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Supreme Court panel says can’t cap age or number of NEET attempts

July 7, 2023March 17, 2017 by mbbsneet

In a relief to thousands of candidates who have or are planning to apply for National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (NEET 2017), the Medical Council of India has decided to remove limitations over age and attempt will be removed. As per a TOI report, on Thursday, the MCI said their decision is based on recommendations from the oversight committee and the Union Health Ministry. “The oversight committee felt such limitations will reduce the number of doctors in the country. The Union Health Ministry agreed and suggested recommendation to us. We have passed it,” said MCI vice-president Dr CV Bhirmanandham. “We give everyone the opportunity to clear the test. Students who don’t make it this year either because they haven’t prepared for the test or because they haven’t applied for the test on time can always try later. It gives even undergraduate students of BSc an opportunity,” said Bhirmanandham. In January, CBSE released the official notification announcing limits to age and number of attempts for candidates appearing for NEET UG 2017. Therefore, candidates were allowed to appear thrice including the one they have already taken in the previous years. After protest from the students and parents, the government rectified the norms and announced NEET-2017 to be considered as the first attempt for all candidates. However, the age criteria where an aspirant should not be older than 25 years (30 years for reserved category) to be eligible for the paper remained same. In all these months, several petitions were filed to roll back the decision. In 2016, the Supreme Court made NEET mandatory for admission in medical colleges. Source: Leading National Media | 17 March 2017, 4.30 PM ———————– What we suggest: Work Hard, Party Even Harder. Prepare hard for NEET 2017, Put all possible efforts, Keep your finger crossed for result. Best Wishes Backup Plan: If you don’t get admission through merit in India, Apply for MBBS Abroad because even if you will get MBBS Admission in India in Private college, you must be financially capable to pay high fees, if you can pay go ahead with private college, if you/parents can not pay such high fees, start looking for finding alternates, because more attempts or increased age limits will not increase your budget. Both medical graduates needs to appear for Exit Exam (NEXT), means after completing MBBS for India or Abroad all will be at same platform. Choice is all yours. For better clinical exposure you can target MBBS in Bangladesh or MBBS in China or Other Countries. or Register for FREE Counseling based on your academic, neet score and budget

519 MBBS students lose seats in 17 colleges – Admitted against supreme court orders

July 7, 2023March 1, 2017 by mbbsneet

आज (Mar 01, 2017) ही न्यूज़ आई हैं की सुप्रीम कोर्ट के खिलाफ जाकर सीधे प्रवेश लेने वाले 519 विद्यार्थी जो पिछले 3 महीने से क्लास में बैठ रहे है उनका भी प्रवेश निरस्त हुआ सही रास्ता मुश्किल जरूर होता है लेकिन हमेशा सही होता है, इसका उदाहरण डोनेशन देकर लिए गए प्रवेश (MBBS) का निरस्त होना , व्यापम में हुए प्रवेश का निरस्त होना, कई बार डोनेशन देने के बाद भी प्रवेश ना होना और पैसे डूब जाना, दोस्तों जोड़ जुगाड़ से हुए एडमिशन का कोई भरोसा नहीं है मित्रो इसलिए डॉक्टर बनने के लिए – केवल 2 बातों को समझो और मानों मेरिट से भारत में प्रवेश भारत में प्रवेश ना मिलने पर विदेश से MBBS निशुल्क एवं अति महत्वपूर्ण सलाह – भारत में प्रवेश के लिए परीक्षा देने वाले विद्यार्थियों एवं कुल उपलब्ध सीटों के अनुसार यह जरुरी हो जाता है की आपके पास प्लान बी भी हो ताकि आपका साल एवं पैसा ख़राब ना हो जैसे कई विद्यार्थियों एवं अभिभावकों का हो जाता है और 2/3/4/5/6 वर्ष ड्राप करने के बाद भी वह केवल बारहवीं पास ही रहते हैं सही समय पर सही सलाह के लिए रजिस्टर करें (Click Here for FREE Guidance) Mar 01, 2017 09:18 IST | Source Hindustan Times Despite qualifying the tough National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), the admission of over 500 students has been cancelled. Medical education regulator Medical Council of India (MCI) has cancelled the admission of 519 MBBS students enrolled in 17 colleges and attending classes for last three months. MCI has alleged that the colleges admitted students directly, violating a Supreme Court order of September 28, 2016, directing the state government to hold centralised counselling and allot colleges to students based on their performance in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). “While scrutinising the admissions process, we found that 17 colleges in three states have given direct admission to 519 students in violation of the SC order,” a senior MCI official said in response to an RTI application filed by this correspondent. The matter was being investigated and more admission cancellations were expected. This is also the first time that such a large number of students have been asked to leave the MBBS programme for not complying with the admission process. The highest numbers of violations were in Uttar Pradesh by 14 colleges giving direct admission to 481 students. Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh and Tamil Nadu have one college each with 38 students admitted in total. Other Related Topics निशुल्क सलाह एवं जानकारी के लिए यहाँ रजिस्टर करें (Click Here) More Details About MBBS in India (New), Know About Medical Colleges in India, NEET CBSE 2017, New Rules & Important Articles More Details About MBBS Abroad (New), Know About Various Countries, How to Select Best Option, Admission Process, Total Cost & Other Details More Details About MBBS in China (New), Best Universities, Lowest Package, Best Infrastructure, 5 Year’s Course More Details About MBBS from Bangladesh (New), Know Why Bangladesh is Best Choice for Indian Students, If they are eligible, Lowest Package, 5 Year’s Course The medical colleges involved defended their move to admit the students, saying the counselling process was very slow and filing up seats by the admission deadline (October, 7, 2016, in this case) was not possible. That was when they decided to give direct admission instead of letting seats remain vacant, college authorities said. KK Aggarwal, president, Indian Medical Association, a body of medical practitioners, has demanded strict action against the colleges. “MCI should initiate strict action against the colleges for playing with the careers of hundreds of students and maligning the medical profession,” he says. Aggarwal also says the students cannot be free of blame. “They are party to the violation. Cancellation of admission is a right decision,” Aggarwal. – – – – – – – – – — – – – — – – Disclaimer: News posted on this website is collected from newspapers, websites of news paper/e media/digital media. before making any decision about your career, you are suggested to verify from government websites/department/concerned authority.

The Medical Council of India recently barred 32 colleges across the country.

July 7, 2023February 27, 2017 by mbbsneet

February 25, 2017 – Source: The Hindu The coffee is bad and the desserts are drier than you’d expect, but the Amer Bakery Hut is nonetheless one of Bhopal’s popular haunts. Sudhir Singh (name changed) has strategically taken a table at the far end that faces the door opening to the kitchen. No one is likely to spot him there, and he’s not even from Bhopal, but Singh is fidgety, looking around every few minutes to check on other patrons before leaning forward to speak in hushed tones. A professor at a medical college affiliated to a Raipur university, Singh was in town in time for an inspection by the Medical Council of India (MCI), the regulatory body for medical education in India. On the MCI team’s inspection list were the RKDF Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, and the Advanced Institute of Medical Science and Research Centre which is on the outskirts of Bhopal. Both have been debarred. Other Related Topics निशुल्क सलाह एवं जानकारी के लिए यहाँ रजिस्टर करें (Click Here) More Details About MBBS in India (New), Know About Medical Colleges in India, NEET CBSE 2017, New Rules & Important Articles More Details About MBBS Abroad (New), Know About Various Countries, How to Select Best Option, Admission Process, Total Cost & Other Details More Details About MBBS in China (New), Best Universities, Lowest Package, Best Infrastructure, 5 Year’s Course More Details About MBBS from Bangladesh (New), Know Why Bangladesh is Best Choice for Indian Students, If they are eligible, Lowest Package, 5 Year’s Course The night before this January 11 meeting at the cafe, Singh had called saying “ghost professors”, a euphemism for academics who materialise at inspections conducted by the MCI for money, had checked into the Rajhans hotel. “Shehar mein sabko pata hai inspection week chal raha hai (Everyone in the city knows it’s inspection week),” he said by way of explaining him being so guarded. After all, the Raipur professor claims to have been among those approached to pose as Advanced Institute faculty when the MCI team came calling. Every medical college is associated with a ‘teaching hospital’ — where patients are admitted and students learn while treating them. A medical college must pass a benchmark in terms of infrastructure, faculty strength and patient inflow at the hospital to be recognised by the MCI, upon which it admits a prescribed number of students. The Advanced Institute had sought recognition to enrol 150 students and start a teaching hospital. On January 13, 2017, a damning report on ‘ghost’ doctors, fake patients, life-saving equipment on loan by dubious vendors in 32 medical colleges across India, authored by the MCI, was submitted to the Health Ministry. The report, which runs into 215 pages, blows the lid off a well-oiled operation which kicks in almost as soon as an entrepreneur dreams of opening a private medical college. The two Bhopal colleges figure among the blacklisted 32. The modus operandi: On January 4 and 5, four inspectors were in Bhopal. They visited Advanced Institute on those two days. News travels fast in the Madhya Pradesh capital. Days ahead of the inspections, the Advanced Institute administration sent out buses to round up nearby villagers from Vidisha and Betul, saying they would conduct a medical camp, claims Singh. “Once admitted, these people were passed off as genuine patients to meet bed occupancy standards.” The villagers bussed in were promised free food and transport during the medical camp. “They were stuck in the hospital till the MCI team visited (on January 4-5) and got restless as none of them had any serious ailments,” adds Singh. The inspectors recorded this exercise in great detail for the Health Ministry’s benefit: “Out of 25.66% indoor patients, many patients did not appear genuine. It seems that some workers/staff members without any medical illness were lying on the beds. No personal belongings, attendant, or medicines were there… (page 70 of the MCI inspection report).” However, Shailendra Bhadoriya, a businessman who owns the daily National Duniya and is the man behind Advanced Institute, says: “It is for the doctors to decide which patient is sick or healthy. That’s not the job of MCI inspectors.” The professor’s account, over coffee, only corroborates what the Health Ministry and court documents have meticulously recorded over the years — that vendors stage-manage medical college inspections in India, ‘ghost’ professors pass off as faculty, and fake patients are rounded up ahead of an inspection. Over the years, a cottage industry has thrived with a cast of characters that includes vendors, academics, patients, promoters, and the MCI which for decades had turned a blind eye to the practice. Enter the entrepreneur: Last year, Bhadoriya decided to set up the Advanced Institute spread across 25 acres in Bhopal’s Kolar Road area. Around the same time, the Supreme Court, in May 2016, appointed a committee under former Chief Justice Rajendra Mal Lodha with the mandate to oversee the functioning of the scam-tainted MCI. This year, the committee (and not MCI) was responsible for recognising medical colleges in India. The MCI had been in the eye of the storm for its failure to rein in malpractices in medical education and for allowing private hospitals and medical colleges flourish under political patronage. The former chief of MCI, Ketan Desai, is under investigation for corruption and criminal conspiracy in a 2010 case for allegedly taking a bribe of ₹20 million from a medical college in exchange for an MCI nod, allowing the college to add more students. The permission Bhadoriya’s college received — in August 2016 — from the Lodha committee to admit students was conditional on a second physical inspection. Earlier this month, newspapers in Bhopal reported that a part of Bhadoriya’s college had been attached by the Union Bank of India for defaulting on a ₹39 lakh payment. Just before this, on January 24, 2017, all of Bhadoriya’s 150 first-year students went on strike against an abrupt fee hike. The fee, which had been … Read more

NEET: Supreme Court notice to Centre, MCI on age criteria plea

July 7, 2023February 17, 2017 by mbbsneet

The petition demands the government to take their order back on the age limit and the matter will be heard in the apex court on February 23. Published:February 17, 2017 | Source IndianExpress The Supreme Court on Friday has issued notice to Union government and the Medical Council of India seeking their reply on the age criteria for the National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (NEET) for undergraduate courses. The petition demands the government to take their order back on the age limit where a candidate over 25-year-old cannot sit for the medical entrance exam. Advocate Vaibhav Srivastava, representing petitioner Sabyasachi Rai, said, “If the authorities have already introduced only three attempts for a medical aspirant, then why are they restricting candidates’ age to 25 years.” ——————————- Other Related Topics More Details About MBBS in India (New), Know About Medical Colleges in India, NEET CBSE 2017, New Rules & Important Articles More Details About MBBS Abroad (New), Know About Various Countries, How to Select Best Option, Admission Process, Total Cost & Other Details More Details About MBBS in China (New), Best Universities, Lowest Package, Best Infrastructure, 5 Year’s Course More Details About MBBS from Bangladesh (New), Know Why Bangladesh is Best Choice for Indian Students, If they are eligible, Lowest Package, 5 Year’s Course ——————————- The Supreme Court termed the matter urgent and directed the the Centre and the MCI to file their counter reply on this issue by February 23, the next date of hearing, as the matter requires an immediate disposal. As per the petition, the new age criteria limit is not supported by any appropriate regulation or procedure prescribed by the regulations framed under the MCI Act. As per the petition, the new age criteria limit is not supported by any appropriate regulation or procedure prescribed by the regulations framed under the MCI Act. A similar petition has been filed in Allahabad High Court where the MCI, CBSE and the Centre has to reply by February 20. As per regulations framed under the Indian Medical Council Act-1956 as amended in 2016 and the Dentists Act-1948 as amended in 2016, NEET will be conducted by CBSE for admission to MBBS and BDS courses in colleges run with the approval of MCI and Dental Council of India. The application form is already out and the exam is scheduled to be conducted on May 7. Click Here for Earlier Story/News

NEET 2017: Allahabad High Court seeks response over age limit criteria from Centre, MCI, CBSE

July 7, 2023February 17, 2017 by mbbsneet

As per the petition, the said upper age limit is not supported by any appropriate regulation or procedure prescribed by the regulations framed under the MCI Act. Updated on 17 Feb 2017 | Source IndianExpress It seems the debate over age limit criteria, introduced in the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) this year, will not end soon as the Allahabad high court has sought reply from the Medical Council of India (MCI), the Centre and the CBSE on the procedure adopted for setting of the upper age limit. This order was passed on February 15 by a division bench in Lucknow comprising justices Amreshwar Pratap Sahi and Sanjay Harkauli. The Court was hearing two writ petitions, filed by Navaneet Tripathi and 22 others, raising a common question relating to the issue of upper age limit of 25 years prescribed for NEET 2017. Other Related Topics More Details About MBBS in India (New), Know About Medical Colleges in India, NEET CBSE 2017, New Rules & Important Articles More Details About MBBS Abroad (New), Know About Various Countries, How to Select Best Option, Admission Process, Total Cost & Other Details More Details About MBBS in China (New), Best Universities, Lowest Package, Best Infrastructure, 5 Year’s Course More Details About MBBS from Bangladesh (New), Know Why Bangladesh is Best Choice for Indian Students, If they are eligible, Lowest Package, 5 Year’s Course The application form is already out and the exam is scheduled to be conducted on May 7. As per the petition, the said upper age limit is not supported by any appropriate regulation or procedure prescribed by the regulations framed under the MCI Act. It was also submitted that the introduction of this upper age limit, which was not there earlier, being not in conformity with law, deserves to be struck down. The counsels for the Centre and the MCI produced some documents related to prescribing upper age limit in NEET. “In view of the aforesaid documents that have been placed before the Court, the stand of the Medical Council of India as well as that of the Union government has to be brought on record by way of an affidavit as to what was the procedure adopted for the purpose of fixing the upper age limit of 25 years for NEET examination,” the court said. Terming it as an urgent matter, the court expected that the Centre and the MCI both shall file their counter affidavits (reply) on this issue by February 20, the next date of hearing, as the matter requires an immediate disposal.

व्यापमं घोटाला : MBBS छात्रों को SC से झटका, सामूहिक नकल के दोषी 634 छात्रों के दाखिले रद्द

July 7, 2023February 13, 2017 by mbbsneet

What is Vyapam? Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board (MPPEB), popularly known by its Hindi acronym “Vyapam” (Vyavsayik Pariksha Mandal), is a self-financed and autonomous body incorporated by the State government responsible for conducting several entrance tests in the state. What is Vyapam scandal? The scam was all about the manipulation in the selection process for government colleges and jobs conducted by the Madhya Pradesh professional examination board (MPPEB) or Madhya Pradesh Vyavsayik Pariksha Mandal (Vyapam). It involved the impersonation of candidates, rampant copying, blank answer sheets and fake marks. What is the full form of Vyapam? Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board (MPPEB), popularly known as Vyapam (व्यापम; an abbreviation of its Hindi name Madhya Pradesh Vyavsayik Pariksha Mandal, व्यवसायिक परीक्शा मण्डल), is a professional examination board of Madhya Pradesh, India. ———————————————————————— [poll id=”1″] [poll id=”2″] [poll id=”3″] ———————————————————————— Other Links About Vyapam Scam More News from Nai Dunia More News from Patrika More News from Amar Ujala More News from Times of India Other Related Topics More Details About MBBS in India (New), Know About Medical Colleges in India, NEET CBSE 2017, New Rules & Important Articles More Details About MBBS Abroad (New), Know About Various Countries, How to Select Best Option, Admission Process, Total Cost & Other Details More Details About MBBS in China (New), Best Universities, Lowest Package, Best Infrastructure, 5 Year’s Course More Details About MBBS from Bangladesh (New), Know Why Bangladesh is Best Choice for Indian Students, If they are eligible, Lowest Package, 5 Year’s Course ———————————————————————— व्यापमं घोटाला : MBBS छात्रों को SC से झटका, सामूहिक नकल के दोषी 634 छात्रों के दाखिले रद्द सोमवार फ़रवरी 13, 2017| Source NDTV India खास बातें सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने सामूहिक नकल के दोषी छात्रों के दाखिले रद्द कर दिये हैं इसके साथ ही सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने हाईकोर्ट के फैसले को बरकरार रखा है SC को तय करना था कि सामूहिक नकल के दोषी छात्रों को राहत मिले या नहीं नई दिल्ली: व्यापमं घोटाले से जुड़े एक मामले में सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने अपना फैसला सुनाया है. सर्वोच्च कोर्ट से भी सामूहिक नकल में लिप्त सभी 634 MBBS छात्रों को कोई राहत नहीं मिली. कोर्ट ने इन सभी छात्रों को राहत देने से इंकार कर दिया है. हाईकोर्ट का फैसला बरकरार करते हुए सामूहिक नकल के दोषी छात्रों के दाखिले रद्द कर दिए गए हैं. सुप्रीम कोर्ट को यह तय करना था कि सामूहिक नकल के दोषी 634 छात्रों को राहत दी जाए या नहीं. इससे पहले 268 छात्रों की याचिका पर सुनवाई करते हुए सुप्रीम कोर्ट की दो जजों की बेंच ने एक दिलचस्प फैसला सुनाया था. मामले की सुनवाई कर रही बेंच ने दो अलग-अलग फैसले सुनाए. सुनवाई कर रहे जस्टिस जे चेलामेश्वर ने सभी पक्षों की दलीलों को सुनने के बाद फैसला सुनाते हुए कहा कि जनता के हितों को ध्यान में रखते हुए सभी 634 छात्रों को ग्रेजुएशन पूरा होने के बाद पांच साल तक भारतीय सेना के लिए बिना किसी वेतन के काम करना पड़ेगा. पांच साल पूरे होने पर ही उन्हें डिग्री दी जाएगी. इस दौरान उन्हें केवल गुजारा भत्ता दिया जाएगा. वहीं जस्टिस अभय मनोहर सप्रे ने हाईकोर्ट के दाखिला रद्द करने के फैसले को बरकरार रखते हुये छात्रों की अपील को खारिज कर दिया. इसके बाद मामले को तीन जजों की बेंच में भेजा गया. गौरतलब कि व्यापम मे सामूहिक नकल की बात सामने आने पर 2008-2012 के छात्रों के बैच के एडमिशन रद्द कर दिए गए थे. इसके बाद सभी छात्रों ने कोर्ट से इस मामले में दखल देने की अपील की थी. ———————————————————————— ———————————————————————— SC ने MP के 634 MBBS स्टूडेंट्स की व्यापमं से हुई एडमिशन प्रॉसेस रद्द की Source: DainikBhaskar | Feb 13, 2017, 22:00 PM IST नई दिल्ली. सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने मध्य प्रदेश में व्यापमं घोटाले केस में सोमवार को सुनवाई की। कोर्ट ने 5 साल के MBBS कोर्स में एनरोल कराने वाले राज्य के 634 स्टूडेंट्स की एडमिशन प्रॉसेस कैंसल कर दी है। इन स्टूडेंट्स ने 2008 से 2012 के बीच में इस कोर्स में एडमिशन लिया था। फैसले से 300 की डिग्रियां रद्द हो जाएंगी। चीफ जस्टिस जेएस खेहर ने स्टूडेंट्स की ओर से दायर की गईं सभी पिटीशन्स रद्द कर दी हैं। बता दें कि मध्य प्रदेश का व्यापमं घोटाला एजुकेशन में अब तक का सबसे बड़ा स्कैम माना जाता है। हाईकोर्ट के फैसले का बरकरार रखा… इससे पहले हाईकोर्ट ने भी इस मामले पर एडमिशन रद्द करने का फैसला सुनाया था, जिसे सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने बरकरार रखा है। सबसे पहले मध्य प्रदेश हाईकोर्ट के जज जस्टिस जे. चेलामेश्वर ने फैसला सुनाया था कि इन स्टूडेंट्स की पढ़ाई पूरे होने के बाद 5 साल तक भारतीय सेना में काम करना होगा। हाईकोर्ट ने यह भी कहा था कि आर्मी में काम करने के दौरान स्टूडेंट्स को सिर्फ गुजारा भत्ता दिया जाएगा। बाद में हाईकोर्ट की दूसरी बेंच ने इन सभी स्टूडेंट्स का एडमिशन रद्द कर दिया था। इस पर स्टूडेंट्स ने सुप्रीम कोर्ट में पिटीशन्स दायर की थीं। कोर्ट ने क्या कहा? कोर्ट ने अपने फैसले में कहा- अपील करने वालों का बर्ताव स्वीकार नहीं किया जा सकता। ये कानून के साथ धोखा है। अगर हम सिद्धांतों और कैरेक्टर बनाने वाला देश बनाना चाहते हैं या ऐसा देश बनाना चाहते हैं जहां कानून का शासन हो तो ऐसे में इस तरह की दावों को नहीं माना जा सकता। क्या है फैसले में? सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने सोमवार को व्यापमं मामले में बड़ा फैसला सुनाया। चीफ जस्टिस जेएस खेहर ने अपने फैसले में 2008 से 2012 के बीच एडमिशन लेने वाले 634 मेडिकल स्टूडेंट्स का एडमिशन रद्द कर दिया। ये वे स्टूडेंट्स हैं, जिनके बारे में जांच में पाया गया था कि इन्होंने सॉल्वर की मदद से एंट्रेंस एग्जाम क्लियर की थी। इनमें से 300 स्टूडेंट्स की पढ़ाई पूरी हो चुकी थी। यानी उन्हें अब डिग्री नहीं मिल पाएगी। सरगनाओं पर भी कार्रवाई हो: आनंद राय, व्हिसलब्लोअर इस मामले हाईप्रोफाइल लोगों के साथ जो सख्ती दिखाई जानी थी वो सरकार और लॉ डिपार्टमेंट ने नहीं दिखाई गई। “इसमें बच्चों को बलि का बकरा बना दिया गया, जबकि आरोपी हाईप्रोफाइल लोग और ऑफिसर्स जेल के बाहर हैं।” … Read more

NEET 2017 to be counted as first attempt, CBSE clarifies

July 7, 2023February 3, 2017 by mbbsneet

In a U-turn, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has clarified the NEET 2017 will be counted as first attempt for all the candidates, irrespective of their previous attempts in AIPMT/NEET. Earlier, the CBSE has announced that aspirants who have already given AIPMT and NEET 2016 over three times are ineligible to appear for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test. Other Related Important Stories…. सीधी बात बिना बकवास – Must Visit for Medical Aspirants 3 Attempt for MBBS – Right Move or Wrong Decision (Post Your Views) Disqualified for NEET-UG 2017, if Already Appeared 3 Times (New) MBBS Admission in India (New) Know About MBBS Admission Abroad (New) Know About MBBS Admission in China (New) Know About MBBS Admission in Bangladesh (New) Register for FREE Updates and What to Do Now Type Questions However, the three attempts, age and other criterias remain same. In a press release, CBSE has announced that all candidates who could not fill up the application form due to the condition of three attempts at AIPMT/NEET will now be able to fill up their application form. Ever since the notification is out, students have been complaining to roll out the age and attempt criterias. In Bhubaneshwar, Kanpur, Cuttack and other cities, students are taking out rallies demanding to reconsider the new move. The registration process began on Tuesday, January 30, and will go on till March 1. Candidates should be 17 and not older than 25 to give the entrance examination. Last year, NEET was made mandatory for admission in all medical and dental college. Source: indianexpress.com Very Important for Students: Students and Coaching Institutes are Happy again, but still they must understand that, certainly this is a positive sign for this year but in long term, they need to follow with proper planning for future, they can not afford to waste many year just for preparation, Based on the number of students (approx 8 Lakh to 10 Lakh) appearing for NEET UG 2017 and Number of Seats available (approx 63000 to 64000 only) chances of getting admission in India is almost 5 to 7%, that also includes Private Colleges where fees is approx 40 to 70 Lakh, Ask your self do you have this much of money, if the answer is NO, Put you heart, mind and sole for preparation of NEET-UG 2017 and if not selected Apply for MBBS Abroad. Because there is no other better option. Best Wishes

Facts About MBBS in India

October 5, 2023February 3, 2017 by mbbsneet

MBBS in India, Almost everyone is interested in that, but less seats and more number of Medical Aspirants has made it rare to get admission in India.If we talk about numbers almost 62000 to 64000 seats are available for 2016 session and for these seats almost 9 Lakh to 10 Lakh students has appeared in various Medical Entrance Exams (AIPMT/NEET-UG/State Exams/University Specific Exams). Facts and figures mentioned above are good enough to justify the difference between demand and supply. Most prestigious profession, High earning job, Coaching Factors (motivating students to drop again and again) has kept number of medical aspirants waiting for years to get admission in MBBS. But each students and parents must understand that, if you don’t get admission in 1-2 years you must move on, you must look forward for alternate options. These alternate options are mentioned below Option 1 – If you are interested only in MBBS, you must go abroad for MBBS Option 2 – if you do not want to go abroad, get admission in BAMS/BHMS/BDS Option 3 – if you do not prefer/get options mentioned above, you must get admission in nursing or apply for some other job oriented course. Dropping again and again will only increase frustration among students and their parents, this will also waste your valuable time and money.Why MBBS Abroad There is no rocket science or special secret, simply you are interested in MBBS but you are not getting admission in India, is the biggest reason for MBBS Abroad. You have got admission in private college of India, but due to high fees (50 to 80 Lakhs even after getting admission through merit) could not afford to study in India, is the second biggest reason to go for MBBS Abroad. MCI Screening Test factor – as per the new rules (published in all leading news paper, but official confirmation is pending), all medical graduates (those who have completed MBBS in India or Foreign Universities), will have to appear for NEET-PG (will be on the pattern of FMGE [foreign medical graduate examination]/MCI Screening Test conducted by NBE). This was one of the biggest threat for many parents, but now all medical graduates will be on equal level so no worries about MCI Screening Test, now it is almost a part of medical education and licensing process. Know about MCI Screening Test – many of the students and parents are not aware about MCI Screening Test and process related to the results, so they feels it is very tough and could not be cleared in years. Such things are only rumours and miscommunication by various people including various coaching institutes. MCI Screening Test/FMGE is conducted by NBE twice in a year, candidates need to score only 50% from 2 papers and there is no competition, no merit no ranks, everyone who gets above 50% will get licence to practice in India. But yes, it is an exam same as other exams so it is bound to be tough, because this exam is based on what you have studied in your MBBS/MD will be covered in 1 exam only. This process is mandatory for most of the developed countries, for India it is also expected to be compulsory (NEET-PG), as per all leading news papers from December 2016 or early 2017 NEET-PG will be compulsory for all medical graduates (for Indian Medical Graduates and Foreign Medical Graduates Both). In case of any query you can call or post queries on our contact us page. If you like the content, share with your friends, this will surely help them to get right path and career opportunity in medical. Helpline for MBBS Abroad : +91 90010 99110 Related Links Click Here to Like/Join/Share with Friends Click Here for MBBS Abroad (If you don’t get admission in India) #MBBSAbroad, #MBBSAdmissionAbroad, #BestCountryforMBBSAbroad, #LowestPackageforMBBSAbroad Click Here for MBBS from Bangladesh (Weather, Culture, Syllabus, Language similar to India, Best Screening Test Result) #MBBSinBangladesh, #MBBSfromBangladesh, #BestCountryforMBBSAbroad, #LowestPackageforMBBSAbroad Click Here for MBBS from China (World’s Best Infrastructure, Low Cost of Education, Big Hospitals lead to better clinical exposure) #MBBSinChina, #MBBSfromChina, #BestCountryforMBBSAbroad, #LowestPackageforMBBSAbroad Click Here to Register for FREE Counseling (Based on 12th Passing Year, %age & Budget) Best wishes for Medical Career

सीधी बात बिना बकवास – Must Visit for Medical Aspirants

October 5, 2023February 3, 2017 by mbbsneet

2016 या 2017 में बारहवीं पास हुए विद्यार्थियों को मिला तोहफा, नए नियमों (अधिकतम 3 प्रयास एवं 25 वर्ष की अधिकतम आयु ) के अनुसार अब जो विद्यार्थी NEET UG 2017 की परीक्षा देंगे उनके लिए प्रतिस्पर्धा काफी कम होगी एवं प्रवेश होने के अवसर अधिक होंगे कई डॉक्टर्स का एवं प्रतिष्टित शिक्षाविदों का मानना है की जिन विद्यार्थियों का 1-2 प्रयास में प्रवेश नहीं होता, वैसे भी उनके प्रवेश की संभावनाएं कम होती है या नहीं के बराबर ही होती हैं, कोचिंग की वजह से जो हर एक साल ख़राब होता है वो तनाव की स्थिति उत्पन्न करता है और साल दर साल विद्यार्थियों की मानसिकता पढाई, परिवार एवं अपने आप के प्रति ख़राब होती जाती है प्रतिवर्ष डेढ़ से दो लाख रूपये का खर्च कोचिंग की फीस एवं अन्य खर्चो में हो जाता है और अभिभावकों पर अतिरिक्त आर्थिक भार बढ़ता जाता है, किन्तु ३/४/५/६ वर्ष के बाद भी बच्चा बारहवीं पास ही कहलाता है Other Related Important Links 3 Attempt for MBBS – Right Move or Wrong Decision (Post Your Views) Disqualified for NEET-UG 2017, if Already Appeared 3 Times (New) MBBS Admission in India (New) Know About MBBS Admission Abroad (New) Know About MBBS Admission in China (New) Know About MBBS Admission in Bangladesh (New) Register for FREE Updates and What to Do Now Type Questions यह मानव प्रकृर्ति है की अपने फायदे की हर बात सभी को अच्छी लगती है, लेकिन जब आप इस निर्णय को समझेंगे तो आपको पता लगेगा की यह निर्णय कितना जरुरी था, बाकि आप खुद समझदार है और अपने भविष्य के लिए सही निर्णय लेने की क्षमता रखते हैं जो विद्यार्थी अपनी क्षमताओं को जाने बिना एवं अपने परिवार की आर्थिक स्थिति से अनभिज्ञ होकर साल दर साल कोचिंग पर ख़राब कर रहें हैं, उन्हें यह जानना जरुरी है की उन पर आने वाले समय में परिवार की जिम्मेदारी आने वाली है जिसके लिए उन्हें या तो भारत से बाहर जाकर मेडिकल की पढाई करके अपने सपनों को साकार करना चाहिए (विद्यार्थियों को यह भी जानकारी हो की अब भारत में म्बबस करने के बाद या विदेश से म्बबस करने के बाद दोनों स्थिति में नेक्स्ट की परीक्षा देनी होगी तो विद्यार्थी अब विदेश के विकल्पों को भी चुन सकते हैं) अथवा किसी और कोर्स में प्रवेश लेकर भविष्य में आने वाली नौकरी की संभावनाओं को तलाशना चाहिए, साथ ही विद्यार्थियों को यह भी समझना चाहिए की मेडिकल में प्रवेश नहीं मिलने से जिंदगी ख़त्म नहीं हो जाती, अन्य उपलब्ध विकल्पों की जानकारी लेकर सही समय पर सही निर्णय लें एवं अपना, अपने परिवार का एवं अपने शहर का नाम रोशन करें अतः आप सभी से अनुरोध है, पहले नए नियमों को, उनकी जरूरतों को एवं उनसे होने वाले फायदों को समझें उसके बाद प्रतिक्रिया दें Related Links Click Here to Like/Join/Share with Friends Click Here for MBBS Abroad (If you don’t get admission in India) #MBBSAbroad, #MBBSAdmissionAbroad, #BestCountryforMBBSAbroad, #LowestPackageforMBBSAbroad Click Here for MBBS from Bangladesh (Weather, Culture, Syllabus, Language similar to India, Best Screening Test Result) #MBBSinBangladesh, #MBBSfromBangladesh, #BestCountryforMBBSAbroad, #LowestPackageforMBBSAbroad Click Here for MBBS from China (World’s Best Infrastructure, Low Cost of Education, Big Hospitals lead to better clinical exposure) #MBBSinChina, #MBBSfromChina, #BestCountryforMBBSAbroad, #LowestPackageforMBBSAbroad Click Here to Register for FREE Counseling (Based on 12th Passing Year, %age & Budget) Best Wishes

Now NEET candidates only have 3 attempts, age cap introduced

July 7, 2023February 2, 2017 by mbbsneet

You now have to be at least 17 and not over 25 years old to give the NEET paper. The National-Eligibility-cum-Entrance-Test (NEET) has introduced limits to the number of times aspirants can attempt the paper and the age of the candidates. Now, candidates can only try their hand at the paper three times and cannot be older than 25 years (30 years for reserved category), a surprising turn to a national examination that had no limit on the number of attempts and age till date. This has been done to bring down the number of older candidates competing with 17-year-old candidates (the minimum age limit), and to prevent fraud and cheating. According to data collected from the Maharashtra directorate of medical education and research (DMER), the oldest candidate was 38-years-old and at least another 100 aspirants were in their early 30s, TOI reports. This year, candidates have been eagerly waiting for the notification of NEET 2017 but it has been delayed over a long time. Even the official website of NEET is not available as it is under construction. In 2016, the NEET examination replaced the All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT) which used to take place every year in the month of May. It has been made mandatory for admissions in all-India medical/ dental colleges. This is a good decision,” says Dr Pravin Shingare, director of DMER. “There are some students who keep taking the test, and when they don’t make the cut, join a BSc college and keep taking the medical entrance test.” Source: indianexpress.com Related Links Click Here to Like/Join/Share with Friends Click Here for MBBS Abroad (If you don’t get admission in India) #MBBSAbroad, #MBBSAdmissionAbroad, #BestCountryforMBBSAbroad, #LowestPackageforMBBSAbroad Click Here for MBBS from Bangladesh (Weather, Culture, Syllabus, Language similar to India, Best Screening Test Result) #MBBSinBangladesh, #MBBSfromBangladesh, #BestCountryforMBBSAbroad, #LowestPackageforMBBSAbroad Click Here for MBBS from China (World’s Best Infrastructure, Low Cost of Education, Big Hospitals lead to better clinical exposure) #MBBSinChina, #MBBSfromChina, #BestCountryforMBBSAbroad, #LowestPackageforMBBSAbroad Click Here to Register for FREE Counseling (Based on 12th Passing Year, %age & Budget)