Medicine and Allied Sciences

Hello there,

If you decide not to participate in the special stray vacancy round of NEET AIQ counseling, your security deposit will not be refunded . According to the Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) rules, candidates who are not allotted any seat up to the stray vacancy round are eligible for a refund. However, opting out of the special stray vacancy round disqualifies you from the refund process.

To confirm or clarify your eligibility for the refund, regularly check the refund status on the MCC website after the counseling process concludes.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello aspirant,

NEET UG scores are used to determine BAMS Admission 2024. Some colleges exclusively provide direct admission through management quota seats, even though leading universities accept NEET results for BAMS entrance. In Karnataka, Odisha, and Gujarat, applicants can apply for BAMS admission through state-level counseling that additionally takes their NEET scores into account.

To know the complete information you can visit our site through following link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/bams-counselling

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Hello Sugantha

BVSC fee details through management quota in India

Tution fees around 6,00,000

Caution money ( refundable ) around 50,000

Hostel fees apply 35,000 per annum + mess charges extra

You will get bvsc seat through management quota in private colleges. As per your profile you belong to Tamil Nadu hence a few provate bvsc colleges in Tamil nadu are mentioned below

VCRI

MVC Chennai,  Tamil Nadu

For details you may visit the link given below

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

Hello,

No, discontinuing your BSc course will not cause significant issues in NEET UG counselling, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria for NEET UG. Here are key points to consider:

1. Eligibility for NEET UG :

   • Ensure you meet the minimum educational qualifications for NEET UG, i.e., 10+2 with required PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) marks.

2. Discontinued Course :

   • NEET counselling focuses on NEET scores and eligibility, not on past incomplete courses.

3. Document Verification :

   • Carry your Class 10 and Class 12 certificates during counselling. Your BSc discontinuation certificate (CLC) may not be relevant unless specifically asked.

4. Focus on NEET Scores :

   • Your NEET UG score and category rank hold primary importance.

5. Explain if Needed :

   • If asked, you can explain your preparation decision for NEET UG clearly.

Prepare thoroughly for NEET UG and document requirements; your BSc status should not hinder your counselling process.

To know more, visit : NEET Eligibility Criteria

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Hello Kavya,

Here is an overview of your problem, and its solution :-

1. Filling NEET Form

   • Eligibility : NEET requires you to have passed 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology from a recognized board. Your CBSE 12th result is sufficient.
   • Details to Fill : Use your CBSE 12th details for NEET application. Do not mention your UP Board private attempt at math if you're dropping it.

2. Filling JEE Form

   • Eligibility : JEE requires Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in 12th. If you're dropping the UP Board Math exam, you won't meet this criterion, and applying for JEE won't be valid.

3. Impact of Dropping UP Board Math

   • It won't affect your CBSE 12th result or eligibility for NEET because they're independent. Dropping the math exam simply means you won't qualify for math-related entrances like JEE.

4. Simplify Your Decision

   • Focus on NEET if you're inclined towards medicine or biology-related fields.
   • Avoid confusion by leaving the UP Board math attempt officially incomplete; it won't interfere with your CBSE credentials.

Conclusion : Drop the math attempt without worry and focus on NEET preparation using your CBSE bio stream qualifications.

To know more about NEET and JEE for filling, visit :

1. How to fill NEET application form

2. How to fill JEE application form

Hope it helps !

You will have to check the eligibility criteria of different colleges offering M.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine Technology. Straight entry opportunities exist for a B.Sc. in Radiotherapy and Radiology, but not necessarily all M.Sc. courses with a B.Voc. in Radiology Technology.

Here are some options:

1. Direct Admission:

Contact Colleges: Contact colleges offering M.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine Technology and ask for eligibility through a B.Voc. Many colleges may consider your practical exposure and marks.

Entrance Exams: A diploma candidate can opt for entrance exams like GATE or any entrance exam of the college/university. A good score will boost possibilities to get admissions.

2. Diploma in Nuclear Medicine Technology:

Consider diploma in Nuclear Medicine Technology. This can bridge the gap between the B.Voc. and M.Sc. requirements.

3. Research and Networking:

Stay informed about admissions as well as the latest information about eligibility criteria.

Network with professionals who can give good insights as well as guidance.

Scouting research or internship opportunities to add value to your profile.

Here are some of the repute M.Sc. institutions in India offering Nuclear Medicine Technology:

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi

Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh

Tata Memorial Centre, Mumbai

Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai

Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal

Always verify the eligibility criteria as well as the admission procedure of each college to which you plan to apply.