Hello Aspirant,

The eligibility criteria:

On or before December 31st of the entrance year, you must be at least 17 years old and no older than 25. You received your Class 12 Science degree from an Indian government-approved board, where you also studied English and PCM. In your 10+2, you received at least 50%.

Most essential, keep in mind that each university has its unique policies regarding foreign student admittance. Every year, the MBBS registration procedure typically begins in April and finishes in May. In June and July, the admissions process is completed if you make the short list. Following this procedure, acceptance letters are sent to the chosen candidates during August. Typically, each step of the procedure takes around fifteen days. The MBBS sessions then start in September each year.

ALL THE BEST

Hello Rahul

No need to worry . If you have got mbbs seat in university of Russia on basis of your class xii score , ( with 9 grace marks in chemistry)  . You won't face any problem in future.

FMGE is foreign medical Graduate Examination.

The exam is for those graduates who have completed their mbbs degree from abroad abd wish to practice in India. It is conducted by National Board Of Examination. The fmge Examination mandatory exam needed to undertaken by all Indian citizens or overseas citizens of India.

It is a doorway for aspiring candidates to get license for practising in India

Unfortunately, with a private 12th standard certificate, you cannot pursue MBBS in Russia due to Indian regulations. Explore alternative healthcare programs in Russia or consider MBBS in other countries with different eligibility requirements. If you still wish to appear for NEET for future options, truthfully mention " Private Candidate " in the school name field. Remember, regulations can change, so stay updated and seek personalized guidance from overseas medical education consultants.

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Hello Rajib

First you must qualify class xii with good score this time.  You can give class improvement exam  or join open university like  NIOS . Obtain  good score  . Your mandatory subjects must be physics , chemistry  biology and English.

After that you can apply for mbbs in russia.

Russian universities  provide best facilities for all medical aspirants. The country is very liberal that it allows students without IELTS and TOEFL.

Duration of the mbbs Course in russia is 5 years.

Eligibility- minimum 50% marks in physics. Chemistry and biology. The candidate must appear for neetug and qualify it.

Mbbs fees in russia  - 4000 to 7000 USD per month.

Hostel fees - 200 to 260 USD per month

Medium of instruction - Russian or English.

Top medical university - Kazan state medical university

NMC and WHO approved.

For more infirmation please refer to the link given below

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/study-medicine-in-russia

Correct Answer: 1,2,4

Solution :

Correct Answer: Nairobi : Kenya

Solution : Given:
Ottawa : Canada :: ? (Ottawa is the capital city of Canada.)

Let's check the given options –
First option: Nairobi : Kenya; Nairobi is the capital city of Kenya.
Second option: Russia : Moscow; Moscow is the capital city of Russia, but the words are written in the reverse order.
Third option: Greece : Athens; Athens is the capital city of Greece, but the words are written in the reverse order.
Fourth option: Spain : Madrid; Madrid is the capital city of Spain, but the words are written in the reverse order.

So, only the first option follows the same pattern and order as followed by the given pair of words. Hence, the first option is correct.

Correct Answer: Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa

Solution : The correct answer is Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.

The abbreviation BRICS refers to the world's emerging countries, which comprise Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. The organisation was formally established in 2006 during the inaugural BRIC Foreign Ministers' Conference. South Africa was invited to join BRIC in December 2010, and the acronym BRICS emerged. The BRICS group brings together five of the world's most populous developing countries, accounting for 41% of the global population, 24% of global GDP, and 16% of global trade.