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DME, Madhya Pradesh will release the State Merit List on 26th June 2018, after which the choice-filling and choice-locking process will commence on 27th June 2018 and conclude on 30th June 2018.   Madhya Pradesh NEET 2018 Counseling Registration has begun today for 85% State Quota Seats for Medical and Dental courses in the state of Madhya Pradesh. The Department of Medical Education (DME), Madhya Pradesh has opened registration window for candidates seeking admissions to MBBS and BDS courses in the state Government as well as Private Medical and Dental Institutions. Candidates who’ve got 50th Percentile or more in NEET 2018 can follow the instructions below and register now: Step 1 – Visit the official website -   http://dme.mponline.gov.in   Step 2 – Click on ‘Undergraduation’ Step 3 – Create your profile by entering NEET UG 2018 Roll Number Step 4 – Enter requisite details and complete the registration process Direct Link -   http://dme.mponline.gov.in/Portal/Services/DMEMP

Karnataka NEET Counseling 2018 Registration for MBBS/BDS admissions in the state of Karnataka is scheduled to begin 15th June 2018, 4PM on the official website.   Karnataka NEET Counseling 2018  Registration for MBBS/BDS admissions in the state of Karnataka is scheduled to begin 15th June 2018, 4PM on the official website of Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) –   kea.kar.nic.in . Candidates who have qualified NEET UG 2018 and are keen on taking admissions in the state’s Government, Private (Including Minority), NRI and Others Medical/Dental seats for the year 2018-19, must register themselves on or before 21st June 2018, 5:30PM. The registration fees can be paid upto 22nd June 2018.   The document verification schedule will be released on 23rd June 2018, 6PM. Candidates from the state of Karnataka who have already gone through document verification process via CET 2018, need to compulsorily register for NEET-2018 by entering / citing their CET-2018 admission ticket number.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) released the much-anticipated NEET results today at 12.45 am. Earlier, the CBSE had released the answer keys on 25 May and candidates were given a chance to raise objections on the answer keys till 27 May. The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), conducted this year by the CBSE on 6 May, is the single window exam conducted for admissions to MBBS and BDS seats in all medical and dental colleges across the country, except for AIIMS and JIPMER. Starting this year, the admissions to AYUSH courses in the country will also be on the basis of NEET only. According to the data shared by the CBSE, 13.26 lakh candidates registered for the exam this year. s per the standard practice, the CBSE has released the official NEET 2018 answer key, the OMR response sheets and the NEET test booklet codes of candidates on 25 May, a few days prior to the declaration of the results. The window for candidates to challenge any discrepancies

CBSE has declared the NEET 2018 Results a day ahead of the scheduled date. NEET 2018 results are declared and now available on cbseneet.nic.in. As per initial reports, counselling for NEET 2018 15% All India Quota would begin from June 12. Check complete schedule here. National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, NEET 2018 Results have been declared by Central Board of Secondary Education. CBSE declared the NEET 2018 result on the official website cbseneet.nic.in and cbseresults.nic.in at 12:30 pm today. The results were announced in the morning and released on the official website. As many as 7.14 lakh candidates have qualified NEET 2018 as per the cut off shared by the board. Students would now be required to register for online counselling. As per updates, Counselling for 15% All India Quota seats would start from June 12 on mcc.nic.in. Check the schedule below. As per the information available, Medical Counselling Committee, MCC would be beginning the online counselling from June

Sometimes we all face dilemmas towards our goals. We all face hesitation towards our destination. Often we look for an easy way to come out of this.  Let’s look a closer inspection of the factors that prevent us from becoming a doctor. ·          I am not smart enough This is one of the dangerous dilemmas we usually face when we are lack of confidence. The truth is that one person becomes smart enough when he/ she puts the maximum effect towards his /her goal. Effort and persistence is the key to all of our success. So, give your dedication and maximum effort towards your goal A little more persistence and a little more effort can convert the hopeless failure to glorious success. ·          My Scores are not good enough Scores are something that is needed to get admitted into a medical school. But scoring not well in MCAT doesn’t mean that he/ she is a disqualified candidate or unable to peruse the medical journey. Study Medical demands passion, persistence, dedication and e

Becoming a medical student is not easy; there are plenty of off-putting myths about being a medical student, but in reality, the student- life is itself enjoyable, interesting and highly rewarding, especially in light of what you are working towards. 1.     You will be able to use what you learn for the rest of your life It is the very truth which not only related to the case of medicine only, but it is related to all areas of study, including Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology and Pathology all being directly applicable in diagnosing, understanding and treating a disease. Studying medicine is a lifelong learning, which builds your basis of professional knowledge throughout your medical career. 2.    Sometimes it is hard work Studying medicine comes with a certain expectation to work harder on average than most other students. There are generally more contact hours than other subjects with the practical session and lectures, which take up a great deal of time. Pa

MCI Screening Test exempted for US / UK / Canada / Australia / New Zealand qualified medical under-graduates & post-graduates, seeking provisional / permanent registration with MCI for enrollment as medical practitioner in India. This is an amendment made by Medical Council of India in December 2011. It means the Under Graduates and Post Graduates having medical qualifications from the above mentioned 5 countries shall not have to qualify the MCI Screening Test. The amendment made in the  MCI Screening Test Regulations 2002 ( MCI Screening Test exempted for US / UK / Canada / Australia / New Zealand) is applicable only to the students who are having medical degrees from the countries mentioned below – “United States of America & Canada from North America, United Kingdom from Europe, and Australia & New Zealand from Asia-Pacific.  For your information – number of universities from US are 153, Canada 16, UK 38, Australia 26, and New Zealand 3.” Amendment to the