Medicine

If you have a NEET 2024 rank of 8046, you can get admission to government dental colleges for MDS In few of the states of India, the specialisation or college will depend on your domicile state, your category, and number of seat available. Government dental colleges you might want to consider include Government Dental College, Nagpur which ranked 14th with an overall score of 58.50, Government Dental College, Bangalore ranking 18th with 54.95 score and Government Dental College, Mumbai ranked 24th with a score of 53.54 . The cost of these colleges also differ but annually the fees for these colleges hover around INR 39,000. This must be remembered that cutoff ranks vary year due to competition and fees may also differ; therefore, students are advised to contact the concerned college directly for current information.

Pursuing an MBBS at GMCH Chandigarh opens doors to diverse career prospects, including medical practice, postgraduate studies, research, and opportunities in healthcare administration. Graduates usually pursue MD/MS after an MBBS to specialise further. Those who want to serve as a doctor after an MBBS can join a private or government hospital. Apart from joining a hospital, MBBS graduates can seek employment in one of the following sectors/industries:IndustryDescriptionGovernment SectorThere are endless government jobs for MBBS graduates be it teaching or defence. Indian RailwaysIf you wish to work in the Indian railroads after finishing your MBBS, you must take the UPSC Combined Medical Services (CMSE) examination. Armed ForcesAs a Navy doctor, you will be able to learn and practise military medicine while also caring for the health of service members and their families in both peace and conflict.Biomedical CompaniesMedical affairs physicians design and implement the overall medical strategy by recognising where medicines may provide the most benefit to patients and establishing plans to overcome data gaps and provide significant evidence.Nursing HomesThese doctors visit the nursing home on a regular basis to evaluate and treat nursing home patients. 

GMCH Chandigarh MBBS aspirants must design a well-built preparation strategy to crack the NEET UG cut-off required for MBBS admission at the college. Some preparation tips that might prove helpful for the aspirants are as follows:Choose your reference books wiselySolve as many mock tests as possible Candidates can also visit Shiksha.com for free NEET UG Mock Test Papers with Solutions Visit this link and download the mocks now!Cross-check the NEET UG syllabus to confirm every topic is coveredSolve previous year's NEET UG question papersOver the relevant topics from the NCERT booksClick here for more on tips and preparation strategies for NEET UG. 

For admission to MSc Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT), two common entrance exams are CUET PG (Common University Entrance Test for Postgraduate) and AIPMCET (All India Post Graduate Medical Entrance Test).CUET PG: This is a national-level entrance exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for admission to postgraduate programs in various universities across India, including MSc MLT. Several central and state universities accept CUET PG scores for MSc MLT admissions.AIPMCET: This is a specific entrance exam for admissions to postgraduate medical courses, including MSc MLT, in certain institutions. It is conducted by various medical universities and colleges for selecting candidates based on their performance in the exam.