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Anushka Mendiratta
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AIIMS Delhi and PGIMER Chandigarh both are considered goof for MBBS. Here's the comparison which you can consider:AIIMS Delhi: Ranked #1 nationally. It boasts top-notch faculty, excellent infrastructure, and a high-pressure environment.PGIMER Chandigarh: Ranked #2 nationally, known for its unique teaching methods, research focus, and a good student experience.Both The institutes are top ranked at national level. However, if you prefer a focus on research, a well-rounded experience, and a slightly less competitive atmosphere, PGIMER might be a better fit.
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Tanmoy Ghosh
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The selection criteria for AFMC Pune MBBS admission is a student must achieve a merit ranking in the NEET UG examination, which is then followed by participation in MCC Counselling. Thus, it is cumpulsory to qualify in NEET PG to get admission in M.Sc in Anatomy at AFMC.
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Muskan
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Unfortunately, failing the National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET) will prevent you from being admitted to King George's Medical University (KGMU) to pursue an MBBS. The only criteria for admission to KGMU's MBBS programme are NEET UG scores; there is no direct application process available without taking the test.
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Koushik Sarkar
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Yes, you can pursue MBBS course from Tamil Nadu. To pursue MBBS from government college, you have to give NEET UG. You can pursue MBBS without NEET UG in any other good private college with their own entrance exam. To be eligible for the NEET UG exam, you must have studied Phyiscs, Chemistry and Biology as compulsory subjects in class12th.
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Subhrajeet Harichandan
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The admission to MBBS programme at CMC Vellore campuses will solely be based on the marks scored by the candidates in the NEET exam. There are no management category seats available at CMC Vellore campuses. CMC Vellore Entrance Exam has been permanently scrapped as an entrance exam.
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Aneena Abraham
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No, in India, MD in Homeopathy cannot be pursued by correspondence. Reputed medical universities and colleges in India do not offer MD in Homeopathy through distance learning programs. MD in Homeopathy requires practical skills that correspondence programs can't provide. Medical regulations in India also demand in-person learning, making correspondence programs a non-option for this degree. If you're interested in MD in Homeopathy, you'll need to enroll in a full-time programme at a recognised university or college. These programs involve classroom lectures, laboratory sessions, clinical rotations, and research projects.
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Aneena Abraham
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The scope of MD in Homeopathy in India offers a mix of clinical practice, research opportunities, and specialisation avenues. Here's a detailed breakdown:Clinical Practice:Increased Earning Potential: Compared to a BHMS graduate, an MD holder can potentially command higher fees due to their advanced training and expertise.Independent Practice: You can set up your own homeopathic clinic and cater to a wider range of patients.Hospital Jobs: Some hospitals with a homeopathy department hire MD graduates for consultations and treatment.Research and Academics:Research Opportunities: MD can open doors for research positions in institutions ex
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Anushka Mendiratta
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No, there is no direct admission for MBBS at MGR Medical University because the university follows a strict admission process based on entrance exams. The selection for MBBS is based on the NEET score. The Tamil Nadu Medical Selection Committee conducts the online admission process which is updated on their official website. There are counselling rounds for allocation of seats based on NEET scores and candidate preferences.
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