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There are Some university in india where many colleges allow students from different backgrounds to enroll themselves for post graduation in psychology such as

1.Delhi University,

2.Banaras Hindu University (BHU),

3.Amity University

4. Christ University,

5. Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS),

For admission candidates need to appear for a relevant entrance exam specific to the university or program.

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Both PMCH Patna (Patna Medical College and Hospital) and RML Lucknow (Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences) are respected institutions, but they differ in some aspects.

PMCH, one of the oldest medical colleges in India, is known for its experience, larger patient load, and comprehensive medical services, offering a vast exposure to real-world cases.

However, it may face infrastructure challenges. RML Lucknow, a newer institute, has modern facilities, better infrastructure, and specialized care but might have a relatively lower patient diversity. The best choice depends on your priorities—clinical exposure or infrastructure quality.

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So, you're looking into the administrative setup and economic changes under Iltutmish, right? That's some pretty interesting historical stuff! Let me break it down for you:

Administrative setup:

Iltutmish, who ruled in the early 13th century, made some significant changes to how things were run. He set up a central government with different departments to handle various aspects of ruling. He had a group of noble advisors called the Turkan-i-Chahalgani or the Forty, who helped him make decisions. He also divided the empire into provinces, each led by a governor to keep things running smoothly.

Economic changes:

On the money front, Iltutmish introduced some cool innovations. He brought in a new silver coin called the tanka, which became the standard currency. This helped standardize trade across his empire. He also encouraged agriculture and trade, which boosted the economy.

I hope this gives you a good starting point! If you need more details or have any other questions, just let me know. We're always happy to help students dig deeper into historical topics like this.

Iltutmish, the third ruler of the Delhi Sultanate, established a centralized administrative system, dividing his kingdom into provinces (iqtas) governed by appointed officials.

He introduced a systematic taxation policy and promoted the use of coins, standardizing currency to facilitate trade. Iltutmish also encouraged agricultural development and infrastructure improvements, such as irrigation and road construction, enhancing economic productivity.

His reforms aimed to consolidate power and promote stability, which laid the groundwork for subsequent rulers in the Sultanate. These measures significantly boosted trade and agriculture, contributing to the economic prosperity of the region.
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Congratulations on your NEET PG 2024 All India Rank (AIR) of 5569!

While there isn't an exact formula to determine your Karnataka state rank from your All India Rank, it typically depends on factors such as:

- Number of candidates from Karnataka: The state rank is influenced by how many candidates from Karnataka scored better than you.

- State reservation policies : Categories like OBC, SC, ST, etc., may also affect the rankings.

However, based on trends from previous years, a general approximation is that the Karnataka state rank is typically higher than the All India Rank due to fewer candidates competing from the state. Your state rank could be around 800–1000 or higher, but this is just an estimate and could vary depending on this year's applicant pool.

For an accurate rank, it’s best to wait for the state counseling authorities to release the official merit list.

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Hello there,

Your All India Rank (AIR) of 5569 in NEET PG 2024 will likely translate to a Karnataka state rank that could be significantly better, as state ranks are generally more favorable due to a smaller candidate pool.

While the exact state rank can vary each year based on the performance of candidates within the state, it’s reasonable to estimate that your Karnataka state rank could be in the range of 2000 to 3000 .

To get the precise state rank, you can check with the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) or the official NEET PG counseling authorities once they release the state rank list.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

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Your Karnataka state ranking will likely be higher than your All India Rank (AIR) since the pool of candidates is smaller. However, predicting the exact state rank can be tricky without knowing the number of candidates from Karnataka who appeared for the exam and how competitive the scores are within the state. Based on trends, your state rank could potentially be within the top few thousand, but it depends on a lot of factors like how others have performed.

If you have a specific exam or category in mind, I could give you a more accurate estimate!

Hey! First off, congrats on clearing your compartment exam, because 23/70 is the passing mark, so you should be good. Now, about the "xxxx" on your result—sometimes that's just a placeholder when the system hasn't fully updated, or there’s some technical issue. It might be a good idea to reach out to your school or board to get clarity on that.

As for whether you should take the improvement exam next year, it really depends on your comfort level with chemistry and your NEET prep. If you feel confident in covering everything for NEET without needing to improve your board marks, you can skip it. But if you think improving your score might give you an extra edge or make you feel more secure, it could be worth considering.

Hope this helps, and best of luck with NEET prep!

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