Hello Neha,

As per the NEET eligibility criteria, candidates must have undertaken 2 years of regular and continuous study of Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio-technology at 10+2 level with practical tests in each of these subjects. This means that you studied Class XI and Class XII  and must have been pursued in consecutive years with the subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Biology in both. Apart from this, you should have cleared Physics, Chemistry and Biology with an aggregate of 50% and also passed in English separately .

lt does not matter if Biology appears in your marksheet as optional or additional or elective or with any other term as long as you have studied it in both Classes 11 and 12. If you have, then you are eligible.

All the Best...!!!!!

Hello Srijit,

Here is list of some colleges for Paramedical course For cardiac technology in odisha:

• Centurion University of Technology and Management, Bhubaneswar Campus.
• Neelanchal Institute of Medical Sciences.
• Institute of Health Sciences, Bhubaneswar.
• KIMS - Kalinga Institute of Medical Sciences.
• Srirama Chandra Bhanja Medical College and Hospital.
• IMT Pharmacy College.

Apart from opting for a career path, a B.Sc Cardiac Care Technology graduate will be able to pursue higher education in degrees such as M.Sc, MBA and other PG medical and Diploma courses.

All the Best.....!!!!

Hello STudent

NWAC valid score of 12th exam is valid for appearing National entrance  for science test in  mediFMGE foreign medical graduate examination.This examination is ahead for getting registration in MCI of India /state Council of Medical Association for practicing in India  and . The states of India candidate who have passed NWAC board exam 12th class has to clear any of the AIU exam.

That is why you are eligible for or NEST  Fmge exam for practicing in India under MCI.

Hello Srijit,

For NEST 2021 there is no changes in exam pattern.

The question paper will consist of 4 (four) sections of objective (MCQ) type questions. Each section is of 50 marks each and will contain subject specific questions from Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics. It is in the interest of the candidate to attempt all sections. The merit list for both the institutes is prepared using the best 3 scores out of the four sections and the section with the worst score is omitted.

Thus attempting all sections will increase their chances of a better total score .

You can check the official brochure:

https://www.nestexam.in/docs/21/NEST2021-Brochure-Syllabus.pdf

Hello Srijit

The new NEST 2021 Exam pattern is as follows

1. There will be negative marking of 1/4 marks.
2. There will be no negative marking for leaving a question.
3. There are two section categories, section-1 carries 50 Marks, section-2 to 4 carries 50 Marks.
4. Yoh have to attempt all the sections.

I hope it helps.

Best of luck

Hello,

The entrance examination will consist of only four sections, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics. As per the NEST exam pattern 2021, each section will consist of 50 marks.

For more information go through the link given below:-

https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest-exam-pattern

Hello Student

Answer key of lovely Professional University NEST exam previous year answer key questions answer key and question answers with authentic answer will be available in the official website of NEST.

Official website of NEST:-w w w.nestexam.in

The national entrance screening test is is an annual entrance entrance test is a college level entrance test for admission in Indian Institute of Science education and research Bhubaneswar and Indian Institute of basic science.

Hope this helps.

NEST stands for National Entrance Screening Test conducted by NIISER Bhubaneswar. The exam basically comprises of four sections,

Biology,

Mathematics,

Physics

Chemistry.

It's rather easy for you to prepare because the syllabus is same as your 10+2 syllabus. You just need to prepare for one more section which you can do in bit by but. If you belong to maths stream you need to prepare for Biology and if you belong to biology stream you need to prepare for maths.

I know a bit of hard work will be required but once you will crack the exam everything will be worth it.

Tips.

Plan a proper schedule or routine to give time for the preparation of both exams consecutively.

Try solving past year question papers.

Try to give mocks in order to analysze the time management.

Don't stress much and keep your confidence till the end.

All the Very best.

Thank you.

The NISER and UM-DAE CEBS will conduct the NEST 2021 on June 14, in online mode. The NEST 2021 application form has been released on February 24. Candidates who wish to seek admission in various five-year integrated MSc. courses can apply for admission in NEST 2021 before April 30. Candidates will be required to register online on the official website to apply for the National Eligibility & Screening Test 2021.After successful registration, eligible candidates will be allotted NEST 2021 admit card on May 20, with the help of which aspirants will be able to sit for the exam. The result of NEST 2021 will be announced on June 30 in the form of the merit list which will include the names of the selected candidates. Those candidates who manage to pass the online examination will be called for NEST 2021 counselling in the two universities.

The language of the NEST 2021 Question Paper is in English only.

To know more visit the link below:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest

I hope my answer helps. All the very best fir your future endeavors!

Ideally, NEST for NISER and UM DAE, And IPMAT for IIM Indore IPM have nearly 99% different audiences and hence, the Date doesnt quite become an issue. In case you are applying for both the Tests, you must choose between one, unless their is a change in Date . You may convey your grievances to the Exam Regulatory Authority of IIM Indore or UMDAE, but you should expect any significant reply and action.