NEET

The National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET), the required entrance exam for MBBS programs, is a part of the selection process for MBBS in India. To move on to the next phase, candidates must achieve a score higher than the National Testing Agency's (NTA) minimum cutoff percentile. All India Quota (AIQ) and State Quota are the two quotas used for admissions; 15% of seats are allotted to AIQ, and the remaining 85% are for the state quotas. Based on their NEET scores and preferences, candidates register for counseling, which entails multiple rounds of seat distribution determined by merit and preferences. Certain seats may be set aside with distinct admission requirements under the institutional and management quotas. The 50th percentile for the general category, the 45th percentile for the general category with disabilities, and the 40th percentile for the reserved categories, which include OBC, SC, and ST, are the minimum NEET percentiles needed for MBBS. Depending on the candidate's category, different minimum NEET scores are needed for admission to the MBBS program. The expected minimum scores for reserved categories are between 137 and 108, and for the general category, they range from 720 to 138.

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) released the results of the NEET 2023 counselling Special Stray Vacancy round on November 10. Up to 302 applicants have been given seats for MBBS, BDS, and BSc nursing. Up until November 15, the institute reporting process was carried out. This brings an end to the NEET 2023 counselling process. The MCC had previously said that the national and state counselling deadlines were to be met on November 15. Between July and November, a total of six rounds of NEET 2023 counselling were held. Candidates were able to register for all four rounds, unlike in prior years. Only the third round of NEET UG counselling, often known as the Mop-up round, was open for registration till last year. The allocation of seats was. Seat allotment was made directly in the fourth or the Stray Vacancy round. 

The NTA administers the NEET entrance test, which is required for admission to programmes including MBBS, BDS, BAMS, etc. Of course, passing the NEET entrance exam is not what you need if you want to be admitted to AIIMS Nursing. You must pass the AIIMS B.Sc. 2024 entrance test in order to be considered for admission to the B.Sc. Nursing programme. The college you are accepted to will depend on how well you perform on the test. Nursing programmes offered by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, including BSc (Hons.) Nursing and BSc Nursing (Post-Basic). The duration of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Post-Basic) degree is two years, whereas the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Hons) study lasts four years.