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

The National Testing Agency will frame questions from the following subject for the MA Sociology examination as mentioned below:

• Basic Concepts in Sociology
• Social Processes and Problems
• Society, Culture and Social Change
• Indian Society
• Social Problems in India
• Social Research

The Question Paper which will have 75 questions and all questions will be based on the Subject-Specific Knowledge. The questions will be asked in the Bilingual (English/ Hindi) language.

The Department of Geography offers a two-year, full-time MA Geography programme at the postgraduate level. There is no other college affiliated to the University of Delhi which offers the MA Geography programme. As you belong to the SC category and have obtained the score of 115 in the CUET PG, it will not give you guarantee to get admission in the Delhi University, as the cutoffs may vary every year depending upon number of factors such as number of seats in the department, number of candidates who have applied for the programme, etc.

The National Testing Agency will frame questions from the following subject for the MA Political Science examination as mentioned below:

• Western Political Philosophy
• Indian Political Thought
• Political theory
• International Relations
• Indian Government and Politics
• Public Policies in India
• Comparative Government and Politics
• General issues of contemporary relevance

The Question Paper which will have 75 questions and all questions will be based on the Subject-Specific Knowledge. The questions will be asked in the Bilingual (English/ Hindi) language.

Yes, you can get a seat depending on the cut-off mark but in non clinical post at this rank.if you are satisfied with this go ahead or you can do is try next year and achieve good rank for clinical.

Keep trying till the last round and you'll definitely make it. Make sure you enter the right colleges during option entry with the priority according to their cut-off rank and availability of seats.

Keep trying! Don't give up.

Best of luck :)

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

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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

All the best for your future..

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.

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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:

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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.