Dear Maria, if a candidate has passed MBBS from any other country other than India, you need to take a test called FMGE conducted by the NBE. So ideally, you should have passed the MCI exam before you apply for NEET PG. This FMGE is an exam for a candidate

Hey Subhash.

You can use the link which is provided below to check the list of centres for the AIIMS MBBS entrance examination.

https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-mbbs-exam-centres/amp

Best of luck!

Dear Varsha, you can pursue Masters in Physiotherapy in various mainstreams like Neurology, Cardiology, Orthopedics and Sport Sciences. There are universities in India which offer a mix of these mainstream fields. Please go through the Affliated University website for specicalizations in MPT of your particular state. Or, if you want

Hi there.

For MBBS AIIMS there is no upper age limit. To apply one has to be at least 17 years of age. As you will turn 25 years old soon you can surely apply.

For more relevant information refer to the following link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-mbbs-eligibility-criteria

Hope this helps.

Hello Hima,

Well, these two are different exams.

NEET exam is required to apply in any government, private colleges other than AIIMs and JIMPER. It is an offline based exam.

AIIMs exam is to get admission in any one out of six branches of AIIMs. Basically, it is an online

As per the eligibility to apply for AIIMS Entrance Exam, Only You must have completed your Class 12 from CBSE/ISC/State Board with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English as the main subject with minimum 60% as a General category, Appearing for Class 10+2 board examination in the year 2019 are also

JEE Marks required for a particular college  cannot be predicted before the exam results are announced. This is because qualifying marks change every year depending upon various factors and hence cut offs vary. 

Score the best of your capability so that you can get college of your choice. Usually for

Hello Pratik
It would be difficult to predict the exact marks as the cutoff vary every year depending on various fcators like the difficulty level of the exam, number of candidates appearing in the exam, etc.
However, you can refer to the previous year AIIMS MBBS cutoff for reference and