Nitya, PWD is a horizontal reservation which means it is a reservation that you can avail within your Category. For example, if you belong to General Category and you are eligible for availing PWD benefits, you will be considered u der UR-PWD. For being eligible for this Category, you should have scored 45 percentile of top NEET score. That will be the cut off. Now it is 40 percentile of top NEET score for OBC,SC,ST. Now this formula will remain the same though the cut offs change every year. We are yet to have 2019 details. But in 2018, the cut offs for various Categories under State Quota have been as follows:
General Category: 443
OBC: 378
SC: 349
ST: 446
So based on your Category, you should aim for atleast more than 70-80 marks from 2018.
General Category: 443
OBC: 378
SC: 349
ST: 446
So based on your Category, you should aim for atleast more than 70-80 marks from 2018.
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what is the minimum marks to get mbbs seat in mysore medical college in 2020 exam for physically challenged person??
Student Expert
2nd Sep, 2019
Dear Nitya, PWD is a horizontal reservation which means it is a reservation that you can avail within your Category. For example, if you belong to General Category and you are eligible for availing PWD benefits, you will be considered u der UR-PWD. For being eligible for this Category, you should have scored 45 percentile of top NEET score. That will be the cut off. Now it is 40 percentile of top NEET score for OBC,SC,ST. Now this formula will remain the same though the cut offs change every year. We are yet to have 2019 details. But in 2018, the cut offs for various Categories under State Quota have been as follows:
General Category: 443
OBC: 378
SC: 349
ST: 446
So based on your Category, you should aim for atleast more than 70-80 marks from 2018.
General Category: 443
OBC: 378
SC: 349
ST: 446
So based on your Category, you should aim for atleast more than 70-80 marks from 2018.
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Shri Krishna ayurvedic medical college Varanasi is affliated to which university ??
Student Expert
2nd Sep, 2019
Hello dear student,
Shri Krishna Ayurvedic Medical College Varanasi (SK Ayurvedic College Varanasi) is one of the reputed Private Ayurvedic Colleges in Varanasi. The college is popularly known as Shri Krishna Ayurvedic College Varanasi and it was founded in the year 2011.
SK Ayurvedic College Varanasi is affiliated With Chhatrapati Shahuji Maharaj University Kanpur and approved by Central Council of Indian Medicines. I hope this helps.
Best wishes
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