NEET 2020 Assamese Question Paper with Answer Key E3, F3, G3, H3

To secure admission into Manubhai Patel Dental College for ST/SC category, you would need a NEET score significantly lower than the general category which is between 325-390 marks for both the categories sc and st.

But the exact marks required will depend on the specific year's cutoff, which varies based on factors like seat availability and competition; generally, a NEET score around the lower range of the state-level cutoff for ST/SC category would be sufficient for admission to Manubhai Patel Dental College.

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Hello,

Yes, in India, appearing for and clearing the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is a compulsory step if you wish to become a pediatrician or pursue any medical specialization.

Here's the process you would typically follow:

1. Undergraduate Level (MBBS) :
   • To begin with, you need to qualify for NEET-UG, which is the entrance exam for admission to MBBS programs. Securing admission in an MBBS course at a recognized medical college is the essential first step toward becoming a pediatrician.
2. Postgraduate Level (MD/MS) :
   • After completing your MBBS, to specialize in pediatrics, you will need to appear for NEET-PG, which is the entrance exam for postgraduate medical courses. Successfully passing this exam allows you to apply for an MD in Pediatrics.
   • Alternatively, there are a few other exams like INI-CET (for AIIMS, JIPMER, etc.), which some premier institutes conduct for admission to their MD programs.

In summary , NEET is mandatory to start your medical education (MBBS), and NEET-PG (or equivalent exams) is necessary to specialize in pediatrics.

For more details on 'How to become a Paediatrician', visit : https://www.careers360.com/careers/paediatrician

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To obtain an FMGE eligibility certificate even if you don't have a NEET score card, you need to apply online through the National Medical Commission (NMC) website, providing all necessary documents like your 10th standard certificate (for date of birth proof), 12th standard mark sheet, proof of admission to a foreign medical university, and any relevant category certificates (SC/ST/OBC), without needing the NEET score card as it is not a requirement for FMGE eligibility.

Moreover,if you want your score card you can also check in your email as NTA sends a copy of the same after its published.

You just download it and keep it save as PDF in you Mobile or PC and get it printed when and where you require it.

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Yes, you can still get an affordable opportunity to pursue an MBBS abroad even if you score 300 NEET. There are many countries that offer quality medical education at a relatively lower cost than most of the Western countries.

Some popular destinations are:

1. Russia:

Low Cost Fee Structure: The Russian medical universities are relatively cheap compared to many other countries.

Recognized Degrees: WHO and MCI recognize degrees from Russian medical universities

English Medium: There are quite a few universities which offer courses in English medium.

2. Philippines:

English-Medium Education: Country offers English-medium medical courses. Thus, it is much easier for Indian students

Affordable Fees: The fee structures are much lower as compared to many European and American universities

Favorable Climate: The tropical climate is not much different from that prevailing in India

3. Ukraine:

Quality Education: Ukrainian medical universities are also known for quality education.

Low Fees: The fees are relatively low, which attracts the Indians.

English-Medium Courses: Most of the universities have courses in the English medium.

4. Kyrgyzstan:

Low-Cost Education: Medical education is provided at an affordable cost with on-the-job training emphasis in Kyrgyzstan.

Climate: The climate here is akin to that of India. It would be easier for students to adapt to the climate.

Important Considerations :

Visa Process: Identify visa requirements and the process of obtaining a student visa in the country you want to pursue.

Language Proficiency: If you are selecting a country where your primary language of instruction is not English, then you can consider learning the local language or preparing for a language exam.

Accommodation and Living Costs: Establish research on the basic cost of living that may include accommodation, food, and transportation while you are in the country.

There will come a time when you'll find yourself in the need of tolerating rather a different way of life and culture.

Medical Council of India (MCI) Screening Test: You would after completing your MBBS have to clear the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination by MCI before you can practice medicine in India.

Find an expert education counselor who can guide you and assist you with your application.

NEET PG seat matrix have been revised recently by The National Board of Examinations for Medical Sciences (NBEMS) for over 50% of All India Quota seats.

The NEET PG Seats in India including government and private colleges of medical is around more than 50 k.you can check details wise seat matrix of every colege below in the link

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-seat-matrix

All the best for your future..

It is not possible that you can secure a government seat at Ayurved Mahavidyalaya Nashik college with a NEET score of 300, as the cut-off for government Ayurvedic colleges is usually much higher usually a score closer to 500 or above even in states too its not sure

However a score of 300 might only be sufficient for a private college seat in most cases so you can apply to private colleges with your score.if you want BAMS degree then you should get admission in good private colleges which has fees upto 5 lakh rupees.

Hello aspirant

To appear for neet pg the eligibility criteria is to have passed the foreign Medical Graduate Examination , fmge. You must obtain the registration certificate issued by NMC, the National Medical Commision OR state medical council.

You must also take screening test . After screening test you will have the license to practice in India.

Completing internship is also mandatory.

For details you may visit the link given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-eligibility-criteria

Yes, students who have completed a bridge course in science subjects (like Biology) may apply for the NEET exam, provided they meet the NEET eligibility criteria. Typically, candidates need to have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in their 10+2 or equivalent exams with at least 50% marks for the general category (45% for reserved categories). It's essential to verify with the latest NEET eligibility guidelines, as requirements may vary slightly each year.

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet

Hello,

Yes, bridge course students can apply for the NEET exam, provided they meet the eligibility criteria. Here's a breakdown:

• Eligibility Criteria : Students who have completed a bridge course after their 10+2 or equivalent are eligible if they meet the age limit and educational qualifications.

• Minimum Qualification : Must have completed a bridge course that includes Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks (45% for SC/ST/OBC).

• Age Limit : Candidates must be between 17 and 25 years of age (5-year relaxation for SC/ST/OBC).

• NEET Requirements : Must have studied subjects as per NEET guidelines for medical aspirants.

To know more about NEET eligibility : https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

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