CMC Vellore Medical 2012 Last Year Question Paper

Hello Greetings

With 91% in PCB and 300 marks in NEET, you have a good academic record.

Scholarship Options

Several colleges offer scholarships based on NEET scores, 12th-grade percentages, or a combination of both. Here are a few options:

1. *Manipal University*: Offers scholarships up to 100% tuition fee waiver based on NEET scores.

2. *Kasturba Medical College (KMC)*: Provides scholarships up to 50% tuition fee waiver based on NEET scores.

3. *JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research*: Offers scholarships up to 50% tuition fee waiver based on NEET scores.

4. *Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University*: Provides scholarships up to 50% tuition fee waiver based on NEET scores.

PMSSS (Prime Minister's Special Scholarship Scheme)

To be eligible for PMSSS, you should:

1. Be a domicile of Jammu and Kashmir.

2. Have passed 12th standard from a recognized board.

3. Have secured admission in a recognized institution.

4. Meet the income criteria (annual family income not exceeding Rs6 lakhs).

Since you didn't mention your domicile, I'm unsure if you're eligible for PMSSS.

Next Steps

1. Research colleges that offer scholarships based on your NEET score and 12th-grade percentage.

2. Check the eligibility criteria and application process for each college.

3. Reach out to the colleges' admission departments to inquire about available scholarships.

4. If you're a Jammu and Kashmir domicile, explore PMSSS eligibility and application details.

Best of luck!

Hello aspirant,

For Indian students, MBBS without NEET is not an option, both domestically and internationally. In order to study MBBS in India, one must be eligible for NEET. Without NEET, students would not be admitted to any foreign medical school that has received MCI approval.

For complete information, you can visit our site through following link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/mbbs-colleges-in-india-without-entrance-exam-fee-structure-fsa

Thank you

Hello Greetings

Scoring a top rank in NEET requires consistent effort and strategic planning. Given your timeline, here's a realistic assessment:

Can you cover the NEET syllabus and score top rank in 3 months?

It's challenging, but not impossible. With focused effort and the right guidance, you can cover the syllabus. However, scoring a top rank requires more than just covering the syllabus; it demands in-depth understanding, practice, and strategic time management.

Should you focus on board exams or NEET for the first 3 months?

Prioritize your board exams until they conclude on March 25. Ensure you dedicate sufficient time to revise and prepare for your board exams. A good performance in your board exams will not only boost your confidence but also provide a solid foundation for your NEET preparation.

Post-Board Exam Strategy (March 25 - June)

1. *Join a reputable coaching center*: Enroll in a crash course that provides structured guidance, study materials, and mock tests.

2. *Focus on weak areas*: Identify your strengths and weaknesses, and allocate time accordingly.

3. *Practice consistently*: Regular practice helps reinforce concepts and builds problem-solving skills.

4. *Mock tests and assessments*: Regularly take mock tests to gauge your progress, identify areas for improvement, and develop strategic time management.

5. *Stay motivated and focused*: Remind yourself of your goals, and celebrate small milestones to maintain motivation.

Additional Tips

1. *Create a study schedule*: Plan out your study routine, allocating time for each subject and topic.

2. *Use active learning techniques*: Engage with study materials through techniques like summarizing, self-quizzing, and elaboration.

3. *Stay healthy*: Maintain a balanced diet, exercise regularly, and get sufficient sleep to ensure your physical and mental well-being.

4. *Seek guidance*: Don't hesitate to ask your coaching center's faculty or mentors for guidance and support.

While it's challenging to score a top rank in NEET in just 3 months, it's not impossible. Stay focused, motivated, and committed to your goals. With the right strategy and guidance, you can achieve success.

Have a great day

Hi,

List of some of the best colleges having institutional quota in NEET PG:

• All India Institute of Medical Science, Delhi
• Aligarh Muslim University, Delhi
• Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
• Armed Force Medical College, Pune
• Christian Medical College, Vellore
• Chandigarh University

Hope this information will help you

Hi aspirant,

With a score of 550 in NEET 2025, having Uttarakhand domicile and belonging to the SC category , you have a good chance of securing a seat in a government medical college through both State Quota and All India Quota (AIQ) . Here’s an analysis of your possibilities:

State Quota (85%) – Uttarakhand

In Uttarakhand, the cutoff for SC candidates is generally lower than for other categories. Based on past trends:

• Colleges you can target:

  1. Government Medical College, Haldwani (Dr. Susheela Tiwari Medical College)
  2. Veer Chandra Singh Garhwali Government Institute of Medical Science and Research, Srinagar
  3. Government Doon Medical College, Dehradun

• These colleges usually have cutoffs for SC candidates under the State Quota ranging between 500–530 marks in previous years. With 550 marks , your chances are very strong.

All India Quota (AIQ – 15%)

Under AIQ, SC candidates with 550 marks also have a good probability of securing a seat in government medical colleges in states where the AIQ cutoff for SC candidates is typically lower. Potential options include:

• Bihar: Government colleges like Nalanda Medical College, Patna.

• Madhya Pradesh: Government colleges in Jabalpur, Bhopal, or Rewa.

• Rajasthan: Colleges like Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner.

  AIQ cutoffs for SC candidates in many states for 550 marks hover around the range of 530–560 marks , so you are in a competitive position.

You are well-positioned for a government MBBS seat with this score. Keep pushing!

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

No, NEET is not required for all BPT colleges, some colleges use NEET scores for BPT admissions while many others have their own entrance exams or consider Class XII board exam scores for admission.

For BHU, GGSIPU, and Deendayal Upadhyay Institute, you'll need to check their specific admission requirements. They may have their own entrance exams.

• BHU (Banaras Hindu University): Often has its own entrance exams for various courses, including BPT. Check the official BHU website for the latest information.
• GGSIPU (Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University): Usually conducts its own entrance exam, IPU CET, for BPT admissions.
• Deendayal Upadhyay Institute: May have its own entrance exam or consider merit based on Class XII scores.

Do visit their official websites for further information.

Hi Sudeshna,

Filling out the NEET 2025 application form involves several steps. The process is conducted online through the official website of the National Testing Agency (NTA). Here’s a detailed guide:

Step 1: Registration

1. Visit the official NTA NEET website ( nta.ac.in (https://nta.ac.in) or neet.nta.nic.in ).
2. Click on the "New Registration" link.
3. Fill in your personal details, including name, date of birth, mobile number, and email ID.
4. Create a password and note down the application number generated after registration.

Step 2: Fill the Application Form

1. Log in using your application number and password.
2. Complete the form by providing:
   • Personal details (name, gender, category, etc.).
   • Educational qualifications (class 10th and 12th details).
   • Exam center preferences (choose up to four cities).
3. Review the details carefully before proceeding.

Step 3: Upload Documents

Upload the required documents as per the specifications:

• Passport-size Photograph: Recent, colored photograph with a white background (size: 10 KB to 200 KB).
• Signature: Clear signature on white paper with a black pen (size: 4 KB to 30 KB).
• Class 10th Certificate: (size: 50 KB to 300 KB).
• Category Certificate (if applicable): As per the NTA guidelines.
• Ensure the documents are in JPG/JPEG format.

Step 4: Fee Payment

1. Pay the application fee online via debit/credit card, net banking, or UPI.
2. Fees vary by category:
   • General: 1700 (approx).
   • OBC/SC/ST/EWS: 1000 (approx).
   • For international candidates: Higher fees apply.

Step 5: Print Confirmation Page

1. After successful payment, a confirmation page will be generated.
2. Download and print the confirmation page for future reference.

For more details or help you can check out the given link.

All the best for NEET 2025!

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-2025

Hello,

Yes, selecting the wrong option in the application can lead to rejection.

Yes, you can absolutely write the NEET exam again even if you have already secured an MBBS seat at Rajarajeshwari College, because there aren't any restrictions on attempts. If you believe you can improve your score and rank significantly, appearing again could potentially get you a seat in an even more prestigious medical college or a preferred specialization. Appearing for NEET again won't jeopardize your current admission. You can always choose to retain your seat at Rajarajeshwari College if you don't achieve a higher rank in the subsequent attempt.

All the best!

Hi,

List of some of the best medical colleges in Delhi that offer admission by NEET are the following:

• All Indian Institute of Medical Science, Delhi
• Maulana Azad Medical college, University of Delhi
• University college of Medical Science, University of Delhi
• Hamdard Institute  of Medical Science and Research, New Delhi
• Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi
• Vardhaman Mahavir Medical College

For more information you can search for the Top medical colleges in Delhi by NEET.

Hope this information will help you