AMU MBBS Counselling 2024 Round 3 Seat Allotment (Out), Document Verification

Applications forms of NEET is expected to open in December 2024 or January 2025 there is no official announcement made by NTA yet so you need to wait for upcoming announcement but it is most likely it will be out before February for sure.

The NEET 2025 application deadline is expected to be in February 2025 if it is out in December if not then whatever is the application date after 1 month the registration will be over till then start your preparation.

Here are the steps to retrieve your lost NEET 2019 scorecard:

Check your Email: Look through your email inbox. Don't forget the spam and promotions folder. There must be an email from NTA mentioning regarding NEET 2019 result or scorecard.

Visit the NTA Website:

Go the official website of NTA.

Look for the section called "NEET".

Look if link is there for download scorecards of previous years. You may be required to provide your application number, birth date and security pin.

Contact NTA Helpdesk:

Send your complaint to the NTA helpdesk through their website or helpline number. Brief your problem clearly and ask for their aid to obtain your scorecard.   Don't forget to remember to be able to offer all your NEET application number, your roll number and other details to them.

If you still cannot retrieve your scorecard by above options, then, you may make use of these alternatives:

Apply through RTI Application: You can apply for an RTI, i.e., a Right to Information application to NTA to get a copy of your scorecard. This, in any case, would be a time-consuming process, but somehow, could be useful.

Contact your coaching institute or college: They would probably have a copy of your scorecard or could help you get it from the NTA.

Don't lose hope and keep trying an attempt to get back your scorecard. Keep trying different ways and don't shy away from taking legal help from the concerned authorities.

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A score of 450 in the NEET might enable you to get admission to AGMC according to your category, state quota, and annual cutoffs. Generally, 450 marks could probably be competitive under state quotas; however, it might not necessarily guarantee a seat under the All India Quota.

Using the Careers360 NEET College Predictor is one way of ascertaining the chances. The application will consider NEET scores, category, home state, and previous years' trends to give an estimate of which colleges a student might qualify for. It is simply a case of filling in details on the Careers360 website, and it churns out a list of potential colleges - in this case, AGMC.

Regarding the fees, it is pretty low and being a government medical college, the tuition fee is about 30,000-50,000 for a year. Add to that all other expenses towards hostels, exams etc may hike it to around 60,000-70,000 per year. For more latest updates you may refer to the website of AGMC or call up their office for admission.

Yes, certainly, you can get admission in MBBS college after passing the NEET exam even after you have done your 12th class through the MP SOS or Ruk Jana Nahi Yojana scheme.

Mostly, eligibility criteria depend upon your NEET performance and your 12th class studies in major subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Provided you have passed 12th class from any recognized board even MP SOS and fulfill eligibility criteria of NEET, you may get yourself registered for MBBS admissions.

These are some key considerations to keep in mind:

A good NEET score is highly essential to get a seat in a good medical college.

State Quota Seats: If you are from the State of Madhya Pradesh, you can be eligible for state quota seats in government medical colleges.

All India Quota Seats: The seats will be filled based upon your NEET All India Rank.

You might even be requested to provide your 12th mark sheet and more documents during the admission procedure.

So, to ensure that the entire admission procedure is smooth and free from problems, keep your document ready for verification:

Prepare your documents in full. This may include 12th mark sheet, NEET admit card, and scorecard.

Consult a Career Counsellor: Seek a career counselor to take you through all the admission processes and valuable advice.

Update Yourself: Keep yourself updated with the latest information regarding admission process, cut-offs and counselling rounds.

By adhering to these guidelines and getting a good NEET score, one can get himself a seat in a good medical college.

Yes, most surely one can take up the Information Science course as an undergraduate course if they belong to a PCMB background; quite a few universities offer Information Science courses open to students from different backgrounds, even PCMB students.

For example, while it is good to have a sound knowledge of Mathematics and Science, it is not necessarily a prerequisite to get into any course. Usually, universities offer bridging courses or introductory modules that one may have to attend in case one does not have much of a background in computer science or information technology.

Preparation for Information Science Course Entrance Exam:

Familiarize yourself with the Syllabus: Look through the syllabus for the entrance exam you are targeting. From here, you will know where to concentrate.

Update Yourself with Basic Computer Science Concepts: For those who haven't had in-depth academic training, take some time and get familiar with programming basics, data structures, and basic algorithms.

Practice Logical Reasoning and Problem-Solving: This is the skill one needs in order to crack information science. Practice riddles, puzzles, and logical reasoning.

Update with Current Trends: Keep track of the latest trends and developments in this field.

Advice: Refer teachers or mentors for proper advice or visit online resources for support.

Practice Previous Year's Papers: This will help you understand how the exam pattern and time management goes.

It will, therefore, be possible to score well in entrance exams for Information Science courses if the above tips are followed religiously along with consistent efforts.