What I do for taking admission in akash institute for Neet preparation after 12th

Direct Admission (DA):



1.Each course has a predefined specific percentage admission criterion. Broadly, for admission in any course a student should fulfill the required Percentage or Grades (aggregate marks) in either Science and Mathematics in Class VIII / IX / Class X Board / All India Secondary School Examination (AISSE) or Physics, Chemistry, Biology (PCB) / Physic, Chemistry, Mathematics (PCM) in Class XII Board / Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examination.

For Example -2.Those students who have secured minimum

65% aggregate marks in PCB / PCM in Class XII or

70% aggregate marks in Science & Mathematics in Class X Board Exam can take direct admission (DA) in Short-Term Courses i.e. Crash Courses / Test Series Courses.3.Those students who have secured minimum

70% aggregate marks or B1+B1 grades in Science & Mathematics in Class IX / Class X Board Exam of Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Delhi / Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) or any other recognized Board can take direct admission in Two Year Integrated Course for Medical (NEET/AIIMS) or Engineering (JEE-Main/Advanced) as per their choice and

70% aggregate marks in Science & Mathematics in Class X / 70% aggregate marks in PCB / PCM in Class XII Board Exam can take direct admission in One Year Medical / Engineering Courses.

Admission-cum-Scholarship-Test(ACST):



1.If a student has not scored a minimum of 70% marks or B1+B1 grades in Class IX / Class X Board / AISSE in Science & Mathematics (aggregate) or those students who could not perform well in their board exams, for such students, we are providing an opportunity to appear for our 'Admission cum Scholarship Test' to showcase their potential for medicine or engineering as career. Those students who qualify this test are then given admission in the applied courses.2.The admission test also gives an opportunity to a student to outperform and get scholarship in turn. A student, who has qualified our direct admission criteria, can also appear for ACST in order to avail scholarship.3.If a student has taken direct admission and paid registration fee, admission fee & first installment of the tuition fee, then he/she cannot appear in ACST to avail any scholarship benefit.4.A student can appear in the ACST for a maximum of two chances for seeking admission in a particular course.5.The syllabus of the admission test is different for different courses and can be obtained from the information desk at the applying centre.6.For further details, please discuss with our Centre Counsellors.

Common Admission Process:

Admission in Regular Program can be availed until August, although one can get enrolled in Distance Learning Program / Digital Program throughout the year.