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Hello aspirant,

An MBBS is not necessary for a number of medical programs or occupations, including:

• The four-year Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Nursing program is a wonderful choice for those interested in a career in medical.
• A three-year undergraduate program called the Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology integrates the study of biology with technology to create products for the planet.
• Optometry: An alternative to MBBS in specialized healthcare education. Courses in paramedicine: These programs assist in the medical field without requiring a doctor with complete qualifications. Nursing, radiography, emergency first aid, and physiotherapy are a few examples.
• Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH): A public health degree from an academic institution that places greater emphasis on research than the MPH program.

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So as per your question, the hall ticket number of your tenth class marks card can be found on your mark sheet. If in any case the marksheet is not available, you can either contact your school authorities or you can contact your state board for the same. They will definitely help you in knowing it.

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Yes, you can specialize in nuclear medicine after graduating as a radiation technologist. Here are some ways to become a nuclear medicine technologist:

BSc in Clinical Technology with specialization in Nuclear Medicine: This four-year degree includes practical experience.

BSc in Radiography, followed by specialization in Nuclear Medicine: This route takes three years.

Nuclear medicine technologists should have a background in science and math, and an interest in working with patients. They should also have good communication skills, and practical skills such as patient care.

University you should consider JIPMER Puducherry, Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences, AIIMS Rishikesh, and Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences.

With 297 marks in NEET 2024 and belonging to the SEBC category, there is a good chance of getting admission to Dhondumama Sathe Homoeopathic Medical College, Pune, as this college usually accepts lower NEET scores for its BHMS course, especially for reserved categories like SEBC; however, it's crucial to check the official cut-off list once released to confirm your admission.moreoverAIAPGET 2024 counselling round-1 result is declared on 19th September 2024.

foreign MBBS graduates can practice in India through Medical Council of India (MCI) approved Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) exam.if you qualified this exam you are eligible for practice and get license.however,candidate who has completed their primary medical degree from Australia, USA, UK, Canada, or New Zealand are exempted from this exam

There are maximum of 6 attempts to qualify for the FMGE exam in 3 years.

You can get Goverment medical college via State Quota and category in your state. And in most states, with 320+ you can get a government bds seat. Now, via 15 percent All India Quota for SC Category, 400+ marks would be a safe score for getting admission in a government dental al college.

first of i would like to ask you please specify your college and also specify your state.if you would like to study in a private college then most of the colleges does not requires cet score or ranking. you just have to be qualified for the intermediate exam with certain percentage .then you can easily take admission in any of the private colleges.

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if you want to take admission in government colleges,then i would say that you have to give cet or a State exam and you need to have some specific documents required by the colleges of that state.

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If you haven't already, you could also try checking your application status on the IGNOU website. Sometimes there are updates there that don't get sent out as notifications.

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The cost of a BBA LLB degree can change based on the area and the university or college you select. In India, the annual cost of a BBA LLB program can vary from

Rs50,000 to Rs3,00,000.

The following are typical price ranges according to the kind of institution:

Government Colleges: Annually, from rs50,000 and rs1,50,000.

Private colleges: annual tuition of 1,50,000 to 3,00,000 or more.

To find out the precise cost schedule, get in touch with the particular school that interest s you.