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Mariam shirazI am a high functioning sociopath.
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With 302 marks, you may not get an admission in Govt. college be it for MBBS or BDS.There are few colleges which take admissions by charging huge amounts of donations. So if you are financially strong and interested in this stream then go for it. You can even take a year gap for NEET so that you can score more marks next year and get a Govt. college. If not then there are many other career options too.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hello, it is not compulsory to appear in NEET for admission in Bachelor of pharmacy but all universities or institution provides admission either through NEET or conducts its own entrance examination. NEET exam is necessary for MBBS and BDS courses only.You can take admission in B.Pharmacy without appearing in NEET but you need to qualify the entrance examination of that university or college.
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Bishal BaishyaAn Aspiring Writer & Podcast Host
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I believe it is a matter of publisher's concern. Moreover, the reprints don't change the book or text. also there are some blog sites offering e-book, you may refer them.
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Sanjay K
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Hi Sushmita,
You can avail 85% quota of two states in NEET for sure. As far as I know, different states have different definitions of a domicile. For example- In Bihar, Domicile means being a permanent resident of Bihar (I.e. having your own home in Bihar). On the other hand, if you've done your 11th and 12th from a recognised school in Delhi, you would be considered a domiciled candidate of Delhi as well. So, in such a condition as mentioned above in the example, a student will be able to avail the 85% quota seats for both the states (Delhi and Bihar).
For more information on this, get in touch with authorities directly.
You can avail 85% quota of two states in NEET for sure. As far as I know, different states have different definitions of a domicile. For example- In Bihar, Domicile means being a permanent resident of Bihar (I.e. having your own home in Bihar). On the other hand, if you've done your 11th and 12th from a recognised school in Delhi, you would be considered a domiciled candidate of Delhi as well. So, in such a condition as mentioned above in the example, a student will be able to avail the 85% quota seats for both the states (Delhi and Bihar).
For more information on this, get in touch with authorities directly.
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Sanjay K
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Hi Jahanvi,
Once the results are out, you will have to appear for counselling to take admissions. Counselling will be held by CBSE as well as by the various state / private colleges who have decided to take admissions on the basis of NEET-UG score. Just keep yourself updated on the latest updates from CBSE and the state / private colleges you are interested in. Sometimes you will also be asked to apply again to sit for the counselling. During the counselling, you will get to know which colleges/seats are open for you and you can apply accordingly.
Once the results are out, you will have to appear for counselling to take admissions. Counselling will be held by CBSE as well as by the various state / private colleges who have decided to take admissions on the basis of NEET-UG score. Just keep yourself updated on the latest updates from CBSE and the state / private colleges you are interested in. Sometimes you will also be asked to apply again to sit for the counselling. During the counselling, you will get to know which colleges/seats are open for you and you can apply accordingly.
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Sanjay K
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Hi Aushesh,
The eligibility condition for NEET 2018 exam are:
Nationality: Indian, OCI (Overseas Citizenship of India), PIO (Persons of Indian Origin), NRI & Foreign candidates can apply for NEET exam.
Age Limit: The minimum age limit is 17 years and the maximum age limit is 25 years (30 years for reserved categories) as or on 31st December of the year of admission.
Attempt Limit: Students can apply for three times for this exam.
Qualifying Exam: Candidates must have cleared the 10+2 or equivalent exam from any recognized board.
Appearing Candidates: Students appearing in the 12th examination can also apply.
Subjects: Students must have Chemi
The eligibility condition for NEET 2018 exam are:
Nationality: Indian, OCI (Overseas Citizenship of India), PIO (Persons of Indian Origin), NRI & Foreign candidates can apply for NEET exam.
Age Limit: The minimum age limit is 17 years and the maximum age limit is 25 years (30 years for reserved categories) as or on 31st December of the year of admission.
Attempt Limit: Students can apply for three times for this exam.
Qualifying Exam: Candidates must have cleared the 10+2 or equivalent exam from any recognized board.
Appearing Candidates: Students appearing in the 12th examination can also apply.
Subjects: Students must have Chemi
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