Hello there,

Since you have completed an American High School Diploma and have an AIU equivalence certificate for class 12, your situation for MBBS admission in India is as follows:

1. Equivalence from BFUHS : If you're applying under the Punjab domicile quota and not as an NRI, you typically won’t require additional equivalence certification from BFUHS. The AIU equivalence certificate should suffice for meeting eligibility requirements. However, it's recommended to confirm this directly with BFUHS or through their admission brochure for clarity.
   
   

2. NEET Qualification Code : Based on your education background, you fall under NEET Code 02 . This code applies to students who have completed 12th grade or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English from a recognized board, which your AIU equivalence certificate confirms.
   
   

3. NRI Status Clarification : You will only need equivalence from BFUHS if you plan to apply under the NRI category. As a Punjab domicile holder applying under the state quota, you don’t need to pursue this unless explicitly stated in the admission guidelines.

It’s best to keep all necessary documents, including your domicile and AIU equivalence certificate, ready for verification during the application or counseling process.

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I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

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

Hello aspirant,

The AIIMS Raipur NEET UG cutoff 2024 has been made public. The General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS, and PWD categories' opening and closing ranks were made public. General, OBC, SC, ST, and EWS had the following closing cutoff ranks for MBBS at AIIMS Raipur: 1174, 1910, 12473, and 2132, respectively.
For the General/Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) category, the NEET Cut-off 2024 falls between 720 and 164, whereas for the OBC/SC/ST category, it falls between 163 and 129. Candidates must receive the minimal qualifying scores from NEET 2024, which were announced along with the results, in order to be admitted to AIIMS MBBS 2024.

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Hello,

The number of holidays provided by AIIMS Delhi for MBBS students during Diwali , Holi , summer , and winter vacations can vary each year, depending on the academic calendar and clinical responsibilities. Here is a general idea based on past norms:

Diwali and Holi

• Diwali : Typically, MBBS students may get a break of 2-3 days , depending on whether the festival coincides with other holidays or weekends.
• Holi : Usually, 1-2 days of holidays are provided.

Summer Vacation

• The summer vacation duration is shorter compared to other universities because of the rigorous medical curriculum. It is usually around 2-3 weeks for pre-clinical and paraclinical years (1st and 2nd year).
• During the clinical years (3rd year onwards), summer vacations might be reduced further due to clinical postings and ward duties.

Winter Vacation

• Winter vacations are typically around 7-10 days , but this can vary depending on the academic year and clinical postings.

Important Notes

• Clinical Postings : For students in their clinical years, the schedule might be tighter, with fewer holidays, as ward duties and patient care take precedence.
• Academic Calendar : The exact dates and duration are specified in the annual academic calendar released by the AIIMS administration.
• Preparation Leaves : Before exams, MBBS students are often granted preparation leave, which might coincide with or extend these vacation periods.

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Hello,

Typically, when a student fails in MBBS supplementary exams and is required to repeat the year, they are usually required to pay the tuition fees for the entire year again. However, the payment structure may vary depending on the institution's policies.

Here are possible scenarios:

Some institutions might require you to pay the full tuition fees for the year, which can be a significant financial burden.

A few institutions might only charge exam fees for the subjects you need to retake, which would be a more affordable option.

Some institutions might charge a partial fee, which could be a percentage of the full tuition fees.

Hello,

The cut-off in Jammu and Kashmir for students to get the MBBS seats under the EWS category is around 420 in NEET. For BDS, the cutoff is slightly lower than the MBBS cutoff. Following the trend and previous years' cut-off data:

• EWS Cutoff Marks: As per the percentile 50 for NEET 2024, the marks for appearing in the counseling process of the EWS category should be at least 164.
• BDS Trends: Closing ranks of government dental colleges under diverse categories for the previous year were in the range of around 16,000 to 30,000. So, probably, BDS seats under EWS category will be viable with NEET scores anywhere from 350 to 400, which may all depend on college and type of counseling round.

More precise information and better predictions can only be got by awaiting the state counseling notification and merit list release for the 2024 admission cycle.

Hello Mohan,

If you plan to drop out of your BAMS course in Bangalore to join MBBS, you must:

1. Check College Policy: Verify if you need to pay a penalty or the full 5-year fee. This depends on your admission agreement.
   
   
2. Submit an Application: Provide a resignation letter stating your intent to discontinue.
   
   
3. Clear Dues: Settle all pending fees, hostel, or library charges.
   
   
4. Collect Documents: Obtain your original certificates (12th marksheet, TC, migration certificate, etc.) and a course discontinuation certificate.
   
   
5. Penalty Fees: Government seats may have nominal penalties, while private colleges might demand full course fees.

Confirm these details with your college administration before proceeding. Ensure you have secured an MBBS seat before leaving BAMS.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

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

As mentioned by you that you have appeared for EAMCET & NEET both and you are looking for options other than MBBS & BDS and specifically in Hyderabad. Well first i will list down options available for you other than MBBS & BDS  with EAMCET & NEET  and then Hyderabad

Options with EAMCET : you can opt for courses in Engineering, Agriculture, Medical Sciences, Pharmacy, & Veterinary Science.

Options with NEET : you can opt for BHMS, BAMS, other than MBBS & BDS,  courses in like Allied Health Services & L:ife Sciences like B.Sc Nursing, B.Sc Biotechnology, B.Sc Microbiology, B.Sc Nutrition & Dietician, B.Sc Food Technology, B.sc Medical Laboratory Technology.

Courses in Paramedical Sciences like B.Sc in Physiotherapy, B.Sc Cardiac Care Technology, B.Sc Dialysis Technology, B.Sc Perfusion Technology, B.Sc Anesthesia Technology, Operation Theater Technology, B.Sc Optometry, B.Sc Radiology Technology.

Options available in Hyderabad : B. Pharmacy, B.Sc Nursing, Computer Science Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Cyber Security, Allied Health Services, B.Sc in Fisheries & Horticulture.

Just a suggestion that though you wish to explore options in Hyderabad but you should keep your options open PAN India and then take a call.

Wishing you Good luck

Dr Sonia Achantani

As you have mentioned that you have done Biomedical Engineering & now you would like to know about options open with this field. I am listing down a few options that you can consider.

You can work with Research department or Institutions to develop new medical devices or develop new technology to upgrade or update the exciting devices.

You can design new devices and equipments or validate and audit the devices that are already in use.

You can get into working as a Regulatory Specialist wherein you can ensure if all the necessary compliance are taken into account before the medical equipments are purchased and brought into use in the various Institutions & departments.

You can also work in hospitals to manage the medical equipments by training the staff on how to use it and also with proper safety measures.

You can be a Technician who can specialize in installing the equipments and then sign AMC with hospitals & clinics.

You can also open a Laboratory or work for a lab where MRI, CT Scans, X rays, ECG, EEG and Ultrasounds are done.

You can get into teaching by becoming a lecturer or teacher in Colleges and Universities.

You can also get into consultancy where in you can provide consultation services to industries, hospitals and research institutions about the medical devices and equipments available.

In short, companies that manufacture biomedical devices and equipments have various openings such as Research Development, Testing & Validation, Manufacture & Design, Sales & Marketing, Compliance & Regulatory affairs. Biomedical Engineers can opt for any of the above mentioned options depending on their skills and interests.

All the best

Dr{HC} Sonia Achantani

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/afmc-mbbs-fee-structure

For an Indian student, the total fee for a 5-year MBBS course at AFMC Pune stands out to be around Rs.90,210.

Since fee structures are bound to change annually, I would want to add here that this might have differed after your data. I so suggest that you check the official AFMC website or get in touch with their admissions office directly for getting the most up-to-date and accurate information.

The current huge service bond that one needs to sign before taking admission is Rs.65,00,000. It is in place to ensure a student serves in Armed Forces Medical Services for a definite period after post-graduation in MBBS. Non-completion of this bond calls for payment of the bond amount.

Hence, although the tuition fee for the course may appear to be minor, the long term commitment and the service bond are what would drive one's application to AFMC.

Hi Radhika

The 5th round of MBBS admissions occurs as part of the counselling process under the NEET UG ( National Eligibility cum Entrance Test ) system . The dates for each round vary based on the counselling authority ( like MCC for all-India quota seats or state-specific counselling authorities ) .

MCC ( Medical Counselling Committee ) : for all-India quota counselling .

State counselling authorities for state quotas .

Usually , the 5th round might occur in the latter part of the year ( around December) but you should check for updates specific to your state or institution .

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