Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education and Research A.J.C. Bose Road Kolkata Answered Questions

Hi. You have to clear JENPAS UG Exam, For detailed information, you can see the link given below-
https://www.shiksha.com/college/institute-of-post-graduate-medical-education-and-research-a-j-c-bose-road-Kolkata-29761/course-bachelor-of-physiotherapy-bpt-563987
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Hi RAKHI, IPGMER offers several undergraduate, postgraduate and postdoctoral programs including super specialty programs in various disciplines of Medical Sciences. Candidates will have to apply for NEET-UG examination conducted by CBSE to take admission in MBBS
Candidates applying for other UG courses have to take the form online from the official website of IPGMER
Candidates applying for PG courses have to apply online through NEET PG conducted by NBE
Admission is done strictly on the basis of Merit in the entrance test
IPGMER and SSKM Hospital Admission 2021: MBBS BPT B.Sc. (Nursing), GNM
IPGMER, Kolkata offers MBBS BPT and B.Sc. (Nursing) at UG level. The institute caters to 200 seats in total for MBBS. Selection Criteria: Selection for MBBS is done on the basis of NEET-UG scores. The merit list is prepared for all the categories based on candidates score in NEET UG. For BPT GNM B.Sc. (Nursing) and B.Sc. (Condense), selection is done based on the merit list of JENPAUH-2020 which is conducted by West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board. You can visit the following Shiksha link provided below:-
https://www.shiksha.com/college/institute-of-post-graduate-medical-education-and-research-a-j-c-bose-road-Kolkata-29761/admission
Good Luck!
Hope this helps!

For 2020-21 academic sessions, the West Bengal Joint Examinations Board (WBJEEB) is conducting common
entrance examination titled JENPAUH-2020 for admission to the BSc Nursing (Bachelor of Nursing). So you have to apply first for JENPAUH entrance exam conducted by WBJEEB. Date of Examination: 10th May 2020 (Sunday).

Hello Zaiba,
If you want to do MBBS, then thumbs up because you have chosen a way which requires a lot of hard work and luck too. Cracking MBBS in India has become very difficult if you are a general student. But hard work can pay you off. Start studying with biology from NCERT followed by chemistry and physics. Try to make notes and have revision time to time. Do last year question papers of NEET.
All the best.