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The cutoff for AIIMS Paramedical courses varies with each year and different criteria like the number of applicants, difficulty level of the exam, and the number of available seats.

For the AIIMS Paramedical 2024 exam, though, the general cutoff was about 50% in the case of the General category, 45% for OBC category, and 40% for SC/ST categories.
Well the cutoff rank for gen category can be around 675.


For information regarding the most current information, you may want to check out the AIIMS official website or contact the administration of the respective institution directly.

You may either be detained or allowed to proceed to the second year depending on the specific rules and regulations of your college or university.

Institutions usually have minimum attendance requirements so students do not just go to class without actively participating in the learning process. If your attendance falls below the prescribed limit, you may face consequences :
Detention: You may be barred from appearing for the semester exams.
Conditional Attendance: You will be permitted to sit in the exams but with conditions like compulsory attendance in the next semester.
Fine or Fees: You will pay a fine or additional fees.
For information about specific rules, consult your college as below:

Contact Your College: Reveal the specific attendance rules and consequences by consulting your college's academic department or your class teacher.
Check the College's Academic Calendar: Check the college's academic calendar for such information as reporting requirements, academic regulations, etc.
How To Get Better Attendance:

Schedule: Balance your academic and personal commitments with a schedule.
Attendance Comes First: Prioritize attendance and do not avoid classes unless really necessary.
Communicate with Your Professors: If you've got a good reason for being absent, let your professors know beforehand.
Request Medical Certificates: While sick, take a medical certificate to explain your absence
As you see, proper attendance is essential for excellent academic performance and for future career opportunities.

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Yes, distance education in Master of Hospital Administration (MHA) is available at several universities including Mangalayatan University, lovely professional University,amity university,William Carey University etc.

IGNOU also Offers a UGC-DEB approved program that covers healthcare policy, financial management, quality assurance, and strategic planning.

We can help you better if you specify your college name.

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Hello there,

Yes, the Master of Hospital Administration (MHA) course is available through distance education in India. Several universities and institutes offer this program for working professionals or students who prefer flexible learning schedules. Here are a few institutions that provide MHA through distance or online modes:

1. IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University) : Offers a Postgraduate Diploma in Hospital and Health Management, which can be extended to a master’s degree.
   
   
2. Sikkim Manipal University : Offers an MHA program with flexible study options.
   
   
3. Annamalai University : Provides an MHA program through distance learning with an emphasis on healthcare management.
   
   
4. Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning (SCDL) : Offers similar programs in healthcare management which align with MHA objectives.

It’s advisable to confirm the accreditation and recognition of the program by regulatory bodies like UGC or AICTE to ensure the validity of your degree. Check the university's official website for eligibility, fees, and admission dates.

For more details, you can check out an article by Careers360 whose link is given below:

Link: https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-distance-mha-colleges-in-india

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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The Master of Hospital Administration ( MHA ) is a postgraduate program designed to provide specialised knowledge and skills in hospital and healthcare management. It focuses on training students to manage healthcare institutions efficiently , improving the quality of services , handling hospital operations and developing strategies to provide high quality healthcare .

Here's list of MHA course distance education

Hope this helps you

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To get a good rank in KCET for veterinary courses , focus on :

1. Biology : Study NCERT throughly , especially topics like Animal Kingdom , Genetics and Ecology .

2. Chemistry : Focus on Organic and Physical sections .

3. Physics : Prioritise Mechanics , Thermodynamics and Electricity .

Tips :

Solve KCET previous year papers and take mock tests .

Master NCERT textbooks for all subjects .

Focus more on Biology as it carries the most weightage .

Manage time effectively and revise regularly .

Consistent effort , you can achieve a good rank .

For more tips check out link below :

https://www.careers360.com/question-how-to-prepare-for-kcet-veterinary-and-does-theory-marks-will-be-taken-to-calculate-veterinary-rank

ALL THE BEST

Hi Rajan

Yes , a PCM student can appear for NEET exam . if you study Biology  , as it is mandatory .

you must meet eligibility criteria , including passing Physics , Chemistry and Biology in your 12th grade  with the required percentage .

Additional Biology qualifications can be pursued .

Hope this helps .

Check out an article by careers360 for more information link given below :

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

Thank you

https://www.careers360.com/articles/what-is-a-career-counselling-counar It's understandable to be frustrated and uncertain about a future after a couple of failed NEET attempts. The point is that there are many rewarding careers one could have outside of medicine.

Here are a few suggestions to get you started on your way:

1. Re-examine Your Goals:

Self-Reflection: Take some time to reflect on what you enjoy, are passionate about, or have a knack for. What subjects did you enjoy in school? What are you naturally good at?

Career Counseling: Make an appointment with a career counselor who can assist you in identifying any successful career choices.

2. Alternative Career Options:

Engineering: If you have an aptitude in physics and mathematics, then you may opt for the field of engineering. You may opt for computer science, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, or more.

Pharmacy: A career in pharmacy offers a mix of science and health care. You can get a B.Pharm degree and work as a pharmacist in numerous places.

Biotechnology: It is a combination of biology and technology. You can explore research, development, and production roles in biotechnology companies.

Allied Health Sciences: Look at careers like physiotherapy, occupational therapy, or medical laboratory technology.

Teaching: If you like teaching and know how to explain complicated ideas simply, you can become a science teacher or mathematics teacher.

3. Skill Development:

Technical Skills: Good skill set in programming, data analysis, or other technical areas to create good employment opportunities.

Soft Skills: Soft skills such as communication, problem-solving, teamwork and many more can be developed that can be put to use in any job.

4. More education:

Undergraduate Programs: Research undergraduate programs in biotechnology, microbiology, biochemistry, environmental science, or related fields.

Master's and Ph.D. Programs: Consider a master's or Ph.D. from either a specialization in your area of interest or even in interdisciplinary studies.

5. Career Opportunities:

Government Jobs: Utilize open opportunities in government through the UPSC, SSC, or other state-level exams.

Private Sector: Pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology firms, research institutions, and healthcare organizations.

Remember, it's never too late to change course in your career. Always be hopeful and look into all opportunities for you.

As mentioned by you that you have appeared for EAMCET & NEET both and you are looking for options other than MBBS & BDS and specifically in Hyderabad. Well first i will list down options available for you other than MBBS & BDS  with EAMCET & NEET  and then Hyderabad

Options with EAMCET : you can opt for courses in Engineering, Agriculture, Medical Sciences, Pharmacy, & Veterinary Science.

Options with NEET : you can opt for BHMS, BAMS, other than MBBS & BDS,  courses in like Allied Health Services & L:ife Sciences like B.Sc Nursing, B.Sc Biotechnology, B.Sc Microbiology, B.Sc Nutrition & Dietician, B.Sc Food Technology, B.sc Medical Laboratory Technology.

Courses in Paramedical Sciences like B.Sc in Physiotherapy, B.Sc Cardiac Care Technology, B.Sc Dialysis Technology, B.Sc Perfusion Technology, B.Sc Anesthesia Technology, Operation Theater Technology, B.Sc Optometry, B.Sc Radiology Technology.

Options available in Hyderabad : B. Pharmacy, B.Sc Nursing, Computer Science Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Cyber Security, Allied Health Services, B.Sc in Fisheries & Horticulture.

Just a suggestion that though you wish to explore options in Hyderabad but you should keep your options open PAN India and then take a call.

Wishing you Good luck

Dr Sonia Achantani