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Abhay KUMAR

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Preparing for NEET as a repeater requires a strategic approach. Here are some tips to help you maximize your chances of success:Analyze Your Previous Attempt: Review your last attempt to identify areas where you struggled. Focus on improving these weak spots.Create a Study Plan: Develop a structured study plan with clear, achievable goals. Break down your syllabus into manageable daily tasks.Effective Revision Techniques: Use techniques like mind mapping, quiz-based revisions, and regular mock tests to reinforce your memory.Time Management: Practice solving questions within the time limit to improve your speed and accuracy.Use Quality
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With a score of 400 marks in NEET, your chances of getting admission to a government medical college are quite slim, as this typically corresponds to a rank above 2,50,000. However, you still have some options:Private Medical Colleges: You have a fair chance of getting admission to private medical colleges. These colleges often have lower cut-offs compared to government colleges.State Quota: Depending on your state and category (general, OBC, SC, ST), you might have better chances in state quota seats.Management Seats: Some private colleges offer management seats, which can be an option if you are willing to pay the higher fees.

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Admission to Lovely Professional University (LPU) Without NEETNon-Medical Programs: You can take admission in various programs at LPU, such as B.Tech, BBA, B.Com, and other undergraduate and postgraduate courses, without needing to appear for NEET. These programs typically use LPU's own entrance exam (LPUNEST) or merit-based criteria for admission.Medical Programs: NEET scores are mandatory for admission to medical courses like MBBS, BDS, BAMS, and other health Science programs at LPU, as these are governed by national medical regulations.Admission Process for Medical Programs (NEET-based):NEET Examination: Ensure you have appeared for
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In Odisha, admission in B.Sc Nursing is generally offered through OJEE, while PG in Nursing is usually entrance test through OJEE, though certain private nursing colleges take examination answer key of NEET into consideration for admission. If you have qualified for NEET, you can vie for an opportunity to join specific private colleges that offer an opportunity based on your performance in the NEET exam. But in the case of government colleges, perhaps NEET won't be quite as decisive and the OJEE rank would be more influential. You should contact the particular colleges themselves or the Odisha State Nursing Council to determine more ab
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NEET PG score 417 rank is 58,521 to secure a seat in MD Emergency Medicine in Kerala may not be so easy in government medical college, as the cutoffs for this specialty vary in the range of 500 – 600 marks. But private universities or deemed universities may offer provided that there is availability of seats and the category of reservation. It is mandatory to take counseling through CEE or MCC for all India quotas for the Kerala board participated classes. Option to consider other MD programs it's also possible to spend more time and try in the next NEET PG attempt. 

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To get admission to the BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) programme at National Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital through NEET, you must:Appear for the NEET exam and qualify.Apply for admission via the counseling process, where seats are allocated based on NEET scores and the college's criteria.Follow the specific admission procedure of the college, including document verification and fee payment.   You can check the official website of the college or contact the admission office for detailed steps. 

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