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getdreamjobonline · 5 years ago

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AIIMS Rishikesh Recruitment 2020 : प्रोफेसर, सहायक प्रोफेसर के 164 पदों पर निकली भर्ती

AIIMS Rishikesh Recruitment 2020 : अखिल भारतीय आयुर्विज्ञान संस्थान (All India Institute of Medical Science) ऋष्किेश (एम्स ऋषिकेश) (AIIMS Rishikesh) ने एम्स विजयपुर (जम्मू) (AIIMS Vijaypur (Jammu)) की ओर से प्रोफेसरों, सहायक प्रोफेसरों और अन्य पदों की भर्ती प्रक्रिया के लिए आधिकारिक नोटिफिकेशन जारी किया है। पात्र उम्मीदवार एम्स ऋषिकेश की आधिकारिक वेबसाइट पर लॉग इन कर इन पदों के लिए अप्लाई कर सकते हैं। नोटिफिकेशन के अनुसार, कुल 164 पदों के लिए आवेदन मांगे गए हैं। इन पदों के लिए 7 अप्रेल, 2020 तक उम्मीदवार अप्लाई कर सकते हैं।

ऐसे करें अप्लाई -AIIMS Rishikesh की आधिकारिक वेबसाइट aiimsrishikesh.edu.in पर लॉग इन करें

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-लॉग इन प्रक्रिया के बाद संबंधित दस्तावेज के साथ आवेदन फॉर्म भरें और फिर सबमिट बटन पर क्लिक करें

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आवेदन फीस -पुरूष उम्मीदवार (सामान्य, ओबीसी) : 3000 रुपए

-महिला उम्मीदवार (सामान्य, ओबीसी) : 1000

-अनुसूचित जाति, अनुसूचित जनजाति, दिव्यांग : 500

शैक्षिक योग्यता उम्मीदवारों को सलाह दी जाती है कि शैक्षिक योग्यता जानने के लिए आधिकारिक नोटिफिकेशन का अध्ययन कर लें

from Patrika : India's Leading Hindi News Portal https://www.patrika.com/jobs/aiims-rishikesh-recruitment-2020-apply-for-164-posts-till-7-april-5872287/

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jehlumjk · 2 months ago

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ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES AIIMS JAMMU Employment Notification No 05 / 2024

ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES AIIMS JAMMU Employment Notification No 05 / 2024. ______________________________________________ Disclaimer:- We, at Jehlum, only post jobs/scholarship updates on behalf of employers/universities. We are only advertisers and as such, we DO NOT know anything about these updates apart from whatever you find in the description of these posts on our…

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addisob-blog · 5 years ago

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Curse of “Chitta” eating up land of rivers?

The land of Punjab is proud to be the land of gurus and now this land is fast turning into a land of drinkers. The likes of martyrs Bhagat Singh, Udham Singh who was part of the country’s independence, the valiant warriors of this same Punjab. Sikandar, who won all the country, had also gone empty-handed from Punjab. It is this land, also that Guru Ji Baba Ram Rahim Ji tried to protect and tamed most youths from getting into this addiction. Mass awareness drives and de-addiction drives along with sports and even employment opportunities through MSG products. But now that he is not around, the menace is once again gaining power.

Punjab has seen it all, although right from the black era of terrorism Punjab is have faced every problem. The most drunken state of Punjab is fast turning into most addicted too. In Punjab where traditional drugs like opium, poppy, liquor were coming since long ago and they are still going on. Then came the smack and shriek of these drugs, once again stripped the youth of Punjab.

The Rising influx of drugs a major concern area for families

The influx of Drugs is not in favor of Punjab. Alcohol is the main source of income of the government today and tremors are being rolled out in Punjab. No doubt these families will be displaced by these addicts. But the youth of the present era is hit badly by heroin (white). Today the youth of Punjab is becoming enslaved by white drugs also called Chitta. The drug that was being supplied in large cities at one time is now available from door to door in the villages.

Drug Abuse and Music

The Punjabi music industry is also doing good business on this drug scene. Such sophisticated songs often come to the fore, which include alcohol, drugs in their music to lure the young ones. There is also a change in the way of the use of this Chitta or white drug.

In fact, Baba Ram Rahim Ji countered the drug menace at all points by awareness, de-addiction, employment, and even music. He composed pop music songs and whole night concerts were held, to divert the youth which was getting an overdose of adultery and addition through music flooded in the market in the form of albums and film songs.

Not many would know the main purpose Saint Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Ji took to films and Drug abuse was one of these.

Earlier Chitta was pulled in by breathing, but in today’s time, through direct injections, these are quickly injected into the blood. Anything made in the blood is difficult to extract, especially drug abuse. This drug overdose leads to the cause of death through injections. Today the youth of Punjab is becoming a slave of white drugs. He also composed his own songs, which were motivating youngsters to move ahead on the path of humanity and spirituality.

But we are back to the square once again now. Border areas of Punjab and Haryana are once again the targets of drug peddlers. Recently, according to the figures published by All India Institute of Medical Science Delhi, 76 percent of the people in the age group of 18 to 35 years of age are using some drug or substance abuse. Of these, 53 percent of young people are using heroin, which is a matter of concern, because the heroin addicts cannot give up on this drug. The average rate of heroin drug drops in Punjab is less than 1 percent. Heroin is composed of a variety of chemical elements which cause great harm to the human body’s digestive system. The intake is usually between 0.5 grams of 2 grams a day. According to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), the annual value of the drug in Punjab is Rs 7,500 crore. These figures are increasing day by day.

There is hardly any page of a newspaper that does not have the news of dead youths with this drug. Always the reason for the Punjab government that this drug comes from the border. There is no doubt in this, as far as the border area is concerned, much of Jammu and Kashmir and Rajasthan share the border with Pakistan but! The trend of getting ‘white’ habits has not been revealed in the youth of Jammu and Kashmir and Rajasthan.

Then why is Punjab being targeted? In Punjab, it is a drug trade that is why most Punjab comes in. The Punjab government, of course, formed the STF to abolish the drug but there was no result at the grassroots level. Drug De-addiction. There is a need to reduce the number of people suffering from intoxicants. The government should allow the police to work fairly so that the drug traffickers can be controlled. Apart from this, the combination of employment and sports can also be done away with this bad condition. Drugs are the problems of the whole country, so the Center and the state governments need to formulate such a policy to ensure that the supply of narcotics from the border ceases completely. It is a shame that a Govt fails to protect its people from anti-social elements and the ones who come forward for the same, for instance, Saint Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Ji are targeted for their good work instead.

Original Posted: https://gurmeetramrahimcom.wordpress.com/2019/07/03/chitta-eating-up-land-of-rivers/

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u4u-voice · 6 years ago

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Police pays tributes to SHO martyred in Anantnag terror attack

SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir Police paid tributes to the police inspector who was critically injured in the terror attack in Anantnag district on June 12 but later succumbed to his injuries on Sunday afternoon at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi.

Arshad Ahmad Khan, the SHO of Saddar Police station in Anantnag, reached the site soon after terrorists opened fire at the security personnel on KP Road in Anantnag. The moment he stepped out of his official bulletproof vehicle, along with his service rifle, a barrage of bullets were fired by the terrorists in which he was injured.

He was rushed to the 92 Base Hospital of the Army in Srinagar in critical condition. On Saturday, he was referred to the Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences in Srinagar. Khan was flown to Delhi on Sunday afternoon in an air ambulance for specialised treatment at the AIIMS but his condition started deteriorating further and he succumbed to his injuries.

https://twitter.com/KashmirPolice/status/1140274272981544961 Read the full article

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thenorthlines · 3 years ago

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Progress of ongoing works on AIIMS reviewed

Jammu Tawi: A team of central health ministry today reviewed the progress of ongoing work on All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) which is under construction at Vijaypur in Samba district. According to reports the team which included Jugal Kishor Sharma, Member Parliament (MP) from Jammu-Poonch Parliamentary constituency and Jamyang Tsering Namgyal Member Parliament (MP) from Ladakh…

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kimskashmir · 4 years ago

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Army faces stiff opposition to its decision to charge property tax, oppose AIIMS construction in Kashmir

Army faces stiff opposition to its decision to charge property tax, oppose AIIMS construction in Kashmir Politicians and locals see these developments as an extension of the 2019 decision to scrap Jammu and Kashmir’s special status and aimed at further dispossessing Kashmiris

SRINAGAR — The army is facing stiff opposition to its decision to charge property tax from residents living in the vicinity of its 15 Corps headquarters in Srinagar and its objection to the construction of Kashmir’s maiden All India Institute of Medical Sciences in adjoining Pulwama district. The AIIMS campus is coming up close to the biggest army installation in south Kashmir. Politicians and…

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brajeshupadhyay · 5 years ago

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Coronavirus Outbreak LIVE Updates: Global COVID-19 tally crosses 91.8 lakh with 4,76,911 deaths; UN chief criticises lack of international cooperation on virus

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Coronavirus Outbreak in Kerala Latest Update

UN invites KK Shailaja to speak on Kerala's fight against outbreak

Kerala Health Minister KK Shailaja was honoured by the United Nations on 23 June. Shailaja was invited as a speaker to the UN Public Service Day, the only one to be invited from India, reports moneycontrol.

The minister presented the Kerala Model at the virtual event held by the United Nations. The event was organised to honour the women and men who risk their lives and health to deliver essential public services amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

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Coronavirus Outbreak Latest Update

Global COVID-19 cases cross 91 lakh, toll now at 4.7 lakh

Total confirmed cases of COVID-19 across the world stand at 91.8 lakh, according to the Johns Hopkins University CSSE. This figure includes COVID-19 patients who have recovered and the overall global death toll which stands at 4.7 lakh.

With over 23.4 lakh reported cases till date, the United States is the worst-affected country in the world. The US is followed by Brazil, Russia, India and the United Kingdom.

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Coronavirus Outbreak in Assam Latest Update

203 more people test positive in Assam

The total number of COVID-19 cases in Assam crossed the 6,000-mark on Tuesday as 203 more people tested positive for the disease, Health and Family Welfare Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said. With the fresh infections, the total number of active cases in the state climbed to 2,282, PTI reported.

📌Alert ~ 203 new #COVID19+ cases detected in Assam today. ↗️Total cases 6056 ↗️Recovered 3762 ↗️Active cases 2282 ↗️Deaths 09 11:40 PM/June 23/ Day's total 203#AssamCovidCount pic.twitter.com/wKRkT2G3Ad

— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) June 23, 2020

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Coronavirus Outbreak Latest Update

UN chief criticises lack of global cooperation on COVID-19

The United Nations chief criticised the total lack of international coordination in tackling the COVID-19 pandemic and warned that the go-it-alone policy of many countries will not defeat the coronavirus.

Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in an interview with The Associated Press that what needs to be done is to make countries understand that by acting in isolation they are creating the situation that is getting out of control and that global coordination is key.

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Coronavirus Outbreak in Uttar Pradesh Latest Update

Gautam Buddh Nagar to get 15,000 antigen-based kits for rapid testing

Gautam Buddh Nagar, one of the worst-hit districts by COVID-19 in Uttar Pradesh, will get 15,000 antigen-based testing kits, which will help in early tracking and containment of cases, and reduction of mortality rate, officials said on Tuesday.

The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), the apex body for biomedical research in the country, will provide these kits and also train the health department officials, they said.

Gautam Buddh Nagar, adjoining Delhi, has recorded over 1,550 positive cases, including 19 deaths, so far, official figures showed on Tuesday.

Coronavirus Outbreak LATEST Updates: The United Nations chief criticised the total lack of international coordination in tackling the COVID-19 pandemic and warned that the go-it-alone policy of many countries will not defeat the coronavirus. Meanwhile, The total confirmed cases of COVID-19 across the world stand at 91.8 lakh, according to the Johns Hopkins University CSSE and the overall toll stands at 4.7 lakh.

India on Tuesday reported 14,933 new coronavirus cases and 312 deaths, taking the total number of infections across the country to 4,40,215 including 1,78,014 active cases, 2,48,190 recoveries and 14,011 deaths.

Amid the rising numbers, the Union health ministry said that India has one COVID-19 death per 1,00,000 population against the global average of 6.04, which is "one of the lowest in the world".

Citing the WHO Situation Report 154 dated 22 June, the ministry said the United Kingdom has registered 63.13 coronavirus-related fatalities per 1,00,000 population, while in Spain it is 60.60, Italy 57.19, the US 36.30, Germany 27.32, Brazil 23.68 and Russia 5.62.

"In India, early detection of cases, timely testing and surveillance, extensive contact tracing coupled with effective clinical management have helped to check case mortality," the ministry said in a statement.

On Tuesday, hours after Baba Ramdev's Patanjali Ayurveda for claimed to have an "ayurvedic COVID-19 medicine", the Centre issued a statement, demanding details of the said medicine.

In a statement, the Ministry of AYUSH instructed Patanjali, which also launched the product today, to refrain from advertising or publicising such claims until they were examined.

In the meantime, Novak Djokovic, the men's world number one tennis player, tested positive for COVID-19. Djokovic, who became the fourth player to test positive for COVID-19, had taken part in a tennis exhibition series he had organised in Serbia and Croatia.

Delhi overtakes Tamil Nadu as 2nd worst-hit state

Delhi's tally of COVID-19 cases crossed the 66,000-mark on Tuesday with the biggest single-day jump of 3,947 fresh infections, while the toll due to the disease mounted to 2,301.

From Friday to Sunday, 3,000 or more fresh cases were reported per day in the National Capital. On Monday, 2,909 cases were recorded.

Sixty-eight fatalities have been recorded in the last 24 hours, a Delhi health department bulletin said on Tuesday. The toll due to the coronavirus infection has risen to 2,301, and the total number of cases has mounted to 66,602.

Tamil Nadu has reported a total of 62,087 cases.

Meanwhile, Home Minister Amit Shah countered Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal's claim over a new COVID-19 care facility being set up in the National Capital, saying a decision for a 10,000-bed care centre to be operationalised by 26 June was taken three days ago.

In a series of tweets, Shah also said that a 1,000-bed full-fledged hospital with 250 ICU beds is being developed for COVID-19 patients, and the facility, to be manned by armed forces personnel, will be ready in the next 10 days.

Shah's counter came after Kejriwal wrote to him inviting him to inspect the 10,000-bedded centre and requested him for the deployment of doctors and nurses from ITBP and Army at the Centre.

Meanwhile, according to ANI, the administration of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has decided to restart its OPD (Out-Patient Services) from 25 June onwards after three months of its closure in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic.

In the first phase, the OPD services will be only for follow-up patients with not more than 15 patients a day for every department.

Delhi's LNJP performs 6 plasma therapy treatments after ICMR nod

After getting a fresh nod from the ICMR, six COVID-19 patients have received convalescent plasma therapy at LNJP Hospital in the last one week, out of the total permitted limit of 200 recipients.

Two patients are scheduled for administering of the therapy on Tuesday and five other have been screened already, Medical Director of LNJP Hospital, Dr Suresh Kumar said.

Plasma therapy was permitted by ICMR on a trial basis but had recently put it on hold. Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain, 55, was on Saturday administered plasma therapy at Max Hospital, where he is admitted for COVID-19 treatment.

11 wards in Guwahati to be under lockdown from today

Lockdown will be imposed in 11 wards of Guwahati from 9 pm on Tuesday, until further orders, ANI reported. Essential services such as grocery stores, petrol pumps, banks, etc, to remain functional, said Assam government.

Movement of individuals shall remain strictly prohibited in the specified areas. All government offices, offices of autonomous/subordinate offices and private offices shall remain closed.

All industrial establishments shall remain closed, all public transport services shall remain suspended. Consumption and sale of liquor, paan, gutka, tobacco, etc, in public places are prohibited.

Ladakh reports 85 new cases; Punjab decides to reopen hotels

Maharashtra with a total count of 1,35,796 COVID-19 cases remains the worst-affected state. It has 61,807 active cases, 67,706 cured and discharged patients while the toll is 6,283. On Tuesday, it reported 3,214 cases.

Gujarat reported 549 COVID-19 cases and 26 deaths with the count rising to 28,429 including 20,521 discharged patients and 1,711 deaths.

Meanwhile, Odisha reported 167 more coronavirus cases on Tuesday taking the state count to 5,470. In Rajasthan, the total number of coronavirus cases has gone up to 15,431 with 199 new cases.

Punjab has reported 162 new COVID-19 cases taking the total count to 4,397. The toll has risen to 105 after four deaths were reported on Tuesday.

The Punjab government also decided to reopen hotels, restaurants, marriage halls and other hospitality services at reduced 50 percent capacity. However, establishments must adhere to the Standard Operating Procedures and observe full precautions, it said.

The total number of COVID-19 positive cases in Chandigarh has risen to 415 including six deaths and 322 cured cases.

With an increase of 103 COVID-19 cases, Uttarakhand's count of coronavirus cases reached 2,505 on Tuesday.

Manipur reported 23 new COVID-19 cases and the total number of positive cases now stands at 921, including 663 active cases and 258 recovered patients.

Ladakh has reported 85 new cases of COVID-19 and the total cases have gone up to 783.

Five new COVID-19 positive cases were reported in Mumbai's Dharavi area, taking the total number of cases to 2,189, according to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).

Three more personnel of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 24 hours.

Jammu and Kashmir has reported 148 new COVID-19 positive cases — 20 from the Jammu division and 128 from Kashmir division. Two deaths were also reported in the Union Territory. The total number of cases stands at 6,236 and death toll at 87.

Karnataka has reported 322 new COVID-19 positive cases taking the total number of cases to 9,721. The toll has gone up to 150 with eight more patients succumbing to the virus.

West Bengal reported 370 new COVID-19 positive cases and 11 deaths in the last 24 hours. The total number of cases stands at 14,728 including 9,218 discharged, 4,930 active cases and 580 deaths.

Indian pilgrims will not travel to Saudi Arabia for Haj 2020, says Centre

Meanwhile, the Centre has decided that Muslims from India will not travel to Saudi Arabia for Haj 2020 after the kingdom conveyed that pilgrims should not be sent this year in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Minority Affairs Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said on Tuesday.

The decision was taken after Saudi Arabia's Haj and Umrah minister Mohammad Saleh bin Taher Benten telephoned last night and suggested not to send pilgrims from India for Haj this year, Naqvi told reporters.

Saudi Arabia on Monday said it has barred international visitors from making the Islamic pilgrimage, in a bid to control the coronavirus pandemic. It said only a very limited number of people currently living in the kingdom may take part in the pilgrimage.

Meanwhile, the Supreme Court modified its 18 June order staying the Jagannath Rath Yatra, permitting the chariot festival to be held with certain conditions that included no public participation and imposition of curfew in the city due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In its order, the bench said that each Rath or chariot would have to be pulled by no more than 500 people and all of them have to be tested for coronavirus. Additionally, it directed that those engaged in pulling the chariot shall maintain social distancing before, during and after the Rath Yatra.

COVID-19 might push 12 crore children into poverty in South Asia: UNICEF

An estimated 12 crore (120 million) children living in South Asian countries, including India, could slip into poverty within the next six months due to the COVID-19 crisis, taking the total number of such kids in the region to 36 crore (360 million), according to a new UNICEF report.

The report — Lives Upended - How COVID-19 threatens the futures of 600 million South Asian Children — covers eight South Asian countries namely Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, the Maldives and Sri Lanka.

It says that an estimated 24 crore (240 million) children already live in "multi-dimensional" poverty — including factors such as poor health, lack of education, poor sanitation and poor quality of work in these countries.

An additional 12 crore children could be pushed into poverty due to the COVID-19 crisis, taking the total number to 36 crore, it says. The reports also flags the negative impact of the COVID-19-related disruption to vaccination, nutrition and other vital health services.

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avitstuff · 5 years ago

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mbbs admission in india

MBBS IN INDIA

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) is the dream course for numerous students across the country. Studying this predominant professional course is a herculean task as the number of students aspiring for the course is very high compared to the number of seats available in the Indian Medical Institutes. With the right information in hand the students can easily secure the admission in MBBS course.

The medical aspirants, who are aspiring to get admission in the medical institutions, must start preparing for the NEET examination. The single window for the MBBS admission process in India medical Institution is NEET. It is mandatory for the candidates to appear for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). AIIMS MBBS and JIPMER MBBS are the entrance examinations that are merged with the NEET, thus making NEET the sole entrance exam for the medical admission.

The Supreme Court of India has given the directives that NEET will be the only entrance examination in India conducted for the MBBS admission in India. The NEET score will form the basis for the MBBS admission in all government, private, central and deemed universities across the country. The MBBS seat allocation process will be carried on through the counseling process based on the rank obtained by the student in the NEET exam.

Every aspirant of MBBS degree in India must take the NEET examination and clear the examination with required cut off to be eligible for the NEET counseling process. The counseling process will be conducted in three rounds including the mop up round. 15% of seats in all government colleges (except Jammu and Kashmir) are reserved for the MCC counseling process under the AIQ reservation. Admission in the deemed university will be conducted at national level. The remaining 85% seats and private institution seats will be filled by the counseling process conducted by the respective state medical council.

MBBS ENTRANCE EXAMINATION:

In India, the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is the only entrance exam for the MBBS admission process. The students have to appear for the examination and clear the exam with required eligible cut off. In earlier days there were number of other entrance examinations available for the MBBS admission process like, AIIMS MBBS and JIPMER MBBS. These exams are merged under the NEET exam and NEET is made mandatory for the medical aspirants

NEET 2020:

The National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (NEET) is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for the medical aspirants. This is the singe entrance examination conducted for the medical admission in the Indian medical institutions. This is an offline examination i.e. paper and pen mode, conducted yearly once for the medical aspirants. NEET examination is the single entrance examination conducted for all the medical courses including, MBBS, BDS, BHMS and other medical undergraduate courses.

NEET EXAM PATTERN:

NEET RESULT 2020:

The NEET UG 2020 result will be released by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on their official website ntsneet.nic.in in online mode. The candidates can login using their username and password. They can download their NEET score card from their official website after the scorecard release. In the score card, the candidates subject wise percentage, total marks, all India rank etc. will be mentioned. This result is valid only for the academic year 2020-21. MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS and other medical courses admission in the Indian Medical colleges will be based on the NEET score.

NEET UG 2020 RESULT DETAILS:

The following details are mentioned in the NEET UG result score card.

Candidate's Roll Number

Application Number

Personal Details (including candidate’s name, father’s and mother’s name, gender, DOB, nationality, category/sub-category, etc.)

Percentile obtained in Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany and Zoology)

Total Marks obtained

Percentile Score

NEET 2020 All India Rank

NEET Qualifying Status

NEET AIR for 15% AIQ seats

NEET Cutoff Score

NEET UG CUTOFF 2020:

The candidate is considered as NEET qualifier if they obtain the minimum qualifying percentile. The minimum qualifying details is decided by the NTA and the qualifying score differs based on the category of the students. The minimum qualifying percentiles required to clear the NEET exam is given below for your reference,

MBBS ADMISSION PROCESS:

The MBBS admission process in India is based on the NEET UG score. Students who have passed 10+2 exam with physics, chemistry and biology(Zoology & Botany) with at least 50% marks are eligible for admission into MBBS course. Who wish to get MBBS Admission after class 12 must start preparing for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET).Because NEET is only one way of getting MBBS Admission in india. The aspirants have to appear for the NEET examination and clear the examination with qualifying percentile to get admission in the medical colleges. The counseling process will be conducted in stages. They are,

1. AIQ seats counseling conducted by the MCC for the 15% seats

2. State quota counseling conducted by the respective state counseling authority for the 85% seats.

Counseling overview will be as follows,

DGHS- Directorate General of Health Science

15% SEATS COUNSELLING:

The MCC is the authority responsible for filling in the 15% of seats in the government medical college sand the deemed universities. The Directorate General of Health Science is conducting the counseling process on behalf of the MCC. The counseling will be conducted in the three rounds including the mop up round. The seats remaining vacant after the MCC counseling will be reverted back to the state counseling authority for their counseling process. The students will attend the counseling based on their NEET ranking. The aspirants can apply for both the counseling.

STATE MEDICAL COUNSELLING:

The state medical counseling are responsible for filling the medical admission process in the 85% of seats in government medical colleges and the private medical institution seats of the respective state. The counseling process will be conducted in three rounds including the mop up round. The students are invited to the counseling process based on their NEET scores. The state counseling will be conducted after the commencement of the AIQ counseling. The students aspiring for medical course have to attend the NEET examination and clear the exam with required cut off to participate in the counseling process. After the counseling the student can report to the preferred college and get admitted for the medical course.

15% NRI QUOTA SEATS:

· In the state counseling process, 15% of seats in the private medical institutions are reserved for the NRI and foreign medical aspirants. These candidates can get seat in the Indian Medical Colleges only if they have cleared the NEET UG examination. The NRI students and the foreign nations can get admission in the medical institutions if they have the following eligibility criteria,

· Nationality: Non Resident Indians (NRIs), Overseas Citizen of India (OCI), Persons with Indian Origin (PIO) and Foreign Nationals are eligible to apply for the NEET 2020.

· Age limit: the candidate must be 17 years of age on 31st December 2019. There is no upper age limit for the examination

· Qualification: Applicants must have qualified Class 12 or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology /Biotechnology and English as subjects. Candidates appearing for their class 12 or equivalent are also entitled to perform for the exam.

· Cleared the NEET UG examination.

DIRECT MBBS ADMISSION PROCESS:

Getting MBBS admission without NEET exam is not possible in the Indian medical institutes. Clearing NEET examination is mandatory for the MBBS admission process. The students aspiring for the medical institutions have an option to go for admission process through donation process. The vacant medical seats after the mop up round and the unfilled seats in NRI quota seats will be transferred back to the colleges for direct MBBS admission process. The students can directly approach the colleges and get admission through the payment process, if there is seat availability. But the direct admission process is available only if they are clearing the NEET examination.

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