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Rehan Chauhan
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NO, you don't need to be a resident of Maharashtra to obtain a B.Sc. degree from AFMC (Armed Forces Medical College). AFMC selection is based on your performance in the National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET) and other eligibility criteria set by the institute, and not your residency.AFMC B.Sc.: AFMC doesn't offer a traditional B.Sc. program. They offer MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) and B.Sc. (Nursing) programs.Admission Criteria: Admission to both programs is based on NEET score followed by an interview and medical examination conducted by AFMC
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The decision between AFMC (Armed Forces Medical College) and AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) is influenced by admission procedures, course offers, location, faculty and research, facilities, and career objectives. AFMC admits students mostly through NEET-UG, although AIIMS has a more demanding entrance exam. While AIIMS offers a wider range of medical and allied health Science programmes across many locations, AFMC focuses on delivering medical services to military personnel.
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Yes, candidates can pursue MBBS from AFMC Pune. The eligibility criteria for taking admission in MBBS are that the candidate must have competed 10+2 with PCB and minimum aggregate of 60% should be their in MBBS. The candidates need to take NEET Exam for taking admission. After, giving NEET exam candidates can check their score and apply for counselling. After, counselling candidates can check the merit list released by the college and candidates can further apply for admission and can secure their seats by paying the admission fees. For, further details regarding the admission procedure candidates can vist the official website of the c
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Mohmmed Zuned Chouhan
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The Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) in India has specific eligibility criteria for admission.While your score in biology, physics, and chemistry is great, your English score is not that good.You English marks doenot fit in the minimum eligibility criteria for AFMC MBBS admission due to the score in English.Minimium Marks in English should be 50 percent in 12th . However if you want to enter only if AFMC consider retaking your 12th standard English exam (if applicable) to improve your score.
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No, you cannot enrol in AFMC (Armed Forces Medical College) without NEET. NEET scores are required for admission to AFMC's MBBS programme. Candidates must pass NEET UG before being admitted to AFMC, which is followed by an interview and a medical exam. The AFMC is a prominent institution that provides a unique opportunity to serve in the country's armed services. Candidates must meet certain eligibility requirements, such as being unmarried, earning a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in Science subjects, and scoring at least 50% in English and each Science subject. In addition, students must pass the NEET entrance test to be considered f
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