NEET UG 2013 – National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Under Graduate courses in medical sciences 2013


The Medical Council of India has finally put notification on its web and decided to go for the single entrance cum eligibility tests for undergraduate medical course. The test which is named as National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Under Graduate Courses (NEET-UG) and will be implemented from the academic session 2013.
Even after lots of opposed view from states like Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and even Gujarat, MCI has managed to gain necessary notifications. The first notification came 21st Dec 2010, where it was mentioned that the student has to take NEET to get admission in medical college. As per this notification it is clearly mentioned that student should obtain 50% percent marks in each paper of NEET exam in said year. The student form Schedule cast (SC), schedule Tribe (ST) and other backward class (OBC) has to obtained 40% marks in NEET.
But on 15th Feb 2012 there is new notification with amendment. As per this new notification the MCI has clarify that ‘In order to be eligible for admission in MBBS course for particular academic year, it shall be necessary for a candidate to obtain minimum marks at 50th percentile in NEET for MBBS course’. This is the key amendment. They have changed from the 50 percent to the 50th percentile. This is going to affect lot many students. This percentile for SC, ST and OBC is lower up to 40th percentile and for locomotor disable people it will be 45th percentile.
Thus the year 2013 will be the benchmark for major changes in medical education. But still there are many unanswered questions like
1.      MCI did not clarify in notification the language of test. But we are hearing there will be only two language English and Hindi. This is injustice for local students. The main reason of oppose is the language. The parent association is demanding the test should be in local language. MCI should consider this point.
2.      What will happen to the management quota of the private medical college? Do they have to take students form NEET 50th percentile only? No clear answer.
3.      What will happen the NRI quota of medical seats? Do they need to appear? Till date NRI are not appearing in any test. They are getting direct admission.
4.      What is the fate of Deemed University? They are taking there own exams. Will that stop? What will be the admission procedure in such university linked colleges? 

There are many such unanswered questions. Readers are requested to put comments and your questions so this will be the forum for discussion. 

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Sumandeep Vidyapeeth MBBS/Dental admission 2012

All India Common Entrance Test 2012 (AICET 2012) will be conducted for the admissions to the various
Graduates Courses (Programmes) offered at Sumandeep Vidyapeeth for 2012. The SV is the Govt. of India Minister of HRD Notification No. F.2-1/2006 u.3(A) Dated 07/04/2006, deemed to be university declared u/s 3 of U.G.C. Act-1956 are exempted to avail AICTE Permission.

The Entrance Test will be be conducted for the M.B.B.S / B.D.S / B.Physio / B.Sc(N) / B.Pharm Programme.
Admission category
(a) General Category : 85% seats are in this category. Admission to this category will be made on the basis of inter-se-merit of the candidates base on result of AICET 2012.
(b) NRI/Managment Seats : 15% of the seats are researved for NRI/Management quota. The candidates desirous to get admission under this category will have to apply accordingly.

Eligibility
The candidate must be an Indian National.
The candidate must have passed 12th H.S.E. Board or Equvalant Examination or appearing for 12th H.S.C. Examination in (B) Group of science stream with minimum 50% marks

Application form fee - 600INR
Entrance test fess- 1500 INR
Last date os submission of application - 17/05/2012
Last date with late fess  - 21/05/2012
Date of Entrance - 26/05/2012 Saturday
Time 11 am to 2 pm

Examination centers - Piparia (Vadodara), Mumbai, NewDelhi, Jaipur, Indore, Bangalore

FEE STRUCTURE

SBKS Medical Institute & Research Centre  - 7,02,000/- Tution fees per year

Fees Structure for NRI / Managment Quota Seats is as under :-
For M.B.B.S. - $. 22,500/- p.a.
For B.D.S. - $. 8000/- p.a.

Fore more visit http://www.sumandeepuniversity.co.in

 

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NRI MBBS admission India - FAQs
Since implementation of our service, we have received lots of queries regarding NRI admission in India. So this year we have decided to put some FAQs on NRI admission in India. Hope this is helpful to the students or parents who want admission under NRI quota in India. Please do ask any more queries. We are consultuents to help in confusion, as Indian medical admission is really great confusion.
1.       How did NRI category come in picture in medical admission in India?

Since 2000, government of India has taken decision to privatize the higher education. With this policy, they have privatized the medical education. In 2000, there were around 150 medical colleges and by 2012, India has more than 300 medical colleges. In 2000 very few were the private or trust run medical colleges. Majority were in government hands. But with this privatization policy lots of new players came in picture and started medical colleges in india. But the self sustained medical colleges are very costly to run. So the fess for admission was very high. So there was dissatisfaction form public and if fess will controlled the dissatisfaction form management. In this scenario they have decided middle way, in which the government has given 25% of seats to college management, of which 15% seats for Non-Resident Indian (NRI) or foreigner students and 10% for management quota. Remaining 75% will be filled by local or central government as per state or national competition. Thus NRI admission quota came in picture.
2.       What is NRI category admission in India?
As per Medical Council of India (MCI), the NRI category is exclusively for private medical colleges who are not taking any grant from government. They are not in any government run medical colleges. NRI means the non-resident Indian who have not done 12th or 10+2 from India. He may be Indian origin or may not be Indian origin. So any foreign student wants to study in India can get admission under this category.
  
3.      What is the fess under NRI category?
The fess under this category will be decided by local state government fess committee or central government fess committee. This is very depending upon the college to college. But grossly they are between 1 lack US dollar to 1.5 lack US dollar for full course.
 
4.       What are the admission criteria for NRI medical admission?
Usually the admissions under this category are based on merit of 12th exam or 10+2 exam of respective country. The student must have biology main subject for 12th or 10+2 exam. They have to get accreditation form National Board New Delhi. This is first preference in this category. But any Indian student wants to study, they can apply for NRI-sponsor category. This NRI-S category is also coming under this admission. But the colleges are usually making two merit list, first is for exclusive NRI or foreigner students list and second is for NRI sponsor students. NRI-S means the students who have any relative out side India and wants to sponsor his/her studies.
 At present there is no entrance test for this category, as colleges getting few applications. But reputed colleges are getting very large number of application even at higher fees.

5.       As my ward is doing 12th outside India and studying CBSC, can he/she get admission under domestic quota?
As per UGC guidelines, a candidate who has studied the qualifying examinations (11th and 12th) outside of India (even if affiliated to CBSE) must apply under NRI category only and NOT under any domestic category. But if the candidate has studied the qualifying examinations (11th and 12th ) within India ( even if affiliated to foreign educational boards) can apply either under domestic category or under NRI sponsored category. They can apply only under any one category and not under both categories.
6.       As NRI, can my ward take entrance exam in India?
No, Only students form India and studied 11th and 12th in India can appear for local entrance.