AIIMS Delhi All Questions

Hi,

For getting a seat in AIIMS Jodhpur, which is one of the best peripheral aiims, you need to clear neet examination with the best possible marks as the cutoffs for older aiims is very high.

Once the neet result is out, you should check out for your possibilities in your preferred college i.e. Aiims jodhpur by analyzing previous years cutoffs and make a preference list of your desired colleges to be selected once the counseling process begins.

Since, aiims is a central institute, so all the seats will be allotted through AIQ counselling only and no state quota is considered.

Closing ranks for aiims jodhpur for 2021 were 633 in Round 1 and 649 in Round 2.

For 2020, it were

786 for round 1

790 for round 2

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You can use this college predictor tool to know your expected college based on you neet ug score https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

Regards.

Dear aspirant

AIIMS, nagpur is allotted through all india quota counseling and cut off marks are usually very high for AIIMS medical College.

AIIMS nagpur cut off marks for OBC category in mop-up round of AIQ counseling was AIR 3394 ( marks approximately 654+)

For getting admission in this college in NEET 2022 you score must be 650-660 range to have your chances. It's seat always get full for Gen category in first two rounds only so try to get in those two rounds only.

Predict your admission chances in MBBS / BDS / Ayush seats,use our neet college predictor tool from link below

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Hope this was informative for you

All the best

Hello

No, The candidate must have to Qualify NEET PG for Admission to the acadmic session and out of total seats that shall be available for Admission, 50% seats are reserved for all india Quota, which is filled up on the basis of all india Enterance Test conducted by an Institutions on behalf of DGHS, Goverment of India.

Revised NEET PG reservation System for 50 per cent AIQ seats which is depend upon each category;

OBC Catagory- Reservation: 27%

SC Reservation: 15%

ST Catagory Reservation: 7.5%

EWS Catagory Reservation: 10%

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M.Sc in Nursing is a 2 year post graduate course in nursing, clinical speciality and clinical practice, M.sc Nursing Syllabus is designed to skill and educate students advanced knowledge in the field medical care and treatment.

Average AIIMS Staff Nurse salary in India is 3.7 lakhs less than 1-9 years of experience, Staff Nurse salary at AIIMS ranges from between 0.9 lakhs to 6 lakhs.

Dear aspirant

You haven't mentioned your category I'll assume you belong to Gen category.

Yeah,you can get AIIMS medical College at 7k ranks but you will only get newly created AIIMS like in madurai,jaamu, Guwahati etc.

Last year cutoff marks for Gen category students in AIIMS medical College after second round of AIQ counseling was AIR 7308 and 634 marks and college allotted was AIIMS madurai.

So yes you will have good chances to get newly established AIIMS in 2019 or after that, AIIMS established in 2012 are hard to get at your expected ranks they get allotted below 1k all india rank.

You have good chances of getting following AIIMS

AIIMS, Jammu

AIIMS, madurai

AIIMS, guwahati

AIIMS, deoghar

Predict your admission chances in MBBS / BDS / Ayush seats,use our neet college predictor tool from link below

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Hope this was informative for you

All the best

Hello Aspirant,

You can do it, of course. Typically, to be eligible for an MSc in clinical embryology, you must have completed a BSc in zoology, botany, reproduction, microbiology, biotechnology, biochemistry, or another related field. For example, it must be connected to biology or life science.

Therefore, you can enter clinical embryology for a master's programme. The course lasts for two years. The study of egg fertilisation and the embryos' healthy development is the primary emphasis of this course. You'll train to be an embryologist. Your primary task is to use sperm and eggs to make embryos outside of the mother's womb. This kind of fertilisation is actually very well-liked right now. because a lot of couples can go through with this. You can find employment at these embryology clinics once you've finished this. Additionally, you can get employment as an embryologist in a gynaecology or urology centre.

Admission in AIIMS Delhi -

Only those who perform well in the entrance exam, which will be held in Delhi/NCR, will be admitted.

There is a minimum age requirement of 17 years old for the AIIMS entrance exam as well as an eligibility requirement of 60% in the 10+2 exams for the M.Sc. programmes at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences. The Clinical Embroyology entrance exam is necessary for enrolment.

For further information, you may refer the link provided below.

https://dqxeclau.top/university/all-india-institute-of-medical-sciences-new-delhi/msc-reproductive-biology-and-clinical-embryology-course

Hope this helps,

Thank you.

Dear Student,

Okay, you have made a really strange and challenging decision. The topics, difficulty level, and subjects are completely dissimilar. It is equivalent to taking two streams of study. But if you've decided to do it, I have faith that you can.

You will undoubtedly gain more understanding of Physics as your B.tech degree progresses. The issue will be with chemistry and biology.

You are a dropper, therefore you are aware of the material that needs to be studied. If you devote 3 days per chapter to Biology (using NCERT, coaching materials, and multiple-choice questions), you can finish the subject in 4 months. Make your own notes for chemistry, and for physics, create a formula list.

You can always check out careers360 which provides e-learning programs for complete preparation for NEET-

https://learn.careers360.com/medical/neet-preparation-material/

Straightforwardly speaking, your consistency and sincerity towards your primary AIM must not change. You can demonstrate this by devoting nearly all of your time to your preparation rather than giving the task that is less important to you much attention. (At a minimum, maintain a 95:5 ratio.)

Hope this helps,

All the best!

First of all best wishes for Neet-UG exam, secondly if you get selected in a medical College and they demand a transfer certificate (TC) then you don't need to panic. Simply ask your college to provide your TC ( make sure to mention a valid reason) or in other circumstances you can also ask your School to provide a duplicate Transfer Certificate for your medical College.