Medicine & Health Sciences

The most common candidates for this Diploma in gynecology and obstetrics would primarily be those who have a medical degree. Most possible candidates are MBBS graduates (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery).Although BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) does indeed have some medical sciences foundations, he will not be eligible for such a Diploma as it is strictly oriented to allopathy-oriented degrees in medicine. Some colleges, however, offer other Diploma courses or bring BAMSers to such-programs on women's health issues or Ayurveda. One must check up with these institutions when it comes to eligibility criteria on candidates who have degrees of this nature as it is different in different educational setups.

 In order to be eligible for the B.Sc. Nursing programme at AIIMS, there are certain criteria you must meet. AIIMS has a strict set of guidelines for eligibility, which includes both academic qualifications and entrance exam performance.Here are the general eligibility criteria:Educational Qualification: You should have passed Class 12 with the following subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English. You must have obtained at least 50% marks in aggregate (for General/OBC candidates) and 45% marks for SC/ST candidates. If you have grace marks in Chemistry, it may affect the aggregate score, but it depends on how it impacts your overall percentage.Age Limit: You should be at least 17 years old as of December 31 in the year of admission.Entrance Exam: You will need to qualify for the AIIMS Nursing Entrance Exam. The exam tests your knowledge in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and General Knowledge.Given that you have grace marks in Chemistry, the key issue is whether this affects your overall eligibility in terms of the minimum required percentage. If your grace marks bring you to the required percentage, you should be eligible to apply. It is advisable to double-check with AIIMS or review their official guidelines regarding how grace marks are considered for eligibility.Since you are from Assam, your eligibility will be subject to the general AIIMS rules and not specific to your state unless there are other regional preferences for admissions, which AIIMS typically does not have for B.Sc. Nursing.If you crack the entrance exam and meet all the eligibility criteria, you should be able to gain admission to the B.Sc. Nursing program.

 With a NEET UG score of 364 and a category rank of 449,867, it may be challenging to secure a BDS seat in a government dental college in Bellary, such as VIMS Dental College, based on previous years' cutoffs. For 2023, the closing rank for BDS in VIMS Dental College (under the general category) was around 28,569 in the first round, with the cutoffs rising to 53,907 in the last round? You may want to explore other private colleges or minority quota seats, where the competition might be less intense than in government institutions. However, if you have any minority status or a category-specific seat, that could help improve your chances.Given your budget of 70 lakhs, you may also consider private colleges in Karnataka or neighboring states that offer BDS seats, as their cutoffs may vary and be more accommodating for your rank.

The B.S. in Medical Sciences & Engineering at IIT Madras is an interdisciplinary program designed to bridge the gap between medical sciences and engineering. It covers areas such as organ-specific device development, AI in medicine, and medical image analysis, and includes hospital internships for hands-on experience. This program offers specialization in areas like drug design, pharmacology, and translational research in medicine?To apply, you need to register on the IISER Admissions Portal and apply through the IIT Madras Admission Portal. The admissions are based on the IISER Aptitude Test (IAT). The program is highly competitive, and the admission process involves multiple rounds of seat allocation after document verification?  

With an AIR of 562711 and a category rank of 162477, it is unlikely that you will secure a seat in government medical colleges for MBBS or similar courses under the AIQ or state quotas, based on recent trends and cutoffs. Generally, the cutoff ranks for government medical colleges tend to be much lower, especially in popular courses like MBBS, where the cutoff ranks for state quotas can start from a rank of around 10,000 to 30,000 in some states.However, you might still have a chance in private medical colleges, particularly those with higher fees or those that offer management or NRI quota seats. With a budget of 70 lakhs, you can consider applying to private institutions where you might be eligible for seats under these quotas. Some colleges may have a higher cutoff but offer seats in such quotas based on a higher rank and budget? Additionally, you can explore options in paramedical and allied health Science courses such as BPT, Nursing, or others in medical institutions that may have lower cutoff ranks. You could also consider pursuing a Diploma or Bachelor's course in fields like Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, or Nursing as an alternative if you are inclined towards a career in healthcare?