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Hi Kiran

For NEET preparation , the best places in India are :

1. Kota , Rajasthan -   Institutes like Allen and Aakash .

2. Delhi - FIITJEE , Aakash and Vidyamandir Classes .

3. Hyderabad - Narayana and Sri Chaitanya are popular .

4. Chennai - Brilliant Tutorials and Speed Institute .

5. Bangalore - BASE and Aakash .

Choose based on faculty , success rate and location convenience .

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Hello Mohan,

If you plan to drop out of your BAMS course in Bangalore to join MBBS, you must:

1. Check College Policy: Verify if you need to pay a penalty or the full 5-year fee. This depends on your admission agreement.
   
   
2. Submit an Application: Provide a resignation letter stating your intent to discontinue.
   
   
3. Clear Dues: Settle all pending fees, hostel, or library charges.
   
   
4. Collect Documents: Obtain your original certificates (12th marksheet, TC, migration certificate, etc.) and a course discontinuation certificate.
   
   
5. Penalty Fees: Government seats may have nominal penalties, while private colleges might demand full course fees.

Confirm these details with your college administration before proceeding. Ensure you have secured an MBBS seat before leaving BAMS.

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IIT Tirupati: MS CSE Overview and Placements

Key Takeaway:

• Program Strength

1. Research-oriented program with specializations in AI, ML, and data science
2. Collaboration with industry and academia

• Placement

1. IIT Tirupati CDC helps ensure that placements are provided
2. 2023-24 average offer for PG was 14.5 LPA
3. Top recruiters include Amazon, Microsoft, Samsung, and Mathworks

• Research and Internship

1. Internships are oftentimes obtained by students pursuing MS. This, in some cases, results in getting PPOs from companies.

• The Process for Placement

1. Companies enroll on the CDC portal.
2. Students submit their resume and go through the selection process.

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For pursuing a Ph.D., the basic eligibility includes having a master’s degree in a relevant field with at least 55% marks (50% for reserved categories). Candidates must also qualify for entrance exams such as UGC-NET, CSIR-NET, GATE, or institute-specific tests. In addition to academic qualifications, some institutions may prefer candidates with prior research or professional experience.

The admission process typically involves filling out an application, appearing for an entrance test, and undergoing an interview. In some cases, you may need to submit a research proposal. Applications usually open twice a year, for sessions in January and July. Deadlines vary depending on the institution, so it’s important to check specific university notifications.

Ph.D. fees differ based on the type of institution. Public universities like IITs or central universities charge around Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 50,000 annually, whereas private institutions may charge Rs. 1–2 lakh per year. Many candidates can avail fellowships like JRF, GATE, or institute-level funding, providing a stipend during the research period.

Career opportunities after a Ph.D. include roles in academia, government research organizations, and industry-based R&D sectors. Let me know if you’re looking for details on a specific university or specialization!

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Link: https://www.careers360.com/courses/ph-d-doctor-of-philosophy

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Even the marksheets from the MP SOS scheme, known as Ruk Jana Nahi Yojana, are eligible for NEET and other government exams.

Provided you have completed the 12th standard with all of the needed subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English and you get the minimum percentage required to take admission into a specific exam, then you can apply.

However, you should note that the general eligibility criteria are slightly different for different exams.

Confirming Your Eligibility:

For confirmation, check the official websites concerned with the exam (NEET, JEE, etc.) and look at the eligibility criteria that comes with each.

Contact the conducting authority of the exam in case of any other query or clarification.

By doing so you will ensure that your MP SOS 12th marksheet is accepted for various competitive examinations. https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-2025

Essential Things to Take Along on NEET Exam

Compulsory Documents:

Admit Card: This is perhaps the most essential document. Ensure it is there with you.

Government Issued Valid Photo ID: Aadhaar card, PAN card, or a Driving license.

Other articles with you are:

Ball point Pen: a black ball-point pen for filling the OMR sheet

Water Bottle: a transparent bottle of water to keep you hydrated.

Healthy Snacks: energy bars or fruits to keep you high throughout the test.

Photocopy of Documents: Keep photocopies of admit card and ID proof with you.

Face Mask: Mandatory in view of COVID-19 restrictions

Hand Sanitizer: Carry a small sanitizer with yourself to keep hygiene intact.

Important Points:

Reach the exam center much before. This way, you avoid last-minute rush and stress.

Follow the instructions as provided by the invigilators.

Stay Calm and in Focus: Take time for each question and do not rush through them.

Read Instructions Properly: Read the instructions for each section very carefully.

Mark Answers Properly: Make sure that you mark the right answers in your OMR sheet.

Check Your Answer: If there is time left over, then go through the answers to avoid careless mistakes.

By strictly following all these guidelines and preparing the required items you may ensure a more stress-free experience of the NEET exam. https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-2025

Tata Memorial Centre (TMH ) offers MD courses in a variety of subjects, including pathology, immuno hematology and blood transfusion, and radio diagnosis but not MD in Preventive and Social Medicine.

In TMC MD in Pathology offers A three-year, full-time course with a tuition fee of INR 316,500 and admission for 12 students.

Moreover TMH is a public/government, autonomous university that was established in 1941 by the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust. The hospital is known for providing free or affordable treatments. It has hostel facility about an hour away with transport available.

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https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-phd-in-pathology-universities-in-india Although the PhD in Plant Pathology mainly ensures preparation for research and academia, you can always find yourself a place to fit elsewhere. Here's where:

Research and Academia:

Universities and Research Institutions: Work as a professor, researcher, or scientist conducting research, teaching, and guiding students.

Agricultural Research Institutes: Government and private research centers employ plant pathologists to conduct research on plant diseases and control measures.   International Agricultural Research Centers: Institutions such as the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) provide scope for research and development.   Industry:

Agrochemical Companies: You may be employed as a research scientist, formulating new pesticides and fungicides.

Seed Companies: You might engage yourself in seed development and seed quality management.

Biotechnology Companies: You could develop genetically engineered crops or biotechnological interventions.

Consultancy Firms: You might be a consultant to farmers and agricultural organizations.

Government and Public Sector:

Agricultural Extension Services: You might work as an extension officer whose primary role is giving technical advice to farmers.

Plant Quarantine Services : You might engage in the inspection of plants and plant products to ensure that diseases do not spread. Regulatory Agencies: You can work in regulatory agencies by promoting development and enforcing regulations on plant health and agriculture.

While one might not have the focus of working directly in hospitals and fields, a plant pathologist's work could be very much linked to much of the agricultural field and food security-related sectors.

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some of the top medical colleges in Hyderabad that accept NEET scores for admission into MBBS:

Government Medical Colleges:

Osmania Medical College: One of the oldest and most prominent medical colleges
Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad: The other well-known government medical college.
Kakatiya Medical College, Warangal: Telangana's best medical college since time immemorial.
Private Medical Colleges:

Kamineni Institute of Medical Sciences, KIMS: Top private medical college well known for infrastructure and faculty.
Deccan College of Medical Sciences: Provides high-quality medical education and training.
Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and Research: Tie-up with Apollo Hospitals to provide an excellent education.
Malla Reddy Medical College: A well-established private medical college.
CMR Institute of Medical Sciences: Equipped with advanced facilities and teaching. https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-medical-colleges-in-hyderabad-accepting-neet