Hello candidate,

Here is a list of private Nursing colleges in kolkata which might be of your interest based on your rank-

Kolkata paramedical college and research hospital

Maa Sharda nursing college

BM birla college of nursing

Charnock healthcare Institute

Shova Rani nursing college

Army School of nursing

Sri aurobindo Kendra Seva School of nursing

Mission Mercy School of nursing

School of nursing and medical Technology

Hope you found it helpful. If you have any further questions feel free to post it here!!

Hello dear,

I hope you are doing well. As you mentioned that you predicting 385 marks in NEET 2021.

As you know dear every year cut-off of different changes. Cutoff is depends on the many factors like no. Of students qualified form the examination and also the marks of students, categories too.

From the previous year cut-off list of vyadehi medical College Bangalore cut-off is 457+ marks..

So sorry to say you have no chances of getting admission in vyadehi medical College Bangalore .

Hope for the best!

Hi

I am guessing you are asking about mbbs in afmc.

I am extremely sorry to tell you but you are not eligible for AFMC even after passing compartment examination.

This is because,

To be eligible for AFMC, you should have passed 12th in your 1st attempt only, means without any compartment

For your reference,

AFMC MBBSeligibility criteria isgiven below criteria

--------) Educational qualification:-to be eligible you must pass all the subjects in your class 12th in your first attempt with English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology and must get at least 60% in aggregate of PCB i. e Physics, Chemistry and Biology and at least 50% marks in English and 50% marks individually in each of PCB , also should have studied and passed maths in the class 10th.

--------)Age :- you must be at least 17 years old by 31st December of the year in which you apply, and must not be of age of 24 years on that datei. eIf you are going to take admission in 2021 then your date of birth must not be earlier than 1st January 1998 and it should not be later than 31st December 2004.

--------)Height requirement:- height required to be eligible for MBBS in AFMC is provided below

(i) for boys: -

-) should have at least height of 157 cm.

-)Candidates from hills and North Eastern States need at least a height of 152 cm.

-) there is allowance for growth of 02 cm for those who are less than 18 year old.


(ii) for Girls:

-) should have at least height of 152 cm.

-)Candidates from hills and North Eastern States need at least a height of 147 cm.

-) there is allowance for growth of 02 cm for those who are less than 18 year old.

You can get detailed information in official information brochure regarding eligibility, for which link is provided below:-

https://www.afmc.nic.in/ADVT/G3InfoBrochureAFMCMBBS2020.pdf

Just copy the above link and paste on the search bar of your browser and then search you will be able to download it

Thank you

Hi Aspirant!

MBBS is a 5.5 years undergraduate (Bachelors degree) in the field of healthcare. Generally the course is of 4.5 years and 1 year consists of internship (training at hospital) which is pivotal. If you start MBBS in 2021 (this year), the you will possibly complete it by the mid of 2026 with the internship. Internship is actually the real-life training, thus it is mostly paid. To know more, visit here:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/mbbs-bachelor-of-medicine-bachelor-of-surgery

Thankyou!

Hello Ram,

The National Investigation Agency is India's counter-terrorist task force. The agency is empowered to deal with terror related crimes across states without special permission from the states.

This year's syllabus for NIA Inspector, Sub-inspector -

Hindi

1. Translation of Sentences

2. Error Detection

3. Phrases/Muhavare

4. Fill in the Blanks

5. Plural Forms

6. Substitution

7. Sentence Arrangement

8. Transformation

9. Synonyms

10. Fill in the blanks

11. Para Completion

12. Joining Sentences

13. Prepositions

14. Error Correction (Underlined Part)

15. Antonyms

16. Spelling Test

17. Spotting Errors

18. Idioms and Phrases

19. Passage Completion

20. Error Correction (Phrase in Bold)

21. Sentence Completion

22. Active and Passive Voice

23. Sentence Improvement

General Knowledge

1. Inventions and Discoveries

2. Sport

3. Indian History

4. Indian Parliament

5. Famous Days & Dates

6. Famous Books & Authors

7. Indian Politics

8. Indian Economy

9. General Science

10. Current Affairs

11. Rivers

12. Lakes and Seas

13. Famous Places in India

14. Tourism

15. Countries and Capitals

16. Artists

17. Environmental Issues

Quantitative Aptitude

1. Number System

2. Time and Work, Simplification

3. Ratio and Proportion

4. Problems on Ages

5. Pipes and Cisterns

6. Simple and Compound Interest

7. Problems on Trains, Boats, and Streams

8. Volume and Surface Area

9. Coding-Decoding

10. Deriving Conclusions from Passages

11. Arithmetical Reasoning

12. Inserting The Missing Character

13. Statement – Conclusions

14. 15. Number, Ranking & Time Sequence

16. Series Completion

17. Logical Venn Diagrams

18. Clocks & Calendars

19. Statement – Arguments

20. Mathematical Operations

21. Alphabet Test

22. Logical Sequence of Words

23. Eligibility Test

24. Alpha-Numeric Sequence Puzzle

25. Direction Sense Test

26. Data Sufficiency

27. Theme Detection

28. Situation Reaction Test

29. Pie – Charts

30. Bar Graphs

31. Data Analysis

32. Line Graphs

33. Case lets

34. Combined data sets

35. Probability/ Series

Reasoning

1. Number Series

2. Letter and Symbol Series

3. Verbal Classification

4. Essential Part

5. Artificial Language

6. Matching Definitions

7. Making Judgments

8. Verbal Reasoning

9. Logical Problems

10. Logical Games

11. Analyzing Arguments

12. Statement and Assumption

13. The Course of Action

14. Statement and Conclusion

15. Theme Detection

16. Cause and Effect

17. Statement and Argument

18. Logical Deduction

English

1. Fill in the blanks

2. Spot the error

3. Synonyms/ Homonyms

4. Sentence structure

5. Detecting Mis-spelt words

6. One word substitutions

7. Idioms and phrases

8. Verbal Comprehension passage

9. Substitution

10. Sentence Arrangement

11. Transformation

12. Synonyms

13. Fill in the blanks

14. Para Completion

15. Joining Sentences

16. Prepositions

17. Error Correction (Underlined Part)

18. Antonyms

19. Spelling Test

20. Spotting Errors

21. Idioms and Phrases

22. Passage Completion

23. Error Correction (Phrase in Bold)

24. Sentence Completion

25. Active and Passive Voice

26. Sentence Improvement

NIA Inspector & SI Exam Pattern 2021

Duration : 120 Minutes

S.No.	Subject	No.of Question	Marks
1	General Studies	30	30
2	Knowledge about New Delhi State	40	40
3	Science	20	20
4	Mathematics	20	20
5	Mental Ability	20	20
6	Computer Knowledge	20	20
	Total	150	150

Hope this helps,

All the best !

To qualify in Telangana Intermediate Board Exam you must secure at least 35% marks in each subject,in aggregate 350 marks out of 1000 marks are required to qualify.

You got 700 marks in Telangana Intermediate Board exam that means your percentage will be More than or equal to 60% and less than 75% and you comes in the category of Grade B.

Hi Aspirant,

Yes, BJMC is the best course to become a journalist and news anchor as after completing the BJMC course, a student acquires journalism skills and can take up the responsibilities of the job in many fields and the BJMC course will also have high demand in the market.

Hello,

You can get job as a assistant technician, radiology technician in hospitals or nursing home.

If you looking out the government permanent job in hospital then you have to notice the government hospitals job requirements notification. If any vacancies are there they will notify and examination conduct. After giving the examination if you are qualified then you will be selected as permanent staff.

But some times in government hospitals can required contract based staff or temporary staf if they are needed. So you can go and check and submit your CV.

All the best.

Hello aspirant!

We cannot provide you with information on National Exit Test( NEXT) as the concerned authority, National Medical Commission(NMC) has not yet updated anything about the exam or given any notice regarding it yet. It is only know it is going to be a common test for the graduating MBBS students for aquiring their license while also being and enterance test for foreign graduates replacing NEET PG and FMGE. It is supposed to be held for the first time in ealry 2023 but there is no clear information regarding it yet. ANything else you here are only rumors. You can keep checking NMC's website nmc.org (//nmc.org) .in for any updates.

As for FMGE, there is no as such age requirement given. You can give the exam if you meet the eligibility criteria. the eligibility criteria are-

• Foreign medical graduates must be a citizen of India or should be Overseas Citizens of India.

• Candidates must possess a primary medical qualification from the recognised institution, which must be confirmed by the concerned Indian Embassy of that country.

• Candidates must submit the requisite documents as evidence to prove that they have qualified the final examination of Primary Medical examination on or before the specified date.

• Medical applicants who have completed their undergraduate as well as postgraduate medical qualification form the following mentioned countries are not required to appear for FMGE screening test to get the permanent or provisional registration certificate. Such candidates can directly register with MCI or SMC for the certificate and do their further practice in India.

1. Australia

2. Canada

3. New Zealand

4. United Kingdom

5. United States of America

You can read further about the eligibility criteria and get more information about the exam in its brochure given on the https://nbe.edu.in/ (//nbe.edu) website.

I hope I was able to answer your query.

Feel free to ask any more question ou might have.

All the best for your future endeavours!

Dear aspirant,

In Homoeopathic, it is believed that the body has the natural tendency to cure itself provided it is supplied the right supplements and the person follows healthy measures of treatment.

Natural methods and weights are generally used in such treatments, rather than scientific methods of treatment as it is an ancient form of treatment which has passed on since several centuries ago.