St Joseph's Degree and PG College, Hyderabad All Questions

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With a score of 461 in NEET 2024, you would be eligible to apply for courses like BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery), BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery), BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery), and possibly BVSc (Bachelor of Veterinary Science) depending on your category and state’s cutoff. For MBBS in government colleges, this score may fall short, especially for general category seats, but some private medical colleges may still be within reach.

The Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) primarily offers MBBS courses and is known for its medical training for armed forces personnel. It does not offer BDS or veterinary courses. If you're interested in BDS or BVSc, you might consider other government or private colleges with these programs.

I would recommend you to use NEET college predictor tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

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Click on the above link, fill the required details and you will get the list of possible colleges at your rank.

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NEET PG seat matrix have been revised recently by The National Board of Examinations for Medical Sciences (NBEMS) for over 50% of All India Quota seats.

The NEET PG Seats in India including government and private colleges of medical is around more than 50 k.you can check details wise seat matrix of every colege below in the link

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-seat-matrix

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Before applying for exam, it is necessary to know all the eligibility to avoid any mistake. The eligibility for fmgs to appear for neet pg exam are.

. The candidates must be an Indian or overseas citizen of India

. The candidate must have completed their primary medical degree equivalent to MBBS from a recognised board.

. The candidates must have done one year rotatory internship .

. Candidates must pass the foreign medical graduate examination which is mandatory before applying for neet pg.

. There is no age limit set for neet pg exam. The candidates can appear for the exam ,of they fulfill the educational qualifications for neet pg .

. Candidates can give any number of times the exam there is no limit on number of attempts.

For more information, you can visit career 360 website

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-eligibility-criteria

Given below is the syllabus for CUET PG History based on the subject specific knowledge:

• Ancient History of India (10000 BC to 1206 AD)
• Early Medieval India (750 AD to 1206 AD)
• Medieval History of India (1206 AD to 1707 AD)
• Modern History of India (1707 to 1947)

The subject-specific knowledge section of the CUET PG History will have a total of 75 questions in Bilingual (English/ Hindi) language.

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With this tool, you can easily check the options available to you for NEET PG colleges, including management quota seats. You can estimate how many colleges you can get into based on your rank using the Careers360 NEET PG College Predictor. Here's the link:

Careers360 NEET PG College Predictor

You can then put in your NEET PG rank and other details to get a better idea of how likely you are going to get a seat in some colleges and programs, like Radiation Oncology.

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If you are now no longer eligible for PG admission due to long memos pending, then follow some of the steps below for proactive academic engagement:

Follow Up on Documentation: Call your previous institution to speed up your long memo or demand a provisional certificate to temporarily use for admissions.

Short-term Courses: Engage in certification or diploma courses relevant to the domains for building up qualifications and engaging academically; fields like programming, digital marketing, or data analysis are in vogue.

Improving employability through courses in high-demand areas such as coding, data science, or business analysis.

Internships/Jobs: Experience through internships or entry-level roles related to your field keeps you active and also adds to your resume while waiting for documents to arrive.

These steps keep a good momentum of career/education engaged while waiting for documents. Would you like more information on specific courses or certifications?

As a 3rd year B.Sc Forensic Science student looking to take the NFAT exam for your PG course in 2025, usually, the application window opens a few months before the exam date and the application form is begin from February for the session 2025.you need to keep visiting their official website on this month to apply to your desired exam.

The National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) will release the exact dates for the NFAT 2025 application period on their official website.Ensure you meet the required academic qualifications to be eligible for the NFAT exam.

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you may still have a chance to apply for the management quota in the AP NEET PG counselling Round 2, even if you didn't apply in Round 1, but it depends on whether the management quota seats are still available and if the counselling authority allows late applications for this category; it's best to contact the Andhra Pradesh Directorate of Medical Education (DME) directly to confirm this.

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Yes, a student from Nepal who has completed an MBBS degree from a recognized government college in India can pursue MD/MS in India by appearing for the NEET PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Postgraduate) examination. Here’s how the process works and where to find information about institutions:

Eligibility for MD/MS in India:

1. NEET PG :

   • The candidate must qualify for the NEET PG exam. This is the primary entrance examination for admission to MD/MS courses in India.
     
     
   • The exam assesses knowledge of subjects studied during the MBBS course.
     
     

2. Recognition :

   • The MBBS degree must be from a college recognized by the Medical Council of India (MCI) or the National Medical Commission (NMC) .
     
     
   • Ensure that the college in India where the degree was obtained is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools, as this can also affect eligibility.
     
     Admission Process:
     
     
3. Qualify NEET PG : The first step is to prepare for and pass the NEET PG examination.
   
   
4. Counseling :
   
   
   • After qualifying, candidates will be eligible for counseling conducted by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) for government seats or by respective state authorities for state quota seats.
     
     
5. Seat Allocation : Based on rank, preferences, and available seats, candidates will be allocated seats in various medical colleges for MD/MS courses.
   
   Where to Find Information:
   
   
6. Official NEET PG Website : Check for updates, eligibility criteria, application process, and exam schedules on the official website of NEET PG ( https://nbe.edu.in ).
   
   
7. Medical Council of India (MCI) : For information about recognized medical colleges and their programs, visit the official MCI website ( https://www.nmc.org.in ).
   
   
8. State Medical Councils : Each state has its own medical council, which can provide information on state-specific admission processes and institutions.
   
   
9. Universities and Colleges : Most universities with medical colleges have their own websites detailing their MD/MS programs, admission criteria, and counseling processes.
   
   
10. Forums and Educational Consultants : Websites like Careers360 , Shiksha , and student forums on platforms like Quora can provide insights and experiences from other students who have gone through the process.
    
    Additional Tips:

• Preparation : Prepare thoroughly for the NEET PG exam using available study materials and coaching if needed.
  
  
• Networking : Join online groups or forums where current students or alumni can provide guidance and share experiences related to admissions.

By following these steps and utilizing these resources, a student from Nepal can successfully navigate the process of pursuing MD/MS in India.

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.