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Ans: Hi Gaurav,
Greetings.
Whenever we decide to take an entrance exam, it’s important to review the guidelines thoroughly. Like other entrance exams, CDAC has provided details on their website regarding the examination process. Admission is based on the vacancies available in the respective areas, and candidates will be admitted after a proper evaluation.

As you mentioned, there are several stages that candidates must clear for admission, if a candidate achieves average marks (Point 8a. (v) In order to rationalise the marks scored by candidates appearing in different shifts in an objective manner through a statistical method, before declaration of result marks scored by candidates will be Normalised based on the formula ), it can be challenging to predict their likelihood of admission. The Air Force has the discretion to set qualifying marks for any or all subjects of the examination. Below are points extracted from CDAC to provide more clarity about the admission process.

Sometimes, they may even consider a second cut-off if necessary ( Based on organizational requirements, IAF may impose a second cut-off for particular branch and call additional eligible candidates for SSB testing. These candidates will be shortlisted purely based on order of merit for the particular branch. That particular branch should be one of the choices submitted by the candidate at the time of registration. The candidature of candidates thus shortlisted, will be valid for that particular branch only and not for any other branch. In the overall Order of Merit, they will be placed below the last candidate qualifying the First AFCAT cut off marks {Para 9(a) above}. If successful in the selection process, these candidates will be inducted into that particular branch only, subject to vacancies and order of merit. These candidates would be required to submit an undertaking to this effect).

So,If you've decided to pursue this path, then proceed with thorough preparation.

BEST OF LUCK.
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Ans: Hi,

The question is unclear. When forwarding any queries, it's important to express them clearly. We not only provide answers to your questions but may also offer counseling if needed. To ensure you receive the response you expect from the RediffGuru and to facilitate guidance from the gurus, we require clarity in your question. Please repost your question with specific details about NEET—did you appear or not? If you did, what is your score? Explain why you could not succeed: was it due to difficulties in subjects or other reasons?

In order to provide suggestions for your query, please share the details.

Ans: Hi, you have provided very little information. Kindly be brief so that I can provide some suggestions.

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Ans: Hi Atul,

I apologize on behalf of Rediff Gurus.

As a guru, I believe we usually receive questions directly from the admin to avoid any misunderstandings in the future.

When I checked the history associated with your name, I found that there were four questions submitted, and all of them have been answered.

I believe you may have visited the RediffGuru platform. All the gurus involved in responding truly aim to help aspiring individuals without any expectations. They extend their support by utilizing their knowledge and experiences. Please keep in mind that all the experts in their respective fields may be busy with their schedules, and they strive to provide information that is suitable for the aspirants

Please share your current question, and I will do my best to provide an answer.

Thank you.

Ans: Hi Vedabrat,
Minimum qualifications:
Minimum qualification for admission to –(extracted from Pharmacy council of India.)
A(after HSC). First year B. Pharm – A pass in any of the following examinations - i. Candidate shall have passed 10+2 examination conducted by the respective state/central government authorities recognized as equivalent to 10+2 examination by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) with English as one of the subjects and Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology as optional subjects individually. “However, the students possessing 10+2 qualification from non-formal and non-class rooms based schooling such as National Institute of Open Schooling, open school systems of States etc. shall not be eligible for admission to B.Pharm Course.” ii. Any other qualification approved by the Pharmacy Council of India as equivalent to any of the above examinations. Provided that a student should complete the age of 17 years on or before 31st December of the year of admission to the course. Provided that there shall be reservation of seats for the students belonging to the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and other Backward Classes in accordance with the instructions issued by the Central Government/State Government/Union Territory Administration as the case may be from time to time. B. B. Pharm lateral entry (to second year/third semester) - A pass in D. Pharm course from an institution approved by the Pharmacy Council of India under section 12 of the Pharmacy Act.

In addition to meeting the basic eligibility requirements, candidates must research their preferred institutes and visit their websites (if the institute is deemed a university or autonomous) to follow the specific admission instructions.

There are two pathways to gain admission to a B.Pharm program:

1. Through Government Guidelines: If candidates prefer not to enroll in deemed universities, they must adhere to government notifications regarding admissions. Admission may be based on an entrance exam or the marks secured by the candidates, depending on the respective state government's regulations. Some state governments conduct entrance exams, while others do not.

2. In Deemed Universities: For those interested in applying to deemed universities, it is essential to visit their websites to follow the admission instructions. Typically, these universities will announce their admission notifications around March or April. Deemed universities may also conduct their own entrance exams. If a candidate achieves high marks, they may secure admission based on merit.

Ans: Hi,
With a 90 percentile in JEE 25, you can secure admission in Hamirpur, Durgapur, or Agartala.

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Ans: Hi,
WHO quote that, More than 80% of the world’s population in over 170 of WHO’s 194 Member States currently use some form of traditional medicine, such as herbal medicine, yoga, Ayurveda, acupuncture and acupressure, and indigenous therapies. For many, traditional medicine is the first port of call, and practitioners of traditional medicine have played an important role in treating chronic illnesses.

Many countries, such as Korea, China, Vietnam, Thailand, and even in Europe and the USA, are adopting their own alternative medicine systems, which include Ayurveda. While we refer to Ayurveda as an Indian medicine system, others consider it an alternative medicine system.

In response to your query, yes, many Indians have established Ayurvedic institutes abroad, including in the USA and Australia, where you can explore opportunities. However, it's important to note that you shouldn't expect a high salary in this field.

If you wish to pursue a career as a physician abroad, you will need to meet the necessary eligibility requirements (LICNESURE EXAM).

Ans: Hi,
It's important to note that we can't judge universities or colleges solely based on their overall reputation. Each university offers a variety of programs and courses, making it difficult to make a blanket statement. It's similar to asking a parent to choose their favorite child; every program has its strengths and weaknesses. Therefore, specific comparisons can be made, but broad judgments are often misleading.
The rankings of the universities or colleges are the same.

I believe you will share my perspective on this matter.

with regards

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Ans: Hi,
The expected cut-off for medicine through NEET is influenced by various factors, including exam difficulty, seat availability, competition, and category. Different categories have different cut-offs, which are based on percentile scores. For 2024, the expected cut-off ranges from 161 to 127, while for 2023, it was between 116 and 93. For this year, a slightly higher cut-off can be anticipated.
Wishing all the best.

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Ans: Hi,
what do you consider a low branch? Is it one that pays less or offers fewer opportunities? After completing a course at NIT, do graduates typically find jobs with good packages? What do we truly want? Which course is suitable for me? It is important to analyze and select a course based on personal preference rather than simply following others' suggestions. The course you choose should provide you with opportunities throughout your life, not the other way around. In response to your question, there are various possibilities to consider.
Wishing you all the best.

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Ans: Hi,

After analyzing the marks you scored in both attempts of the JEE, I have some suggestions for you.

Firstly, it seems that you are weaker in math. I recommend focusing more on this subject by taking online tests and using relevant books to improve your skills.

It appears you might be concentrating on understanding the subjects well, but I’m not sure if you are utilizing tips and tricks for problem-solving. Learning and applying these strategies can significantly improve your score in the JEE.

Just give it a try, and I believe you will achieve an excellent score next time!

All the best!
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Ans: Greetings! Instead of providing your percentile, it would be more helpful to mention your rank. This way, predictors and advisors can offer better suggestions. Based on the data, there are possibilities.
Best wishers.
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Ans: Hi User,

Greetings!

Instead of providing your percentile, it would be more helpful to mention your rank. This way, predictors or advisors can offer better suggestions. There are very few chances of getting admission into an IIT, but you should have the opportunity to gain admission to other NITs.
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Ans: Hi,

I’m not sure where you’re from, but according to the NIRF, the top colleges are located in Ooty, Mysuru, Manipal, and Mumbai. In most states, NEET eligibility is not required for admission, but state-level exams are necessary. Many deemed-to-be universities conduct their own entrance exams, so if you’re interested in joining one of these universities, you can reach out to them for further information.
Eligibility Critieria:(https://gurus.rediff.com/question/qdtl/career/give-neet-exam-12th-maharashtra-board-marks-less-than-150/5186648)

Minimum qualification for admission to –(extracted from Pharmacy council of India.)
A(after HSC). First year B. Pharm – A pass in any of the following examinations - i. Candidate shall have passed 10+2 examination conducted by the respective state/central government authorities recognized as equivalent to 10+2 examination by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) with English as one of the subjects and Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology as optional subjects individually. “However, the students possessing 10+2 qualification from non-formal and non-class rooms based schooling such as National Institute of Open Schooling, open school systems of States etc. shall not be eligible for admission to B.Pharm Course.” ii. Any other qualification approved by the Pharmacy Council of India as equivalent to any of the above examinations. Provided that a student should complete the age of 17 years on or before 31st December of the year of admission to the course. Provided that there shall be reservation of seats for the students belonging to the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and other Backward Classes in accordance with the instructions issued by the Central Government/State Government/Union Territory Administration as the case may be from time to time. B. B. Pharm lateral entry (to second year/third semester) - A pass in D. Pharm course from an institution approved by the Pharmacy Council of India under section 12 of the Pharmacy Act

Best wishes.
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Ans: Hi Satya,

Greetings! Looking at the scores of X and XI, she has performed very well in the CBSE exams. This is the perfect time for her to start preparing for the NEET exam.

Encourage her to compare the NEET syllabus with her XII standard syllabus. She should also gather a question bank for NEET and categorize the questions according to the chapters of her regular subjects. It would be beneficial for her to review NEET topics and past years' questions. Additionally, she should ask her subject teachers any questions she has while they cover the respective topics.

This approach will provide her with more comprehensive information compared to attending NEET coaching online.

You might consider asking her to speak with her subject teachers for tips and strategies to help her remember the material better, which will make answering questions easier for her. Additionally, if she feels the need for coaching for NEET, I suggest she opts for offline classes instead of online ones.

BEST WISHES.

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Ans: Hi, Given the percentile and category, there are possibilities for hope.

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Ans: Hi, it’s a bit challenging to get into an NIT.

Ans: Hi, congratulations on the marks you have scored. Possible options include NIT Trichy, NIT Warangal, NIT Surathkal, NIT Calicut, NIT Rourkela, and NIT Jaipur.
Wishing you all the best.

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Ans: Hi Mohammed,
Since you belong to a minority section, there are possibilities for pursuing Chemical Engineering or, alternatively, Computer Science Engineering.
Best of luck.

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Ans: If you have all the necessary credentials, you're likely to secure a public sector job. However, I encourage you to think more broadly and consider applying for private sector positions as well. Your salary and job title can change quickly, depending on your qualifications. Additionally, after gaining skills, knowledge, and experience over a few years, you might even consider starting your own business. Aim high!

Ans: Your query is unclear to me. You mentioned that you took the board exam in 2024, so why are you repeating it in 2025? The same goes for math. What are your next steps? Based on your future plans, you need to consider your options.

Ans: ELIGIBILITY RELATED TO AGE:
Eligibility for appearing in NEET (UG), as per related Regulations of NMC
and DCI are as follows:-
5.1.1. He/she has completed 17 years of age at the time of admission or will
complete that age on or before 31 December of the year of his/her
admission to the first year of the Undergraduate Medical Course.
Accordingly, the lower age limit shall be as under:
For Candidates of General (UR)/General-EWS born on or
before
31.12.2008
For Candidates of SC/ST/OBCNCL/
PwBD/PwD Category
5.1.2. Upper age limit: As per Letter No. U-11022/2/2022-UGMEB,
dated 09 March 2022 received from National Medical
Commission (NMC), Under Graduate Medical Education Board
(UGMEB) regarding the upper age limit, there is no upper age
limit.

ELIGIBILITY RELATED TO COURSE:
CODE: 06
B.Sc. Examination of an Indian University provided that
he/she has passed the B.Sc. Examination with not less than
two of the subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Botany,
Zoology)/Biotechnology and further that he/ she has passed
the earlier qualifying examination with Physics, Chemistry,
Biology, and English.

KINDLY NOTE: Based on the facts and guidelines surrounding NEET, I would like to offer the following comments.
There is no need to worry about the age limit because the NTA is not concerned about your upper age limit. However, your educational qualifications must match the requirements. You fall under the Code 6 category.

If you have completed your undergraduate degree in Science (which you didn’t mention, but I’m predicting), consider whether stating your BSc is worthwhile. Ultimately, your eligibility depends on matching your Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) qualifications. If your HSC does not align with the requirements, you will not be eligible to appear for NEET. If you are eligible based on your HSC, then focus on your HSC score rather than Code 6.

Wishing you the best of luck!

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Ans: Hi Kanakavalli,
Greetings.
You can definitely appear for NEET 2026. It can be very challenging to balance NEET preparation with your regular undergraduate course, especially since I don’t know much about your specific situation. Without understanding your circumstances, it’s difficult to provide tailored advice.

However, I suggest you consider the following factors:

1. Determine which option is more beneficial for you.
2. Assess the value of the less important option and whether it will be useful in the future.

Focus on what is superior and concentrate your efforts on that to achieve your goal. If something is not useful for your future, it may just be a waste of your time. Remember, time is more precious than money.

If it’s possible for you to manage both, go for it, as long as you are confident in your abilities. However, keep in mind that in the academic year 2026-27, you will be in your third year. By 2026, you will be eligible for MBBS admission. In that situation, it’s likely that you would choose to discontinue the undergraduate course you are currently pursuing.

Therefore, it would be wise to focus on NEET and work towards becoming eligible for it.

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Ans: Hi Jagannath,
Greetings.
Since your daughter has chosen a specialized course in Bachelor of Cardiovascular Technology, there are several options available in hospitals specifically for this field. You mentioned that she is currently undergoing an internship at Manipal Hospital in Bengaluru. She should take advantage of this opportunity to enhance her skills during her internship.

As cardiovascular diseases are increasingly common due to stress and other factors, she has the potential to build a rewarding career. Here are some potential roles she could consider:

Cardiovascular Technologist: Assisting cardiologists in diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
Cardiovascular Technician: Supporting cardiologists in various clinical settings.
Cardiac Care Technologist: Providing support and care for patients with cardiac conditions.
Sonographer: Using ultrasound technology to monitor and assess patients.

Other career options include:
- Echocardiography Technician
- Electrophysiology Specialist
- Dialysis Technician
Encourage her to make the most of her time at Manipal Hospital and explore the various career paths available in this growing field.

Best wishes to your daughter for a bright and successful future.

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Ans: The following options are available for higher education:

1. MSc in Microbiology
2. MSc in Biotechnology
3. MSc in Applied Microbiology
4. MSc in Medical Microbiology
5. MSc in Medical Lab Technology (MLT)

Before choosing any course, it's important to keep in mind that meeting eligibility requirements is just the first step. I suggest he pursue internships in industries that align with his future goals. Here are some tailored suggestions based on his interests:

Interest in the Food Industry: He should consider internships in food processing industries or at the Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI).

Interest in Pharmaceuticals: He can look for opportunities in pharmaceutical companies that specialize in microbiology, such as Biocon or Biological E.

Interest in Entrepreneurship: MLT could be a suitable path. I recommend that he seek part-time positions in clinical laboratories. Additionally, the current central government is supporting young entrepreneurs who are interested in starting their own businesses.

He may also want to consider pursuing additional courses to enhance his future prospects.

Wishing all the best for your son!

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Ans: Thank you for choosing a career in medicine. You can opt for various paths, but it is essential to follow the guidelines provided by the government.

Ans: Hi Yashnasree,
Yes, obviously pursuing an MBBS degree can lead to lifelong earning opportunities.

Ans: Hi Sona,

Since you belong to the OBC category, you need to attach your caste certificate when filling out the form. You still have time to apply for it, and you should be able to collect it in a short duration.

There is an E-Seval Centre near your area. Please visit the centre to apply for your caste certificate.

BEST OF LUCK

Ans: Don't panic.
The solution is simple in your case.
Use any one of the following records for the said purpose:
- Passport Number
- Ration Card Number
- Bank Account Number.

with regards.....BEST OF LUCK.

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Ans: Amrita Cochin is an approved institution. So You can join to pursue MBBS.
You can enroll in any courses or colleges, provided they are approved by the appropriate body, council, or regulatory authority.
Before making a decision, take the time to evaluate the facilities, faculty, and the medical bed occupancy rate.
All these aspects are positive at Amrita.

Ans: Hi Shrikant,
The DigiLocker app has been approved by the central government and is owned by them, so there is no issue with its use.
DigiLocker is a flagship initiative of Ministry of Electronics & IT (MeitY) under Digital India programme. DigiLocker aims at 'Digital Empowerment' of citizen by providing access to authentic digital documents to citizen's digital document wallet. DigiLocker is a secure cloud based platform for storage, SHARING and VERIFICATION of documents & certificates.

Our government will be happy by using the app for the digital reference purpose.
GO AHEAD.

Ans: Hi Shree,

From your query, everything looks perfect. I admire your dedication, especially how you’ve sacrificed your education for your mom. Hats off to you!

Once you decide to pursue your PG, you’ll need to go through the necessary process. So don’t worry; you can complete the tasks in a short time. If you find yourself feeling stuck due to your work schedule and stress, I recommend trying to relax by doing the following:

- Practice meditation
- Hire freshers or interns on a part-time basis

These two steps should be sufficient to help you move forward.
Best of Luck.

Ans: Hi Jeeva,
Since your niece was born in the USA, why not try applying there? By birth, she should be a green card holder. As a green card holder, she can explore opportunities in the US, and she may also be eligible for scholarships.

Alternatively, you can consider her taking the NEET exam. Since you mentioned she is expected to score above 650, she should have a good chance of getting into medical colleges in Tamil Nadu. She can also look into other national entrance exams.

Ans: To qualify for the OBC NCL quota, you must provide an OBC-NCL certificate. Therefore, it is essential that you approach the relevant authority to obtain this certificate. If you have enough time before the deadline, you can apply for it now. However, if you're pressed for time, you can also apply later and present the certificate during the admission process.
While filling out the application form, make sure to include all necessary details and attach any relevant documents. If you overlook these steps, you might encounter the same issues again. Please strive to avoid such mistakes in the future.

Ans: Hi,
Yes, you can provide a bank account number, but it must be in the candidate's name. To avoid any confusion, please submit one of the following ID details:

- Class 12 admit card with photograph
- Passport number
- Ration card number

Ans: Hi,
I believe you have completed your degree in medicine.
To join the postgraduate program, the following must be considered:
- Faculty
- Infrastructure
- Bed occupancy rate.
If all three are satisfactory, then you can obviously join the course.

Ans: Your son is still pursuing his MBBS degree and has yet to complete his final year and internship. Discussing postgraduate courses at this point is premature, as MBBS is just a foundational qualification. Based on his interests, he will need to consider his next steps after completing his degree.

Moreover, all national institutions and state government medical colleges are excellent options for further education.

Ans: Hi Sohan,

I believe your child is currently in 11th grade (PCMB). There are many options available after completing 12th grade.

It's important to encourage your child to focus on gaining admission to professional courses.

Provide guidance and motivation to help them secure a spot in these programs.

If that doesn't work out, you might want to consider Microbiology as an alternative, but that can be explored later.

Ans: Hi Sravanthi,

You've shared very limited information about your education. Based on your inquiry, I suggest that pursuing a course online can be quite challenging these days. It may be difficult for you to manage distance education effectively. Perhaps you could consider exploring other business opportunities rather than focusing solely on counseling. There are many possibilities available for women empowerment. Please rethink your situation and send me your query again.

Ans: Hi, it's a good query. Before I answer your question, I do have a significant doubt: why are you choosing AFMC? Is there a specific reason? There are many procedures to follow when joining AFMC (since it is related to the Armed Forces) compared to the open NEET exam.

According to AFMC regulations, to be eligible for admission to the MBBS program in 2026, the candidate must be born between January 1, 2003, and December 31, 2009.

According to your inquiry, you are NOT ELIGIBLE for admission to MBBS in AFMC.

Ans: In the pharmaceutical industry, it is essential for companies to conduct clinical trials before marketing their products, especially for fixed-dose combinations that involve multiple drug molecules in a formulation.

In clinical research, physicians and medical professionals can pursue various job roles, such as investigators or monitors. Key activities include:

- Clinical Trials: Testing of new drugs with the patients
- Bioavailability/Bioequivalence (BA/BE) Studies: Comparing innovator drugs with new formulations to assess their effectiveness.

Ans: Hi, OBC certificate is very old. The validity of the caste certificate is one year. You may use the same certificate for application purposes, but you must have a valid one, including the creamy layer and Non-Creamy Layer (NCL) status, at the time of admission. Your admission will be based on this. Therefore, it is advisable to obtain a new certificate.
Better apply for same and get it ASAP.

Ans: Hi Ajija,
The validity of the caste certificate is one year. You may use the same certificate for application purposes, but you must have a valid one, including the creamy layer and Non-Creamy Layer (NCL) status, at the time of admission. Your admission will be based on this. Therefore, it is advisable to obtain a new certificate as soon as possible.
Best of Luck.

Ans: According to the NEET 2025 guidelines, you need to have the following information ready to complete the Online Application Form:

- Full names of Father, Mother, and Candidate (with correct spellings)
- Class 12 Admit Card with Photograph
- Election Card (EPIC Number)
- Passport Number
- Aadhaar Card
- Ration Card Number
- Bank Account Number
- Other valid Government Identity Card Number
- Date of Birth
- Address
- Mobile Number
- Email ID

Indian nationals from all states must attach ONE of the following documents: Class 12 Admit Card, Aadhaar Card, Election Card (EPIC Number), Ration Card, Bank Account Passbook with Photograph, Passport Number, or any other photo identity card issued by the government.

It is advisable to use a Passport ID or a Ration Card ID instead of the Aadhaar.

Let me know if you need any further assistance!

Ans: BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) is an undergraduate program in dentistry, while PharmD (Doctor of Pharmacy) is considered a postgraduate course. After completing a PharmD, one must consider pursuing a doctorate program, and there are currently no specializations available in India. However, abroad, you can claim expertise in a specific department.

On the other hand, after completing BDS, you can pursue a specialization at the postgraduate level and also have the opportunity to open your own clinic (ENTREPRENEUR) within 7 years and which is not possible with PharmD.

Ans: Hi Meraj,
YES, YOU CAN FILL.
Here are the requirements for filling out the application form:

According to the NEET 2025 guidelines, you need to have the following information ready to complete the Online Application Form:

- Full names of Father, Mother, and Candidate (with correct spellings)
- Class 12 Admit Card with Photograph
- Election Card (EPIC Number)
- Passport Number
- Aadhaar Card
- Ration Card Number
- Bank Account Number
- Other valid Government Identity Card Number
- Date of Birth
- Address
- Mobile Number
- Email ID

Indian nationals from all states must attach one of the following documents: Class 12 Admit Card, Aadhaar Card, Election Card (EPIC Number), Ration Card, Bank Account Passbook with Photograph, Passport Number, or any other photo identity card issued by the government.

It is advisable to use a Passport ID or a Ration Card ID instead of the Aadhaar.

Let me know if you need any further assistance!

Ans: Hi, It would be better to complete a science degree first. After finishing your science degree, consider pursuing a data science course as an additional qualification while enrolled in your postgraduate studies. Data science alone may not be sufficient for your career.

Ans: Hi Sivakamy,

You mentioned only the NEET PG score, but that alone is not sufficient for admission to the course. Other factors are also considered in the admission process. Therefore, it's difficult to address your query with the limited information provided.

If you have more details, please share them, and I'll do my best to help.

Ans: Hi,
You mentioned the NEET score, but it will not be sufficient for admission to the course. In addition to the NEET score, other factors must be considered, such as gender, caste, and whether you belong to the creamy layer or non-creamy layer. Therefore, it’s challenging to answer your query without more information

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Ans: Hi Ishika,

The path you choose can vary from individual to individual, and I’m not sure where you’re from, so I can’t provide specific guidance on that.

When selecting a college, it’s important to choose one that has proper infrastructure and experienced faculty. They should conduct practical sessions during the designated lab hours. This is a fundamental aspect of your education. After completing your degree, you will need to pursue a postgraduate program (PG).

If you’re not interested in pursuing a PG, you might consider a career in marketing. Entry-level packages typically start from 4 to 8 LPA. After a few years, you could pursue an MBA through part-time, distance education, or an online course. This combination of Pharmacy and Management is particularly beneficial for those interested in a marketing career.

Within a maximum of 10 years, you could reach a frontline position.

Being female, this option may be particularly advantageous for you.

If you have any further questions or need additional information, feel free to ask.

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