Dear aspirant

At this low ranks you have not any chances of getting govt medical College in any courses unless you have PWD quota that also will have some little chance.

At this ranks you might get private colleges in courses such as BDS, BAMS, BHMS with high tution fee.

If you want admission in any  of those courses in private colleges you  can try it. Otherwise you have almost no chance in mbbs course then also you can try your luck if you get you will get one of the costliest private college in india.

So try to score more better to stand chances of having a seat in govt college's.

Best regards !!!

hi...

There is no sports quota to get admission in the medical courses through NEET. NEET is conducted by NTA. It is conducted for admission in MBBS, BDS and other medical courses.

Hello there!

Hope you are doing fine.

Dr. title is given to any candidate who have completed Ph.D in any of the discipline.

But if you are asking for Doctor who treats people from various diseases, you need to do any of the courses like MBBS, BAMS, BHMS, BDS, Psychology, physiotherapy, etc.

Out of these courses, admission in physiotherapy and Psychology can be taken without clearing NEET.

Hope it helps.

Stay safe.

Good luck.

Hello STudent

there are there are some of the medical courses which admission is done on the way on the basis of merit not through the entrance test in IIT or any other entrance tests. The medical courses which admission is done on the basis of merit are:-Bio Medical

Biomedical engineering

Bsc Microbiology

Bsc anaesthesia

Psychologist

Cytogeneticists

Bachelor in physiotherapy or BPT

Medical chemistry

BSc nursing

BSc cardiovascular Technology

B Pharmacy

The above mentioned courses are some of the medical courses, without Neet, admission is done on the basis of merit.

Hope this helps.

Hi

The National eligibility cum entrance test popularly known as NEET is an entrance exam that allows students to persue a variety of courses like MBBS and become doctors, BDS and also AYUSH. But cracking NEET is not at all easy. It takes a lot of effort, dedication and preparation to crack NEET and get a government medical college.

But there are some courses which can be applied for without NEET. Some are:

Nursing

Physiotherapy

Veterinary Sciences

Pharmacy

Psychology

Nutritionist/dietician

Clinical research

Medical transcription

Biotechnology

Toxicology

Biochemistry

Food Technology

Bachelors in Optometry and opthalmic Technology

Bsc anatomy

Bachelor's in audiometric Technology

For more visit:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/dqxeclau.top/courses/articles/medical-courses-after-12th-without-neet-counar/amp

hope this helps

Hello,

Paramedical courses are the courses offered to the students whose duration varies from months to years(6 months to 4 years). They are mainly job oriented courses which are related to the medical field. They train the students and make them into health care workers. Some examples of para medical courses are

1. Diploma in medical imaging technology-DMIT (Duration 2 years)

2.Diploma in Radiotherapy(Duration 2 years)

3.Diploma in medical lab technology-DMLT (2 years)

4. B.Sc nursing

5.DIploma in nursing care assistant

6.M.sc in health nursing etc.

In simple words Paramedical courses train the students to deal with medical situations and work along with the doctors in the treatments. They help in conducting blood tests, X-rays, scans and providing with the results. So here we can understand that Paramedical courses are related to hospitals and patients.

Coming to the eligibility of Paramedical courses it is usually (10+2) in the science field. So any student who completed their 12th in the relevant field is eligible to apply for Paramedical courses.

So, In your case, you can apply for Paramedical courses after bsc microbiology also. It can be a good career choice for the people who are looking forward to serving people and helping the doctors to treat.

Thank you. Hope this helps.

Hi aspirants

yes you can study allied medical course without NEET exam

• Bachelor of Science in Genetics (3 years)
• Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology (3 years)
• BSC nursing
• Bachelor's in Psychology (3 years)
• Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics (3 years)
• Bachelor of Sciences in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics (3 years)
• Bachelor of Science in Human Nutrition (3 years)
• Bachelor of Respiratory Therapy (4 years)
• Bachelor of Perfusion Technology or Bachelor of Science in Cardio Pulmonary Perfusion Technology (3-4 years)
• Bachelor of Science in Cardiac or Cardiovascular Technology (4 years)
• Bachelor of Science in Microbiology (3 years)
• Diploma in Rehabilitation (Occupational Therapy) DR(OT) (1 year)

for more information click the link

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/medical-courses-without-neet

Hope this Helps

Good Luck!

Hello,

Medical courses are mostly offered to PCB students in 90% of cases.

You might try the following options:

Hospital Management—Hospital management courses are mostly offered at the postgraduate level. The focus is on hospital management training for all employees.

• Candidates from any area, whether medical or non-medical, can pursue a career in hospital administration and management. In hospital management, you can get a bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degree. Short-term, diploma, certificate, and correspondence courses in hospital administration are also available in India.
• Bachelor of Hospital Management/Administration

Top colleges

• All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi
• Armed Forces Medical College, Pune
• Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya
• Symbiosis Centre of Health Care
• Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), Delhi University
• Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani.

Nutritionists- operate in the fields of food science, community development, research, and FMCG companies (FMCG). Their research extends beyond diets to include food science and biochemistry. Students from both science and non-science backgrounds are accepted at the top two colleges (Lady Irwin and IHE).

Hope it helped

Thank you

Hello Student

Meritorious students of Jammu and Kashmir for scholarship offered by prime Minister office that is prime Minister's special scholarship scheme has to pass 10 + 2 to meet at least 90% marks. IF the candidate is interested in study Medical Science then he has to appear for Neet exam NEET UG exam  candidates have to to get at least 600 + marks. NEET UG exam which is the total marks 720.

Hope this helps.

Best of luck.

Hi deva

here are some of the allied medical courses like forensic science,  physiology, physiotherapy,  psychiartry, ophthalmology, paediatric nursing, neurology etc offered by the government, and private sector based on  fee structure. you can choose accordingly . check the link

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-forensic-medicine-colleges-in-tamil-nadu

Hope this Helps

ALL THE BEST!