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  The National Medical Commission recently introduced something completely new: students without biology in Class 12 may now study medicine. It is an important shift in the right direction, much more so as many doctor-wannabes will now be able to pursue medicine while pursuing some other subject during Class 12. Earlier, if one wished to pursue an MBBS degree, biology had to be his compulsorily taken subject. However, under the new set of NMC rules, students wanting to join privatemedical colleges in Kolkata or any other Indian city can take steps towards an MBBS career even if they have no background in biology. Why This Change Matters Until now, there has been no recognized pathway from Class 12 onwards for a student who had not done their biology. The NMC guidance establishes for the first time in history that medical education may well be inclusive and flexible, allowing every student who wants it the chance to progress to a career as a doctor. By dismantling barriers to e...

  Most students wish to get into one of the Indian MBBSs, but medical education is not at all cheap. So, it's an uphill task. The cost of an MBBS course in such private medical colleges in Kolkata and other metropolitan towns would be a lot more in the private ones compared to public institutions. If you are into direct admission in MBBS in India , then it is very important to understand the factors that have led to such a high cost of this education should help you plan so that you are prepared in such a situation. Here is a look into some key reasons why MBBS education is very costly in India. Limited Seats and High Demand The primary reason behind high-priced MBBS education is the limited number of seats available in government medical colleges. The demand for medical seats has always been more than the supply; thousands compete for very limited positions in government colleges. This is very high and forces many to go to private medical colleges, which charge much higher...

Your dream of a white coat starts here. Here's a breakdown of everything you need to know about the NEET exam, from the syllabus to effective study strategies. Okay so let's dive into this The National Eligibility cum Entrance Te st (NEET) is undeniably one of the most challenging exams in India for aspiring medical students. It's a gateway to prestigious medical colleges across the country. Let's break down what it is, its pattern, syllabus, eligibility criteria, and effective preparation tips. What is NEET? NEET is a single-national-level entrance examination conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for admission to MBBS and BDS courses across India.   Key Points to Remember: Exam Pattern: Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) from Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Syllabus: Based on NCERT textbooks for classes 11 and 12. Eligibility: Class 12 pass with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English. Effective Preparation Tips: Kn...