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

Hello there,

After completing NEET PG and gaining experience, you can pursue a government job in several ways:

1. Medical Services Recruitment Board (MRB): Check for job openings in state-level medical services boards which recruit for various positions in government hospitals and health services.

2. Public Service Commissions: Some states and central governments have public service commissions that conduct exams and interviews for medical officer positions in public health departments.

3. Central Government Jobs: Look for opportunities in organizations like the Indian Army, Indian Railways, or Central Government hospitals, which often recruit doctors through specific exams or interviews.

4. Health Departments: Apply directly to health departments at the district or state level, which sometimes have job openings for specialists.

5. Civil Services Exams: Consider taking the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) or other civil services exams where a medical background can be beneficial for health-related positions in administrative roles.

Regularly check government job portals and employment news for the latest job notifications.

Good luck!

Hello there,

For NEET PG applications, you should apply as per the guidelines provided by the exam authorities. If the application specifically states that only non-creamy layer OBC candidates are eligible for reservation benefits, and if you are in the creamy layer of BC-D, then you should apply as a General category candidate.

However, since you are from Telangana where there is state reservation for BC-D categories, you should also ensure that you fulfill the state-specific eligibility criteria for reservation in your state. You might want to check with the Telangana state medical admission authority or the college you are applying to, to confirm how your state reservation will be applied and if any additional documentation is needed.

Hope it helps. Good luck!

Hello there,
In NEET PG, its generally required that the address on your OBC certificate match the permanent address provided in your application. Any discrepancy could lead to issues with your application or verification process. If there's a difference, you might need to update or correct the address on either the certificate or your application to ensure consistency.

Hope it helps. Good luck!

Hello There,

With a NEET PG 2024 rank of 70055 and your interest in Emergency Medicine, as an OBC candidate from Karnataka, your options will likely depend on several factors such as state quotas, seat availability, and the specific college cut-offs.

For Emergency Medicine, you may have a chance to secure seats in private medical colleges in Karnataka, as government college cut-offs for Emergency Medicine can be higher. Some colleges to consider for MD in Emergency Medicine in Karnataka include:

1. Kasturba Medical College, Manipal
2. Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences, Bangalore
3. MS Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore
4. St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore
5. Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences, Bangalore

Fee Structure:

Private Medical Colleges: Fees can range from 10-20 lakh per year.
Deemed Universities: Fees may be on the higher end, ranging from 25-40 lakh per year depending on the institution.
Government Colleges: The fees can be much lower, usually around 1-2 lakh per year, but securing a seat in a government college with your rank might be challenging for Emergency Medicine

Stipends:
Government colleges typically offer stipends of around 40,000-70,000 per month depending on the year of residency.
Private medical colleges offer stipends that might range from 30,000-60,000 per month.

For more detailed information on the specific cut-offs and updated fee structures, its best to refer to the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) website and the MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) guidelines for NEET PG.

Thankyou. Hope it helps and Good luck!

Hello Student,

UP government medical colleges typically require MBBS graduates to serve a 2-year bond in rural areas or government hospitals after completing their UG degree. The bond is designed to ensure doctors serve in underserved areas.

Regarding your question about the bond and PG exam, there are two possibilities:

1. Before PG: You can complete your 2-year bond service after MBBS and then appear for your PG entrance exams (like NEET-PG or INI-CET).


2. After PG: In some cases, if you are allowed by the government, you may pursue PG right after MBBS. After completing PG, you would need to fulfill the bond service (which may increase the bond duration depending on the states regulations).

To confirm the specific policy in UP, it is best to consult your college administration or refer to the bond agreement, as different states might have slightly different procedures.

Hope it helps! Thankyou.

Hello there,
Yes, many universities and colleges offer a postgraduate (PG) degree in Odia, usually as a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Odia or Odia Literature. This course typically involves the study of Odia language, literature, and linguistics, along with the cultural and historical context of Odia.
Some universities in Odisha that offer PG in Odia include:
1. Utkal University, Bhubaneswar
2. Sambalpur University, Sambalpur
3. Ravenshaw University, Cuttack
4. Fakir Mohan University, Balasore
5. Gangadhar Meher University, Sambalpur

These programs are typically two years long and require a bachelor's degree in Odia or a related field for admission.
Hope this helps. Thankyou.

The probability of securing a seat through NEET PG counseling can be quite challenging, but it is not entirely out of the question. Here’s what you should consider

you can get seat of your interest but possible only in private medical colleges.

You must to have good counselling knowledge for top low budget private college.

Our predictor tool will help you in getting good colleges list according to your rank in NEET pg.

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To determine your local status in Telangana for pursuing PG medical education, the following points are important:

1. **Telangana Local Status**: According to Telangana's local and non-local criteria, students are typically considered local to a region if they have studied in that area for a minimum of 4 consecutive years, including at least 2 years in the intermediate level (10+2). Since you have completed your 10+2 education in Hyderabad (Telangana), you likely qualify as a local candidate for Telangana based on your schooling.

2. **Impact of MBBS Education**: Although your MBBS was done in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh under NTR Health University, this does not necessarily affect your local status for Telangana PG medical admission. Your local status is primarily determined by your education prior to MBBS (10th to 10+2) and your residential status during that period.

3. **Reservation Quota**: Being a local candidate in Telangana can make you eligible for reservation benefits under the local category during the PG medical admission process. However, you should verify your local status through the official guidelines or counseling authorities to ensure clarity.

4. **Documents Required**: To claim local status in Telangana, you may need to provide proof of education (study certificates) or residence in Telangana during your schooling years.

Consult with the Telangana State Counseling authorities for confirmation and detailed guidance.

There are chances of getting admission in good college with your decent rank in plant sciences. But cutoff vary from year to year, state to state and university to university. Firstly apply to your state agricultural university counselling when the counselling schedule commences. Then participate in icar counselling it is very important.

Hope it helps!!!

This is a good rank for ICAR pg food science you may get following colleges

Assam Agricultural University, Jorhat ( Assam )

University of Agricultural Sciences, Bengaluru ( Karnataka )

University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad ( Karnataka )

But remember cutoff varies every year so always update yourself with counselling process to get admission in pg courses.