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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)

NEET 2017: New conditions spark another debate

July 7, 2023February 2, 2017 by mbbsneet

Medical aspirants will now be allowed a maximum of three attempts to clear the entrance test, that too till the age of 25. A year after its stormy debut, NEET has once again sparked a debate among medical aspirants and parents. This time it is the introduction of a cap on the number of attempts and the upper age limit.The University Grants Commission last week said that students would be allowed to take the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) only thrice, that too until the age of 25. No such conditions existed earlier. While the government is yet to bring out a notification on the new changes, the decision has evoked mixed reactions. “The age criterion is a positive step but why discriminate between reserved and open category [The age limit for the reserved category is 30],” said Sudha Shenoy, a member of Mission 2017, a forum comprising parents of NEET aspirants. A student is eligible for NEET at 17, after Class XII and if that student makes continuous attempts, he or she would become ineligible for test after 20. This, according to Shenoy, is unreasonable as the students have eight years between 17 and 25. “Five attempts per candidate is a reasonable figure,” she said. Some parents say students continue to take the entrance test to secure a seat in a government-run medical college where fees are much lower. “Exorbitant fees charged by private medical colleges and deemed universities deter us from opting for them as we cannot cough up fees that run into lakhs,” said a student who is preparing for NEET. Those who could not get admission last year are under tremendous pressure to make it through this time, said Mahendra Choudhari, whose daughter is preparing for a second attempt. He said his daughter could not secure admission last year because of the chaos that ensued after the Supreme Court made NEET mandatory for all institutes in the country. Move will curb fraud, cheating But some parents, officials and people from the field of education feel the cap on attempts and age will bring down cases of fraud and cheating. “It is definitely a step in the right direction as we cannot have 30-year-olds writing NEET,” said Dr Purvi Shah whose daughter will take NEET for the first time this year. “The move will encourage students to crack the exam in one single attempt. It will help restrain them [candidates] from spoiling the crucial years of their life and instead opt for an alternative career early,” said Aakash Chaudhry, director of Aakash Educational Services, which runs a chain of coaching classes. “It will also help vacate the number of seats for other students who have been preparing for it and will be attempting NEET for the first time to pursue a career in medicine,” he said. This year, nearly 4 lakh students are expected to take NEET, which will be held on May 7. Source: mumbaimirror.indiatimes.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)

MBBS students to protest against NEXT exam tomorrow

July 7, 2023February 2, 2017 by mbbsneet

MBBS students from across the state will protest on Wednesday opposing to the proposed National Exit Test (NEXT). The students will be joined by the Indian Medical Association (IMA). NEXT is part of the proposal mooted by the Union Health Ministry as part of the amendments to be introduced in the Indian Medical Council (Amendment) Act. According to the proposal, students are mandated to clear NEXT to obtain license to practice. Students believe that taking an entrance exam in addition to their MBBS exams would be taxing. Dr Manoop Kumaraswamy, member, Young Doctors’ Association, IMA said, “What is the necessity for an exam when we are already preparing for NEET PG? Students will have to clear yet another exam. Instead, the government can just refine the existing system. Besides, we are told that even Ayush doctors clearing this exam will be granted permission to prescribe allopathy medicines after a bridge course.” Dr Rajashekara Bellary, president, IMA Karnataka said, “Those who have cleared MBBS are expected to take the exam. What is the use of having studied the course for five-and-a-half years then? It is an unnecessary burden on students. Students will also lose faith in the system of study then.” In a memorandum, the students have said, “The examinations are conducted by universities which are recognised by University Grants Commission and MBBS examination is therefore rightfully a qualifying examination for the degree of Modern Medicine. Therefore, introducing NEXT as a qualifying examination is unnecessary and makes the university examination redundant.” They also say that converting a competitive examination into both a qualifying examination and competitive examination for post graduation is not in the students’ interest as the structure and objective of a qualifying examination for admission to post graduation is different from a qualifying examination that is meant for assessing the minimum qualification required to receive the degree. Source: Deccan Herald 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)

AIIMS 2017 Application Open

October 14, 2022February 2, 2017 by mbbsneet

AIIMS MBBS 2017 Exam Registration Started, Last Date Is February 23, Know How To Apply New Delhi: All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has opened the online registration window of the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) entrance exams in 2017. The candidates can apply using the online registration window till February 23. MBBS entrance exam of AIIMS will be held on May 28, 2017. Every year All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) conducts entrance examinations for admissions to seven AIIMS across India. To know more about the qualification and exaination pattern details, aspirants can visit https://www.aiimsexams.org/ page. Eligibility for AIIMS MBBS 2017 Exam The candidates who have passed Plus Two or equilant examination with 60% marks (50% for SC/ST/OPH) can apply for the entrance. Those who are appearing for the qualifying examinations for this academic session can also appear for the entrance exam. AIIMS MBBS 2017 Entrance Examination The entrance examination to AIIMS MBBS 2017 will be conducted on 28 May, Sunday in various centres across the country in two sessions. The test will be a computer based online examination from 9 am to 12.30 pm and from 3 pm to 6.30 pm. Important dates of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) MBBS 2017 The last date to submit the online application form: February 23 Entrance exam date of AIIMS MBBS: May 28 Entrance exam result will be published on : June 14 1st Counselling: 03rd, 04th, 05th & 06th July, 2017.(Monday-Thursday) 2nd Counselling: 3rd August, 2017 (Thursday) 3rd Counselling: 5th September, 2017 (Tuesday) Open Counselling [If required]: 26th September, 2017 (Tuesday) Classes of AIIMS MBBS batch 2017-18 to begin : August 1 How to register for AIIMS MBBS 2017 Step 1: Go to AIIMS exams home page https://www.aiimsexams.org/. Step 2: Click on “AIIMS MBBS – 2017 Registration has been started” flashing through the page. Step 3: http://mbbs.aiimsexams.org/ will open there. Step 4: Read the instructions given in the page. Step 5: Register yourself and submit after entering all the important details. NB: Because of the rush in the first hours of registration, the online registration window will not be available for candidates. So, it is advised that, candidates should wait till everything becomes normal. 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)

Disqualified for NEET 2017, If you have already appeared 3 times

October 14, 2022January 31, 2017 by mbbsneet

As per the new eligibility norms mentioned in NEET-UG 2017 Bulletin, If your age in below 17 years, you are not eligible If your age in above 25 years (for General category), you are not eligible If your age in above 30 years (for Other category), you are not eligible If you have already appeared 3 times in AIPMT/NEET, you are not eligible Copy of Page Number 5 in available for your reference. New eligibility rules will directly or indirectly increase number of students for medical studies in foreign countries. 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)

Information information at a glance

March 9, 2017January 31, 2017 by mbbsneet

Date, Fee Details, Schedule and Important Dates.. 1. Date of Examination, NEET – 2017 07/05/2017 (Sunday) 2. Fee Details SCHEDULE Submission of on-line application forms For Fee Through online Modes 31.01.2017 (Tuesday) to 01.03.2017 (Wednesday) SCHEDULE FOR CORRECTION On-line correction of data in application form The date will be intimated on website Tentative date for uploading of Admit Cards on website* 15.04.2017 (Saturday) Date of Examination, NEET(UG), 2017 07.05.2017 (Sunday) Display of OMR Sheet* The date will be intimated on website Display of Answer Key* The date will be intimated on website Declaration of Result* 08th June, 2017(Thursday) *For exact date, candidate may remain in touch with website. FEE DETAILS FOR UR/OBC Rs.1400/- (INR) FOR SC/ST/PH Rs.750/- (INR) 4. Time Schedule National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test NEET, 2017 (a) Entry in the Examination Hall 7:30 AM (b) Checking of Admit Cards by the invigilator 7.30 AM to 9.45 AM (c) Distribution of Test Booklet 9.45 AM (d) Seal of the Test Booklet to be broken/ opened to take out the Answer Sheet 9.55 AM (e) Latest Entry in the Examination Hall 09.30 AM (f) Test Commences 10.00 AM (g) Test Concludes 01.00 PM 5. Declaration of Results By 8th June, 2017 (Thursday) 6. Material to be brought on the day of examination Admit Card, Passport size Photograph and Post Card Size Photograph affixed on proforma. 7. Rough Work All rough work is to be done in the Test Booklet only. The candidate will not do any rough work or put stray mark on the machine gradable Answer Sheet. 8. Use of Blue/Black Ball Point Pen only Pen will be provided at the centre for writing of particulars on the Test Booklet and responses on the Answer Sheet Important Note: This website is an informative website for Medical Aspirants, visitors are advised to visit official websites of respective department/government before making any decisions. Visit this page for FREE Updates and profile based counseling about MBBS in India & Abroad (based on academics, 12th passing year, budget and preferred location) Best Wishes .

Common Services or Facilitation Centres

March 10, 2017January 31, 2017 by mbbsneet

Candidates, mainly from the urban areas, are well versed with the technology of online submission of application form and without any help they are capable of submitting the application form online and 24×7. However, for providing support to candidates from rural areas who may otherwise find it difficult to submit the online application due to various constraints, CBSE is using the services of Common Services Centre, Ministry of I.T., Government of India under the Digital India initiatives of Hon’ble Prime Minister. The Common Services Centre (CSC) scheme is a part of the ambitious national e-Governance Plan (NeGP) of Government of India and is managed at each village panchayat level by a Village level entrepreneur (VLE). There are more than 2.4 lac Common Services Centres across the country which will provide the desired support to candidates from rural areas in online submission of application form and payment of fee through e-wallet. The list of the Common Services Centre is available on website – http://www.csc.gov.in The Common Services Centre will be providing services as per following details: S.No Services Fee (Rs) 1 Preparing e-mail, Submission of Application form & Printout till Fee Payment (Including upload of Scanned Images ) 25 3 Uploading Scanned Images Only 10 2 On line payment of Fee 0.5% of transaction 3 Downloading of Admit Card/ OMR/Answer Key 10 4 Online claim for Responses/Key 25 5 Printout per page 5 *Taxes if any will be extra पास के सामान्य सेवा केंद्र के लिये, कृपया इस लिंक को खोले To know nearest Common Services Centre, please open link – http://gis.csc.gov.in Important Note: This website is an informative website for Medical Aspirants, visitors are advised to visit official websites of respective department/government before making any decisions. Visit this page for FREE Updates and profile based counseling about MBBS in India & Abroad (based on academics, 12th passing year, budget and preferred location) Best Wishes .

Frequently Asked Questions – FAQ’s

March 10, 2017January 31, 2017 by mbbsneet

FAQ’S for NEET (UG) 2017, This will clear most of your doubts. Sl. No. Question Reply 1. What is National Eligibility cum Entrance Test –UG (NEET-UG)? As per regulations framed under the Indian Medical Council Act-1956 as amended in 2016 and the Dentists Act-1948 as amended in 2016, admissions in 100% seats of MBBS/BDS will be done through NATIONAL ELIGIBILITY CUM ENTRANCE TEST (UG) – 2017 (NEET-UG, 2017) in Medical/Dental Colleges run with the approval of Medical Council of India/Dental Council of India under the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India except for the institutions established through an Act of Parliament i.e. AIIMS and JIPMER Puducherry. 2. What is the responsibility of CBSE for NEET-UG, 2017? The responsibility of the CBSE is limited to the conduct of the entrance test, declaration of result and providing All India Rank to the Directorate General of Health Services, New Delhi for counselling of 15% All India Quota Seats and providing the result to the State Counselling Authorities and Admitting Institutions. 3. When NEET-UG, 2017 will be conducted? NEET-UG, 2017 will be conducted on 7 th May, 2017 (Sunday). 4. What is the minimum qualification for appearing in NEET-UG, 2017 for candidates of unreserved category? • Any examination which in scope and standard (Last 02 years of 10+2 Study comprising of Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio-technology; Which shall include practical test in these subjects) is found to be equivalent to the Intermediate Science Examination of an Indian University/Board, taking Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio-technology including practical tests in each of these subjects and English. • Provided that to be eligible for competitive entrance examination, candidate must have passed any of the qualifying examinations as enumerated in Bulletin or appearing in the qualifying examination in 2017. • Provided also that to be eligible for competitive Entrance Test the candidate must have passed in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio-technology and English individually and must have obtained a minimum of 50% marks taken together in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio-technology at the qualifying examination as mentioned in clause (2) of regulation 4 on Graduate Medical Education Regulations 1997. 5. What is the minimum qualification for appearing in NEET-UG, 2017 for candidates of reserved category? • Any examination which in scope and standard (Last 02 years of 10+2 Study comprising of Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio-technology; Which shall include practical test in these subjects) is found to be equivalent to the Intermediate Science Examination of an Indian University/Board, taking Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio-technology including practical tests in each of these subjects and English. • Provided that to be eligible for competitive entrance examination, candidate must have passed any of the qualifying examinations as enumerated in Bulletin or appearing in the qualifying examination in 2017. • In respect of the candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes or Other Backward Classes, the marks obtained in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio-technology taken together in qualifying examination shall be 40% marks instead of 50% marks for General Candidates. 6. What is the minimum qualification for appearing in NEET-UG, 2017 for candidates of physically handicapped category? • Any examination which in scope and standard (Last 02 years of 10+2 Study comprising of Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio-technology; Which shall include practical test in these subjects) is found to be equivalent to the Intermediate Science Examination of an Indian University/Board, taking Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio-technology including practical tests in each of these subjects and English. • Provided that to be eligible for competitive entrance examination, candidate must have passed any of the qualifying examinations as enumerated in Bulletin or appearing in the qualifying examination in 2017. • Further, for persons with locomotor disability of lower limbs, minimum of 45% marks for Gen-PH and 40% marks for SC-PH/ST-PH/OBC-PH are required. 7. What is the minimum qualification for appearing in NEET-UG, 2017 for candidates of Foreign Nationals? • Any examination which in scope and standard (Last 02 years of 10+2 Study comprising of Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio-technology; Which shall include practical test in these subjects) is found to be equivalent to the Intermediate Science Examination of an Indian University/Board, taking Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio-technology including practical tests in each of these subjects and English. • Provided that to be eligible for competitive entrance examination, candidate must have passed any of the qualifying examinations as enumerated in Bulletin or appearing in the qualifying examination in 2017. • Provided further that the students educated abroad seeking admission into medical colleges in India must have passed in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio-technology and English up to the 12th standard level with 50% marks and their equivalency determined as per regulations of the Medical Council of India and the concerned University. 8. What are the eligibility criteria for appearing in NEET-UG, 2017? • He/she has completed age of 17 years at the time of admission or will complete the age on or before 31st December of the year of his/her admission to the 1styear MBBS/BDS Course. • The upper age limit for NEET-UG is 25 years as on the date of examination with relaxation of 5 years for the candidates belonging to SC/ST/ OBC category. For Candidates of Unreserved Category (UR) born on or between 08.05.1992 and 01.01.2001 For Candidates of SC/ST/OBC Category born on or between 08.05.1987 and 01.01.2001 • Indian Nationals, Non Resident Indians (NRIs), Oversees Citizen of India (OCIs), Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs) & Foreign Nationals are eligible to appear in NEET (UG)-2017. • The number of attempts which a candidate can avail at NEET-UG examination shall be limited to 3 (three) uniformly to all the candidates. The candidates who have already appeared in AIPMT/NEET on three occasions are not allowed to take this examination. 9. What are the eligibility criteria for appearing in NEET-UG, 2017 for 15% All India Quota? In addition to the eligibility criteria, as mentioned above in Point 18, following is also required for 15% All India Quota: Students from the States of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and J & K … Read more