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What is the selection process for MBBS and what is the minimum NEET rank required at AIIMS Bhatinda?
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Karunamoy Baug
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The minimum NEET rank required for admission tothe MBBS programme at AIIMS Batinda varies from category to category. Below is the information regarding the minimum NEET cut-off marks required for admission to AIIMS :General Category : Candidates aspiring for AIIMS Delhi should aim for a minimum score of 675 (recommended 680+) to secure a seat in the MBBS program. For other AIIMS branches like Bhatinda, a scorearound 650 is desirable.Reserved Category (OBC/ST/SC) : In order to secure a seat in the MBBS programme of AIIMS Bhatinda, candidates from the reserved category should aim for a minimum score of 650. This means aiming for minimum
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Pankaja Meher
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Normally every city has a paramedical college and many graduates are coming out of those colleges. And in the same way many students are coming out of Universities (only universities not colleges). So many of them are unemployed because the outcome is more than the jobs. Therefore those who studied in government universities have the chance and are skilled to get jobs easily at government labs and as well as private. So, here if you've graduated from AIIMS, you'll be posted at army bases and you'll be paid well. Not only at army bases but also at army hospitals, army camps, etc.
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Pankaja Meher
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The seat intake for BSc at AIIMS Jodhpur is 100 students. Candidates need to meet the eligibility criteria, which includes passing the 10+2 exam with English, Physics, Biology, and Chemistry as subjects with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks.The college aims to train nurses through quality teaching, skill proficiency, and mentorship programs. Additionally, AIIMS Jodhpur provides state-of-the-art facilities like lecture theatres, nursing skills labs, and a well-equipped library.
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Pankaja Meher
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No, you cannot join AIIMS Jodhpur directly. Admission to AIIMS Jodhpur is entrance-based, and candidates need to qualify for course-specific entrance exams like NEET UG for MBBS admission or INICET for PG courses. The institute follows a structured admission process where candidates must meet specific eligibility criteria, submit required documents, and participate in counseling sessions for seat allotment based on merit
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Pankaja Meher
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AIIMS Jodhpur accepts NEET UG scores for admission to the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) program. Additionally, AIIMS Deoghar accepts both NEET and AIIMS paramedical Entrance Exam Scores for admission in their courses. The admission process at AIIMS Jodhpur is based on the candidates' scores in the NEET UG entrance exam and NEET Counselling for MBBS courses
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AIIMS Jodhpur is considered a better option compared to Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phoole University for pursuing a BSc degree. AIIMS Jodhpur offers excellent placement opportunities with a median salary of INR 13.21 LPA for MD/MS/MDS courses. Students have praised AIIMS Jodhpur for its curriculum, infrastructure, faculty quality, and academic composition. On the other hand, Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phoole University in Jaipur is known for offering a "Bachelor of Public Health (BPH)" degree. In terms of reputation and academic excellence, AIIMS Jodhpur stands out as a preferred choice for pursuing a BSc degree in comparison to Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phoole
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Pankaja Meher
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The institute has facilities for the recreation of students. The common room also has adequate seating arrangements with television.If you want to enjoy 3 major annual fest (Tejas the sports festival + AURA the cultural festival + Lit Elixir the literary festival) then welcome to AIIMS Jodhpur. (No classes during the fest).Sports Facilities are top class. Separate grounds for Cricket and Football, 2 separate volleyball courts, 2 basketball courts,2 hockey ground, a badminton court, 3 tennis courts including a Red clay court, single Kabaddi ground. Indoor facilities are equally good. It has facilities for games like table tennis, chess,
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Based on the information available, at AIIMS Jodhpur, the College of Nursing offers a B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing program with an annual intake of 100 students. This program aims to prepare nursing graduates to assume responsibilities as professional competent nurses and midwives in providing various healthcare services. The core values of the institute include empathy, professionalism, dignity, integrity, and compassion. Additionally, AIIMS Jodhpur offers various other courses such as MBBS, MS, MD, MDS, MPH, PhD, M. Ch, and DM in different branches of medical science and related fields
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Vartika Pundir
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In the context of AIIMS B.Sc. Nursing admissions, being overweight does not directly impact eligibility. However, there are specific criteria that applicants must meet to be eligible for the B.Sc. Nursing programme at AIIMS:Academic Eligibility:Candidates from the General/EWS category must have a minimum aggregate of 55% in the qualifying examination.ST/SC category candidates must have a minimum aggregate of 50% in the qualifying examination.Syllabus and Subjects:The AIIMS B.Sc. Nursing entrance exam syllabus covers Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and General Knowledge subjects.Thoroughly study
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