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It is difficult to determine the minimum marks that could assist you earn a seat in JSS. However, a 350+ is secure for the general category of NEET scores. Additionally, the Karnataka CET exam may be able to aid in your admission. You can compare the cutoff scores from the previous year in the official website for further information:

http://kea.kar.nic.in/cet2018/R1/ayush_cutoff_2018_gen.pdf

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The Doctor of Medicine (MD) program in Paediatrics is a three-year, full-time postgraduate course provided by Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences in Bangalore and sanctioned by the Medical Council of India (MCI).

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Applicants must hold a Medical (M.B.B.S) degree from a university acknowledged by the Medical Council of India.
2. Candidates should have successfully completed a mandatory one-year Rotating Internship program at an institution recognized by the Medical Council of India.
3. Candidates must have acquired permanent registration with any State Medical Council.

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Only candidates who pass the NEET-UG Exam and satisfy the eligibility criteria are eligible to complete the registration and application process for admission to Telangana MBBS/BDS programs.

Osmania Medical College received recognition in various rankings: it secured the 16th position among India's top medical colleges in 2019 according to Outlook India, was ranked 21st in the 2019 medical college rankings by The Week, and achieved the 20th position in the 2020 rankings conducted by India Today.

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Certainly, the transfer or migration of students between medical colleges is permissible, but this option is only available during the second year of their professional course, subsequent to successfully passing the first MBBS examinations. Several conditions must be met, including:

1. A valid and well-founded reason must be provided to justify the request for transferring from one college to another.
2. The student must have attained a minimum aggregate score of 70% in the first-year university examinations on their initial attempt.
3. Transfers are exclusively allowed for regular batch students and are not applicable to repeat candidates.
4. Essential prerequisites encompass obtaining prior approval from the Medical Council of India (MCI) or the relevant university, as well as securing No Objection Certificates (NOC) from both the originating and receiving colleges.

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