• Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Navi Mumbai
• Chettinad Academy of Research and Education
• Santosh Medical College And Hospital, Santosh University

• MS in Orthopaedics
• MD in Anaesthesiology
• MD in Pathology
• MD in Hospital Administration
• MD in Biochemistry
• MD in Microbiology

• Ncert should be your priority :-  To prepare for neet exam first of all go through ncert to clear your basic concepts and take the help of reference book to understand the topics you find difficult to understand, Ncert is really good for clearing your basic concepts especially for biology.

• Use reference books to strengthen your concepts or topics which you cannot understand from ncert "-  you can follow books like Trueman's biology as well for reference and follow books like hc verma for physics and op Tandon for chemistry.

• Practise  questions :-after finishing each chapter you should practice numericals and mcqs and keep revising your concepts whenever you feel like you are for getting some concepts , you can make a routine as well and try to give at least 8 hours or more to study , your routine should revolve around study, revise and practice . You should practise numericals and mcqs , go through past 39 year chapterwise papers of neet aipmt book for each of Physics, Chemistry and Biology by arihant.

• Revise :- You should make a list of important definitions, important formulas, important derivations in chemistry and physics and important diagrams in biology etc. and you can brush them up weekly. You can make mind maps, flow charts for memory based topics while studying the chapters and these will help you a lot during your revision .

• Mock tests :-  once you are done with the complete neet syllabus go through mock test papers.

Hello

AIIMS MBBS exam has been scrapped and now, NEET is the only entrance exam for admission to UG medical courses in the country.

So, AIIMS MBBS forms were not available this year. For admission to AIIMS institutes for MBBS Course, students have to apply for NEET exam.
Registration process of NEET 2020 has been completed. Last date of registration was February 9, 2020.

Do let us know if you have any other queries.

Good Luck!

Hello student. In general. State quota is a category that is given in that state for that state people. For example admission in tamilnadu, usually 3 categories, AIR all india rank, state quota as in that particular state and in some institutions, particular region as in chennai etc

So when you need admission in college in some other state, you come into the category of other state or all india rank

Going by previous All India cut offs and your rank, you may decent chances in Colleges like:

Medical College and Hospital: Kolkata

Dr. D.Y.Patil Vidyapeeth, Mumbai

Chettinad Academy

Colleges in AP are tad difficult. Having said that, this is 2019 data and cut offs change every year depending on various factors such as no.of Candidates appearing for the exam, no.of Candidates qualified, difficulty of the exam, and no.of seats available for each specialisation. Please try our College predictor to check the possibility of other specialisations with you rank across India:  https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-all-india-college-predictor

Going by previous All India cut offs and your rank, you may decent chances in:

Sangli Medical College: Orthopaedics, Paediatrics

VMMC: Forensic Medicine and Toxicology

Having said that, this is 2019 data and cut offs change every year depending on various factors such as no.of Candidates appearing for the exam, no.of Candidates qualified, difficulty of the exam, and no.of seats available for each specialisation. Please try our College predictor to check the possibility of other specialisations with you rank across India:  https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-all-india-college-predictor

Hello Aspirant,

Kindly mention here your NEET PG rank here so that you can get answer of your query related admission.

You can also use NEET PG college Predictor tool given below to know your admission possibilities in NEET PG All India Counseling, State counseling, Central or Deemed Universities.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor

Good Luck!

Hello aspirant,

Summarizing the pros and cons according to me :

Pros

1. No confusion after primary specialization, no entrance tests again; you can just tough it out for 6 years, after which you are a superspecialist
2. DNB is in private hospitals, where you can see best practices and newest procedures and techniques
3. DNB is much better structured than local universities, there are regular assessments, and exit exam is fairly standardized

Cons

1. CVTS is less and less preferred nowadays as a surgical subspecialty, as many cases of CABG are now amenable to procedures done by cardiologists
2. It is highly intensive, and postoperative care in the ICU can drain many people. If you don’t like managing ICU patients, you should think twice about taking up CVTS.
3. It would be 8–10 years before you do independent surgeries. Competition is so stiff that many do further fellowships in pediatric CVTS etc. There is a long wait for financial settlement, and it can frustrate you.
4. You have little personal time or family life while pursuing the course, depending on where you take it.
5. In many institutes, it may be only in the last 2 years or 1 year that you actually play an active role in the surgery.
6. You don’t have much general surgery background when you start, which may be a disadvantage initially.

Overall, the decision must be based on personal preferences, choice of institution available, teaching at the institute, patient load, etc.

You have to be highly committed to take it up.

Hope it helps!

Hi Priyanka,

Please specify you query,we cannot give answer by knowing the half detail as you have not mentioned any exam of college how should we know that.

Kinldy mention the exam then only we will be able to give any answer and clear your query.

Hope you respond soon.