Monthly Archives: June 2019

The NEET 2019 results were declared on June 05, 2019 by the NTA. The next step in this process is Counselling. The process started on 17^th June 2019 in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. The year 2017, is the sole examination which is considered for rendering admission to BDS and MBBS courses in the country across different colleges. The process will be conducted by the Jammu and Kashmir Board of Professional Entrance Examinations (JKBOPEE) which will be carrying out the procedure for state quota admission across courses of MBBS/ BDS/ BUMS/ BAMS/ CRC/ DDH and BPT. However, candidates from the state of J& K are not eligible for seeking admission through 15% of seats reserved for AIQ and thus instead of 85% of

The NEET Counselling for the state of Manipur will be carried out in month of June 2019. The state government of Manipur will be releasing a provisional merit list comprising the names of candidates who have qualified for the NEET 2019 examination. Candidates who have qualified for the exam can later go on to register themselves for the counselling process.

The counselling session in the state of Manipur will be organized by the Directorate of Health Services along with the Government of India. The Medical Council of India will conduct the counselling for 15% AIQ seats while the remaining 85% of seats will be covered by the state quota seats to fill a total

Admission Process for Mizoram MBBS counselling

In accordance to other states, admission to MBBS and BDS will be conducted on the basis of the score obtained in the NEET entrance examination. Once the results are realized this will be followed by the counselling process. The counselling process tends to differ from state to state based on the norms set by their respective government.

Here in this blog, we would talk extensively about the admission process for MBBS counselling in the state of Mizoram. Check out below to know the entire information

The NEET counselling for seeking admission to Medical and Dental courses in the state of Meghalaya will begin in the fourth week of June. The counselling process in the state will be conducted under the supervision of the Department of Health & Family Welfare under the guidance of the government of Meghalaya. Through the NEET counselling, 15% of seats will be reserved for AIQ by MCI while the remaining 85% will be selected by the state government.

Candidates who wish to avail admission in top medical and dental colleges in the state of Meghalaya will have to register themselves for the counselling process. The entire process

NEET is a crucial exam for students who aspire to enroll into top Medical and Dental colleges across the country. The NEET entrance examination successfully concluded on May 05, 2019. The result of the same will be declared in the end of May 2019. However, the quest doesn't end here alone. Once the results are declared students are required to appear for the counselling process which will be conducted by the MCI for filling 15% of seats through AIQ and the remaining 85% seats by the state government authority.

It is necessary for every candidate to appear for the NEET counselling if they deem to take admission in

Admission to Top medical and dental colleges in India is done through the process of NEET Counseling. NEET is a National level examination conducted by the respective state authorities of the state. The counselling in the state of Chhattisgarh will be carried out by the Directorate of Medical Education (DME) Raipur for filling 85% of state quota seats during the 3rd week of June 2019. The remaining will be 15% of the All India Quota will be filled by the Medical Council of India. The state committee will be conducting two rounds of Counseling for MBBS and BDS admissions through Online Mode.

How to participate for the NEET Counseling

In accordance with other states, admission to MBBS and BDS will be conducted on the basis of the score obtained in the NEET entrance examination. Once the results are realized this will be followed by the counselling process. The counselling process tends to differ from state to state based on the norms set by their respective government.

Here in this blog, we would talk extensively about the admission process for MBBS counselling in the state of Mizoram. Check out below to know the entire information in detail:

The state authority will be publishing the NEET 2019 merit list with the names

Candidates who aim for availing admission to MBBS and BDS are required to qualify for their NEET entrance examination. Based on the marks obtained in the NEET examination and their qualification, the students will be called for counselling. An overall 15% of seats will be filled under AIQ by the MCI while the remaining 85% of seats will be filled by the state quota of respective states.

Detailed information on NEET UG Counseling at Odisha

Similar to other states, the NEET UG Counseling for Odisha will begin in the fourth week of June.

Pre-schooling offers a foundation for kids in their overall development. Ideally, a child is enrolled in preschool during the age of 2.5 to 4 years before their actual years of learning begin. While the ideal theory of preschool happens to be a place where kids are sent to play, it is far more than what meets the eye. So here this article we dedicate to the tiny tots who would be soon enrolled to preschools or are on the verge of joining preprimary elucidating the benefits and what are the essentials to take care of when enrolling them to schools.

According to researchers, a child's overall development happens by the

NEET is a National level exam which is conducted for rendering admission to MBBS and BDS across different states in India. The exam is a crucial entrance test from the admission point of view which enables students to gain admission to top medical and dental colleges across the country. However, the examination is not the end of the road. It is followed by Counselling which will be conducted by the MCI and State authorities. Herein, students must note that the All India Quota (AIQ) will be done by the Medical Council of India for 15% of seats. Whereas, for the remaining 85% seats the admissions are done through state quota.