SSC CGL 2023 Exam Guide

To find relevant scholarships, consider the following steps:

1. Check Government Scholarships: Look into government-funded scholarships offered by India or Nepal for medical students.

2. University Scholarships: Research universities in India that offer scholarships for international students, including Nepali students.

3. Private Organizations: Explore private organizations and foundations that provide scholarships for medical education.

Some popular universities and organizations to consider

- Medical Colleges in India: Research medical colleges that offer postgraduate programs and have provisions for international students.

- Indian Government Scholarships: Look into government-funded scholarships for international students.

For accurate and up-to-date information, it's best to:

1. Visit the official websites of relevant universities and organizations.

2. Contact their admission or scholarship offices directly.

3. Explore online scholarship platforms and databases.

Keep in mind that scholarship availability and eligibility criteria can change, so it's essential to verify information regularly.

HELLO,

Congratulations on clearing your FMGE and beginning your internship.

regarding the INI-CET (Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test) eligibility:

so to be eligible, you must typically have provisional or permanent registration with MCI/NMC or a state medical council and you need to provide the relevant registration number during the application process.

unfortunately an application number is not equivalent to a provisional registration number because the INI-CET form is very specific they require a valid registration number which confirms that you are officially registered as a medical practitioner with the NMC or a recognized State Medical Council.

Using just your application number may cause your application to be rejected during document verification even if you meet all eligibility criteria.

so what you can do is :

contact MMC immediately to check the status of your provisional registration and request expedited processing if possible.

Reach out to the INI-CET helpdesk or AIIMS exam authorities to ask if there is any temporary provision or alternative documentation they accept if your provisional number is pending.

Hope this helps

Hello,

No, you cannot apply for the INI CET exam using just your application number. You must have either a provisional or permanent registration number from the National Medical Commission (NMC) or Dental Council of India (DCI) at the time of online registration. Without this, your application will not be accepted.

If you have applied for provisional registration but haven't received the number yet, it's best to wait until you get it before submitting your INI CET application. Also, remember that during the final admission process, you will need to provide your permanent registration certificate.

Hope it helps !

Greetings! Here's a detailed response to your query

Careers360 offers several tools and services that can be very helpful for candidates preparing for and navigating the INI CET and NEET PG exams.

1. College Predictors-  Careers360 has these cool tools that basically guess which medical colleges you might get into after your NEET PG. You punch in your rank, or the rank you think you'll get, and it looks at past results to see where you'd likely fit.

This is super helpful because it shows you what colleges and specialties you actually have a shot at. That way, when it's time to pick your preferences during counseling, you're not just guessing. You'll know what's realistic, and you can plan your choices smartly. It's like having a sneak peek into your options.

2.Cut-off Analysis- Careers360 provides detailed information on past cut-off trends for INI CET and NEET PG. This data can give you a realistic idea of the ranks required for admission to specific colleges and specialties.

3.Information and Guidance - Careers360 gives you all the details you need for the medical college counseling. They tell you all the important dates, who can apply, and what papers you need. They also walk you through each step of the counseling, so you don't get lost or confused. It's like having someone hold your hand through the whole thing.

4.Expert Advice- Careers360 often provides access to expert advice and guidance through articles, forums, and potentially counseling sessions. This can be invaluable in clarifying doubts and making informed decisions.

I hope this helps.

HELLO,

No, you cannot write the INI CET July 2025 exam with a provisional registration

The internship must be completed by January 31, 2025, and you would not have your permanent registration in time for the July session.

INI CET July 2025 Eligibility Criteria:-

• Educational Qualification: Candidates must possess an MBBS degree from an institution recognized by the National Medical Commission or the Medical Council of India.
• Internship Requirement: Completion of a 12-month compulsory rotatory internship is mandatory the internship must be completed on or before January 31, 2025.
• Medical Registration: A valid medical registration certificate issued by the NMC or the State Medical Council is required.

Minimum Marks:

• General/OBC/EWS: At least 55% aggregate in MBBS.
• SC/ST: At least 50% aggregate in MBBS.

Regarding Provisional Registration

1.If your internship concludes in May 2025, you will not meet the internship completion requirement for the July 2025 session, as the deadline is January 31, 2025. Additionally, if your State Medical Council registration certificate takes 5–6 months to process, it may not be available in time for the July session.

In such cases you might consider the following options

1.Wait for the November 2025 Session: This session may have a later internship completion deadline, allowing you more time to obtain your registration certificate.

2.Submit Provisional Registration: Some candidates in similar situations is allowed to submit a provisional registration certificate however this is subject to the discretion of the exam authorities and may require additional documentation or approval.

Hello,

The approximate marking allocation scheme for medical entrance exams like INI-CET and NEET PG is as follows:

INI-CET Marking Scheme :-

• Total Questions: 200
• Marking:
  • +1 for correct answer
  • -1/3 for incorrect answer
• Subject-wise weightage (approximate):
  • Pre-clinical (Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry) – 15-20%
  • Para-clinical (Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Forensic Medicine) – 25-30%
  • Clinical (Medicine, Surgery, OBGY, Pediatrics, etc.) – 50-60%

NEET PG Marking Scheme :-

• Total Questions: 200
• Marking:
  • +4 for correct answer
  • -1 for incorrect answer
• Subject-wise weightage (approximate):
  • Pre-clinical – 15-20%
  • Para-clinical – 20-25%
  • Clinical – 55-60%

Hope you find it useful !

Hi,

Based on the previous year analysis, According to your INI CET 2025 Rank... some of the colleges in which you have possibility of getting a seat in MD Pathology are given below:

• AIl Indian Institute of Medical Science, Jodhpur
• All Indian Institute of Medical Science, Mangalagiri
• All Indian Institute of Medical Science, Bhubaneshwar

For more detail information you can visit INI CET college predictor tool

Hope this information will help you

Hii,

Master of Surgery in Ear, Nose and Throat or MS ENT is a postgraduate surgical program of 3 years duration. MS ENT is a higher-level medical degree in which doctors are taught how to diagnose and treat issues related to the ears, nose, throat, or nearby areas.

Some of the best colleges for MS in ENT course are given below

• All India Institute of Medical Science, Delhi
• Christian Medical College, Vellore
• Madras Medical College
• Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Ajmer
• Government Medical College, Amritsar
• NIIMS University, Jaipur

Hope this information will help you

Hello Munish,

Yes, it's possible to see discrepancies where lower percentile candidates have higher ranks in exams like INI CET, though it may seem unusual at first. Here’s why this might happen:

1. Tie-Breaker Mechanism: When multiple candidates have the same percentile or score, the rank is often determined by tie-breaking rules. These rules can involve factors like age, marks in individual sections, or even the candidate's performance in specific subjects. As a result, candidates with the same percentile might have different ranks due to these secondary factors.
   
   
2. Category-Based Rankings: INI CET ranks can differ based on the candidate's category (General, OBC, SC, etc.). For example, a candidate in the SC or OBC category might have a higher rank than someone in the General category, even if their percentile is lower. The percentile for category-based reservations might differ as well.
   
   
3. Percentile vs. Rank: A percentile indicates how a candidate performed relative to others, but rank depends on the number of candidates in each percentile band. Some percentile ranges could have fewer candidates, leading to a higher rank for those with slightly lower percentiles.

If you're analyzing results and see such discrepancies, it's likely due to these mechanisms. If you believe there is a mistake, it's a good idea to contact the examination authorities for clarification or review.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.