If I take admission in MSC in physiology,is there be any advantage of WB JEE, IIT JAM,NEET marks?
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No you won't be getting any advantage of your NEET, or any state or national level entrance exam marks while taking admission in M.Sc course. This is simply because those are separate exams and their marks are used for separate course. When you will apply for MSc you will have to appear for the entrance exam of the respective institute or admission will be based on merit depending on the college where you are taking admission. And if youbare aiming for top colleges then you will have to clear IIT JAM.
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