◆Admission to #MBBS courses in medical colleges across the country including #JIPMER and all the #AIIMS will be through the common national entrance test #NEET from 2020 ◆Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan announced on Friday : "NEET applicable to institutes of national importance like AIIMS and JIPMER and common counselling for MBBS, as per the National Medical Commission Act, will come into force from the next academic year (2020). "This will help set common standards in medical education sector in the country," ◆Currently, admissions to all medical colleges except AIIMS & JIPMER are done through NEET ◆Nearly 85,000 MBBS seats available for admission through NEET now. We hope to take this number past 90,000 next year,” another official said #Media_Report : https://m.timesofindia.com/home/education/news/admission-to-mbbs-courses-in-aiims-jipmer-to-be-through-neet-from-2020-vardhan/amp_articleshow/71440633.cms
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#MCI has revised the curriculum and examination pattern of the #MBBS course. 👉Students of previous batches will not be affected by the change. 👉The change will be applicable for students who were admitted to the course in the #current_academic_year ========================== #Duration of the course is now Reduced to 50 months from 54 👉The First year will be of 13 months 👉Second year will be of 11 months 👉Third year has been divided into two parts: 12 months & 14 months. ========================== #New_Examination_Pattern : ●Each subject will now have two papers, with theory, oral+practical exams for each paper. ●Forensic medicine, which was taught in the second year, will be included in the third year ●Each subject will have two papers. 200 marks will be reserved for theory of two papers. 100 marks will be reserved for either practical, oral or clinical exam. ● A candidate should score 50 per cent in theory and practical combined to be eligible to sit for...
#Seat_Blocking during #MBBS counselling is an issue that crops up every year. Seat Blocking is an act by high ranking candidates first opting for a particular seat in a round and then not joining it, making the seat available for the next round. Many private medical colleges pay the high ranking candidates via brokers to indulge in seat blocking so that the MBBS seats can be made available for Lesser Deserving Candidates who are willing to pay more price. ============================== Presently, the existing act does not restrict the candidates from surrendering the allotted seats after the mop-up round. We have been constantly approaching the Government to frame a better counseling mechanism With the #new_amendments being planned, a major change will be witnessed, starting from Karnataka.. ============================== Here candidates will be barred from surrendering medical, dental and other professional course seats after the mop-up round. As per an official source, if t...
Changes are "Proposed" for Registration & Verification Process of #NEET_2020
Following Changes are "Proposed" for Registration & Verification Process of #NEET_2020 =============================== ●The information bulletin & application form for #NEET_ug 2020 is expected be released on December 2, 2019 The window for online application is expected to be available till December 31st ●Apart from submission of class 10th & 12th board exams roll number, candidate may also have to upload an identity card. This same Id card is to be carried by the candidate at exam centre ●Once registered, the candidates will also be allowed later to edit their applications online This means the board appearing fresher students can submit Class 12th roll numbers later (It is done because Education boards generally issue admit cards after NEET UG 2020 registration are already over) ●To prevent impersonation or fraud , Candidates may also have to upload their LIVE photographs by webcam during submission of online application Another proposal is that ph...
NEET 2020 IN NEWS
Union Health Ministry has asked the Board of Governors (BoG) to prepare draft guidelines for the fee structure in private medical colleges and deemed universities from the next academic session through #NEET ============================== Here is the text matter of the Letter written by Ministry of Health to BoG : 👇 "Government has initiated the process of formation of the National Medical Commission, Medical Advisory Council and the four autonomous Boards and it is likely to take some time. "The Commission on its constitution will also frame guidelines for determination of fee which may be enforced from the academic session 2021-22,". "It has been desired that the BoG may prepare draft guidelines for determination of fees and all other charges of 50% of private medical colleges and deemed universities as envisaged under the NMC Act 2019 so that the Commission on its constitution may utilise the same and so that it can be enforced from the next academic ses...