Hello Abhishek,

There are many colleges which are considered to be the among the best in india so I would be naming some of the few colleges and are as follows:-

1-St Johns Medical College, Bangalore

2-AIIMS Delhi - All India Institute of Medical Sciences New

3-KMC Manipal - Kasturba

Hello Aspirant,

No, combined marks of both the classes are not considered to determine the eligibility for BITSAT 2022 but only you class 12th marks are to be considered for eligibility of BITSAT.

As per the eligibility criteria of BITSAT " the candidate should have passed 10+2 in 2021 or

Hello aspirant,

Entrance exams for Nursing courses are listed below.

Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Exam

AIIMS Nursing

JIPMER Nursing Entrance exam

KGMU B Sc Nursing Entrance Exam

Rajasthan University of Health Sciences Entrance Exam

BHU Nursing entrance exam

PGIMER Nursing Entrance exam

Indian Army B.Sc entrance exam

To get more

He'll Sumayya,

You need to first concentrate on your 12 th standard board exams because passing of the exama is compulsory. So, you can spend minimum 3 to 4 hours per day till you complete your Board exam and then you can increase studying to 5 to 7 hours per

Hello Aspirant,

Yes you will be eligible for NEET UG 2022.

As per the current eligibility criteria candidate with Biology as an additional subject are provisionally eligible for NEET UG hence according to the subjects you are eligible for NEET 2022 but there are some other criteria which needs to

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing good....!!!!!

Indeed certainly an applicant with scenes can enlist in Indian armed force yet there are a rules which you want to satisfy that is your visual perceptions ought to be in their end which are recorded underneath.

For a contender to enlist in

Wearing spectacles won't make you ineligible for most of the Government jobs. Some of the jobs such as Army, Airforce etc needs physical standards to be accurate in relevance to there work type. For that case, there are conditions regarding eye sight which can make one ineligible if he/she exceeds