In an important update for candidates aspiring to sit for the Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) 2024, the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has announced a brief reopening of the registration window. This move allows students who missed the initial application period another chance to register for one of Karnataka’s most pivotal entrance exams.
Key Dates and Deadlines
The registration portal will become accessible again starting March 12, 2024, and will remain open for a short span of three days, concluding on March 15, 2024. This narrow window mandates prompt action from aspirants wishing to partake in the KCET 2024. Following the registration period, candidates have an additional day, up until March 16, 2024, to complete the payment of their application fee.
The Examination Schedule
The KCET 2024 is slated for April 18 and April 19, 2024. As a crucial gateway for admission into professional courses within the state, the KCET offers a pathway for students into various undergraduate programs in engineering, pharmacy, and other fields. Given its significance, the KEA ensures that the examination process is conducted with the utmost integrity and efficiency.
Application Process
Interested candidates are encouraged to visit the official KEA website at kea.kar.nic.in to complete their registration process. The authority has underscored the importance of adhering to the given deadlines, as there will be no further extensions to the application period under any circumstances. This directive necessitates that students act swiftly to secure their candidacy for the examination
KCET 2024 Important Dates
Interested candidates can check out the following dates for the KCET 2024 examination for their reference.
In a significant revelation that has put the spotlight on the state of technical education in Gujarat, the state government disclosed in the assembly that over 64,000 engineering seats remained vacant in 2023. This startling figure was presented by the Gujarat State and Technical Education Minister, Rushikesh Patel, in response to questions raised by Congress MLAs, highlighting a growing concern in the region’s educational sector.
Despite engineering being one of the most sought-after courses in India, Gujarat paints a different picture, with a substantial number of both degree and diploma engineering seats going unclaimed. The data indicated that out of 140,852 engineering seats available across various government-run, aided, and self-financed colleges in Gujarat, 38,811 degree engineering seats and 23,501 diploma engineering seats remained vacant in 2023. This scenario is not limited to engineering alone; MBA and MCA courses in the state also witnessed a vacancy rate of over 32%, with 7,742 seats unfilled.
The minister elaborated that the overall filled seats amounted to 78,546, representing only 55.76% of the total available seats, leaving a vacancy of 44.23%. This considerable gap underscores a broader issue within the state’s approach to technical education and its alignment with student interests and industry demands.
A significant factor contributing to this trend is the preference of students for premier institutions like IITs, NITs, and other top colleges in India or even pursuing their studies abroad. This preference suggests a perception issue with the state’s colleges or perhaps a mismatch between the curriculum offered and the evolving needs of the global job market.
The situation in Gujarat calls for a critical evaluation of the technical education framework, including curriculum updates, better industry-academia partnerships, and more robust career guidance for students. There is a pressing need to make engineering and other technical courses more appealing and relevant to today’s students, who are looking beyond traditional education pathways to build their careers.
This vacancy crisis also opens up a dialogue about the future of technical education in Gujarat and the need for innovative solutions to bridge the gap between available seats and student enrollment. It’s an opportunity for educational institutions, policymakers, and industry leaders to come together and revamp the technical education landscape in Gujarat, ensuring that it not only meets the aspirational needs of its youth but also aligns with the dynamic demands of the modern workforce.
The Directorate of Medical Education and Training (DMET), Lucknow, also known as UPDGME, is gearing up to kickstart the Uttar Pradesh NEET 2023 Counselling process from August 2023. This significant step is conducted via an online mode, opening doors for countless aspirants dreaming of embarking on a career in medicine. The counselling process is crucial for securing a place in both government and private medical and dental colleges across the state, offering courses in MBBS and BDS.
A Closer Look at UP NEET Counselling 2023
The UP NEET Counselling is designed to fill 85% of quota seats in government colleges and a full 100% in private medical colleges within the state. This initiative aims to streamline the admission process, ensuring that candidates can secure their spots in the various government and private medical/dental schools and universities.
Key Considerations for Candidates:
No Free Exit: Candidates should note that there’s no option for a free exit after seat allotment in any counselling round. However, a free exit is possible if an allotment letter from another state is submitted.
Security Deposit: The security deposit paid during the counselling process is non-refundable if admission is not taken after the seat allotment. Furthermore, if a candidate fails to report to the college in the first round, the security deposit will be forfeited. To participate in Round 2, a new security deposit is required.
Document Verification: It is mandatory for all documents to be physically verified before the allotment of seats.
Choice Locking: This is a crucial step in the counselling process. Without locking in their choices, candidates will not be considered at the time of seat allotment.
Refund of Security Deposit: The security deposit will be refunded to candidates who are not allotted any seat or those who have been allotted a seat and have taken admission, after all rounds of the counselling process are completed.
Understanding the Seat Matrix in Uttar Pradesh Medical Colleges
The UP NEET Counselling caters to various categories of seats:
Government Seats: These are for Uttar Pradesh’s government medical or dental colleges.
Private Seats: Available in private medical colleges across Uttar Pradesh.
Muslim Minority Seats: Specifically reserved for Muslim Minority students.
Jain Minority Seats: Reserved for Jain Minority students in private medical/dental colleges.
UP Counselling Seat Matrix of Private Medical Colleges
A unique aspect of the UP NEET Counselling 2023 is the seat matrix in private medical colleges, which stands out in the country. Uttar Pradesh is the only state in India where 100% of private college seats are open to all, without any reservation. This progressive step ensures that every aspirant has an equal opportunity to secure a seat based on their merit.
COLLEGE NAMES
No. Of Seat
Fees
Cut-off ROUND 1
Cut-off ROUND 2
Cut-off ROUND 3
STRAY ROUND
Air
Score
Air
Score
Air
Score
Air
Score
Subharti medical college, meerut
200
1185133
321549
346
321272
347
119980
489
72909
539
Rohilkhand medical college & hospital, bareilly
250
1300251
264629
379
264629
379
64184
550
49198
569
Hind institute of medical sciences , barabanki
100
1170612
144680
466
144680
466
–
–
–
–
Krishna mohan medical college & hospital, mathura
150
1173856
532502
256
532502
256
157387
455
128362
481
Muzaffarnagar medical college, muzaffarnagar
200
1280037
196918
424
196918
424
48512
570
–
–
Noida international institute of medical sciences
150
1192211
294833
361
294833
361
49950
568
–
–
G.S. Medical college & hospital, hapur, UP
150
1178892
391258
313
391258
313
92247
517
–
–
Prasad institute of medical sciences, lucknow
150
1103932
471601
279
471601
279
110896
498
110896
498
Naraina Medical College & Research Centre
150
1214683
586187
238
586187
238
262264
380
–
–
Rama Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Hapur
250
1309968
399895
309
399895
309
59546
556
–
–
School of Medical Sciences & Research,Greater Noida
250
1269319
110819
498
110819
498
26228
605
–
–
United Institute of Medical Sciences, Prayagraj
150
1190401
317867
348
317867
348
–
–
–
–
Saraswati Institute of Medical Sciences, Hapur
150
1181671
249086
388
249400
388
96644
513
96644
513
Shri Ram Murti Smarak Institute of Medical Sciences, Bareilly
150
1373760
139372
471
139372
471
–
–
–
–
Rama Medical College and Hospital , Kanpur
150
1266579
308890
353
308890
353
111838
497
111838
497
National Capital Region Institute of Medical Sciences, Meerut
150
1219917
456495
285
456495
285
92786
517
–
–
Venkateshwara Institute of Medical Sciences, Gajraula
150
1110508
525163
259
525113
259
252438
386
127417
482
Varun Arjun Medical College, Banthra, Shahjahanpur
150
1210000
565135
245
565135
245
150557
461
150557
461
T S Misra Medical College & Hospital, Amusi, Lucknow
150
1299199
428891
296
428891
296
145998
465
–
–
K.D. Medical College Hospital & Research Centre, Mathura
150
1228240
243445
392
243445
392
–
–
–
–
Heritage Institute of Medical Sciences, Varanasi
200
1321492
370620
322
369984
322
–
–
–
–
SKS Medical College, Mathura
150
1214683
593061
236
592512
236
104248
504
104248
505
Hind Institute of Medical Sciences, Sitapur
150
1077229
199318
422
199318
422
–
–
–
–
Rajshree Medical Research Institute, Bareilly
250
1228406
509668
265
509668
265
170399
444
126601
483
Mayo Institute of Medical Sciences, Barabanki
250
1121162
429115
296
429115
296
128943
480
24718
607
Career Instt. Of Medical Sciences & Hospital, Lucknow
150
1580000
679035
210
679035
210
606144
232
566869
245
Career Instt. Of Medical Sciences & Hospital, Lucknow(Minority seat)
150
1580000
960136
146
960136
146
473924
278
473924
278
Era Lucknow Medical College ,Lucknow
150
1660000
450582
287
450582
287
277518
371
–
–
Era Lucknow Medical College , Lucknow(Minority seat)
150
1660000
530355
257
530355
257
–
–
–
–
Teerthanker Mahaveer Medical College, Moradabad
150
1620000
484607
274
484607
274
584489
239
447081
289
Teerthanker Mahaveer Medical College, Moradabad(Jain minority)
150
1620000
937742
150
1000031
139
907285
156
–
–
Integral Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Lucknow
150
1700000
621424
227
621424
227
374597
320
289069
364
Integral Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Lucknow(Minority seat)
150
1700000
654130
217
654130
217
–
–
–
–
F.H. Medical College & Hospital, Etamdapur, Agra(Minority seat)
The journey to an MBBS or BDS seat at KNRUHS starts with the NEET-UG 2024 exam. This national-level examination is the sole criterion for determining the eligibility of candidates seeking admission to undergraduate medical and dental courses in India.
Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) is a prominent institution dedicated to the advancement of medical education and research in the state of Telangana, India. Established in 2014, the university is named after Kaloji Narayana Rao, a renowned poet and freedom fighter, reflecting its commitment to nurturing a holistic educational environment. KNRUHS plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of healthcare in the region by overseeing and enhancing the quality of education in undergraduate, postgraduate, and super-specialty medical, dental, and allied health sciences courses.
Registration for Admission
Following the NEET-UG 2024 results, candidates who have qualified and meet the eligibility criteria set by KNRUHS are required to register themselves for the admission process. This entails filling out an application form, where candidates must provide their personal details, academic achievements, NEET-UG 2024 scores, and other relevant information. It’s important to complete the registration process within the stipulated timeline to proceed further.
E-book Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) Management seat CLICK HERE
Counseling Process: A Three-Phase Journey
KNRUHS conducts its counseling process in multiple phases to allocate seats to eligible candidates:
Phase 1 and Phase 2: These initial rounds of counseling are designed to fill the majority of seats. Candidates are called for counseling based on their NEET-UG ranks and are given the opportunity to choose their preferred colleges and courses.
Phase 3 (Mop-Up Round): This round is conducted for the seats that remain vacant after the first two phases. It’s a final opportunity for candidates to secure a seat in the MBBS/BDS courses.
Stray Vacancy Round : This round is conducted after the main counseling rounds, including the first, second, and mop-up rounds, have been completed. Its primary purpose is to fill any seats that remain vacant after these rounds of counseling, ensuring that no seat goes unfilled if there are eligible candidates available.
Seat Selection: Government vs. Management Quota
The seat selection process for the private medical college and private minority college at KNRUHS is bifurcated into two quotas: the Government (Competent Authority Quota) and the Management Quota.
Government Seats: Selection for these seats is conducted exclusively through the counseling process managed by KNRUHS. This quota is intended for candidates who meet the specific eligibility criteria set by the government.
Management Quota Seats: These seats are filled through online counseling, also known as web counseling. The Management Quota is further divided into categories for locals, non-locals Management Quota , and NRI Seats, providing a wider pool of applicants the chance to secure a seat.
Registration and Processing Fee for MBBS/BDS courses :- The Registration, and Processing fee of Rs.6300/- (Bank transaction charges extra) shall be paid online through Debit card / Credit card or Net Banking
Distribution of Seats in Private Colleges
In private medical and dental colleges affiliated with KNRUHS, the seat distribution is split evenly between the government and management quotas. Fifty percent of the seats are reserved for the government quota, filled through KNRUHS counseling, while the remaining fifty percent are allocated for the management quota in private college. This distribution ensures a fair and equitable allocation of seats, providing opportunities for a diverse group of students.
Competent Authority Quota
Management Quota local
Management Quota UR
Management Quota Minority college
Management NRI Quota
Private College
50%
85% of 35%
15% of 35%
–
15%
Private College (Minority)
60%
–
–
25%
15%
Private University ( Neelima Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS))
–
25%
60%
–
15%
Important point:- – 85% Of Seats In Management Quota B Category Are Reserved For Local Candidates Of Telangana State -The remaining 15% of the seats are open to candidates from all over the country along with local candidates. – Candidates from all over the country are eligible for admission into Management quota seats Category C (NRI) for MBBS/BDS Courses – Minority Medical Colleges Seats Will Be Filled With Muslim Minority Category Candidates Only – In Case, Muslim Minority Candidates Are Not Available To Take The Seats, They Will Be Allotted To Nonminority Students In The Last Phase Of Counseling
PHASE 3 CUTOFF MANGEMENT QUOTA 2023-24 FOR LOCAL AND UNRESERVE
COLLEGE NAME
UNRESERVE
LOCAL
NRI
APOLLO INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES AND RESEARCH, HYD
63287
177933
428325
KAMINENI ACADEMY OF MEDICAL SCI AND RESEARCH, HYD
78626
194436
596481
MAMATA ACADEMY OF MED SCI, BACHUPALLY
90648
214034
816540
MAMATA MEDICAL COLLEGE, KHAMMAM
99741
314675
1149521
C ANANDA RAO IINSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, KARIMNAGAR
121127
337430
1184384
PRATHIMA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, KARIMNAGAR
113544
362413
1208966
PRATIMA RELIEF INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, WARANGAL
129946
463600
1183112
S.V.S. MEDICAL COLLEGE, MAHABUBNAGAR
105346
261289
1139706
MAHESHWARA MEDICAL COLLEGE, PATANCHERU, MEDAK
121761
453485
1215627
MNR MEDICAL COLLEGE, SANGAREDDY
123879
415419
1092939
RVM MEDICAL COLLEGE, MULUGU
119546
391668
1163337
SURABHI INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, SIDDIPET
129164
520215
1163310
TRR INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, INOLE, PATANCHERU
135807
527762
1068563
KAMINENI INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES., NARKETPALLY
102916
315593
1006077
BHASKAR MEDICAL COLLEGE, MOINABAD, RR
91932
260231
1185903
DR PATNAM MAHENDER REDDY INST OF MED SCI, CHEVELLA
128202
388248
1007931
MAHAVIR INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, VIKARABAD
127580
470881
1181716
MALLA REDDY INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCE, SURARAM
88864
228694
732525
MALLA REDDY MEDICAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN,SURARAM
102581
288528
1208613
NEELIMA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, GHATKESAR (PU)
242081
539828
905080
FATHER COLOMBO INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, WARANGAL
141317
530473
1041948
ARUNDATHI INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, DUNDIGAL
129952
465577
1072151
DECCAN COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (MSM)
107893
234447
837995
SHADAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (MSM)
119474
351055
1176457
AYAAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (MSM)
139985
139985
1152991
DR V R K WOMENS MEDICAL COLLEGE (MSM)
142141
469431
985384
Fees of Management seat in Private medical and Minority college 2023 – 24
COLLEGE NAME
ESTD
Tuition Fees
Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Hyderabad
2012
13,00,000
Bhaskar Medical College, Yenkapally
2005
11,55,000
Chalmeda Anand Rao Insttitute Of Medical Sciences, Karimnagar
2003
13,00,000
Dr. Patnam Mahender Reddy Institute of Medical Sciences, Chevella, Rangareddy
2019
11,55,000
Kamineni Academy of Medical Sciences & Research Center, Hyderabad
2013
13,00,000
Kamineni Institute of Medical Sciences, Narketpally
1999
13,00,000
Mahavir Institute of Medical Sciences, Vikarabad, Telengana
2016
11,55,000
Maheshwara Medical College, Chitkul, Patancheru, Medak
2016
11,55,000
Malla Reddy Institute of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad
2012
13,00,000
Mallareddy Medical College for Women, Hyderabad
2013
12,00,000
Mamata Academy of Medical Sciences, Bachupally
2019
12,00,000
Mamata Medical College, Khammam
1998
12,00,000
Mediciti Institute Of Medical Sciences, Ghanpur
2001
12,00,000
MNR Medical College & Hospital, Sangareddy
2002
13,00,000
Prathima Institute Of Medical Sciences, Karimnagar
2001
12,00,000
R.V.M. Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre, Siddipet
2016
12,00,000
Surabhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Siddipet, Telangana
2019
11,55,000
S V S Medical College, Mehboobnagar
1999
12,50,000
TRR Institute of Medical Sciences, Patancheru
2020
11,55,000
CMR Institute Of Medical Sciences, Kandalkoya, Medchal
2023
11,55,000
Neelima Institute Of Medical Sciences, Ghatkesar
2023
15,50,000
Father Colombo Institute Of Medical Sciences, Warangal
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi, has officially announced the dates for the BSc Nursing entrance exams for the academic year 2024-25. Candidates aspiring to pursue their nursing career through AIIMS can mark their calendars for the BSc Nursing (Hons.) examination on June 8, 2024, and the BSc (Post Basic) exam on June 22, 2024. These exams will be conducted in an online mode, ensuring a seamless and efficient process for all applicants.
AIIMS Delhi, a premier medical institution known for its excellence in education and research, will oversee the entire admission process. This includes the application process, issuance of admit cards, conducting the examination, and announcing the results. This streamlined approach ensures that candidates have a clear understanding of the process and can prepare accordingly without any confusion.
DIRECT LINK FOR B.Sc Nursing Examination Website CLICK HERE
The Admission Process
AIIMS Delhi has meticulously planned the admission process to ensure a fair and transparent selection of candidates. The process begins with the submission of the application form, available on the official AIIMS exams website aiimsexams.ac.in. Applicants are encouraged to carefully read through all instructions and eligibility criteria before applying to ensure a smooth application process.
Following the application stage, AIIMS Delhi will issue admit cards to eligible candidates, who will then take the online exams on the scheduled dates. The exams are designed to assess the candidates’ aptitude and readiness for the nursing programs, covering various relevant subjects and skills.
Results and Counselling
The results of the entrance exams will be declared shortly after the exams, on June 18 for BSc Nursing (Hons.) and June 28 for BSc (Post Basic). Candidates who qualify will then participate in the counselling process, where seats will be allocated based on their performance in the entrance exam. AIIMS Delhi conducts this counselling to ensure that candidates are placed in the program that best suits their qualifications and career aspirations.
Reservation of seats at AIIMS, New Delhi is as follows
Category
Reservation %
OBC-NCL
27%
SC
15%
ST
7.5%
EWS
10%
Key Dates for AIIMS BSc Nursing Entrance Exam 2024
B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing – 2024
Entrance Examination
08th June, 2024 (Saturday)
Result Notification
18th June, 2024 (Tuesday)
Start of Counselling Process (Mock Round)
Dates will be declared later.
1st Round of Counselling
Dates will be declared later.
2nd Round of Counselling
Dates will be declared later.
Open Round of Counselling (for AIIMS, New Delhi only) If seats are vacant.
Dates will be declared later.
B.Sc. Nursing (Post – Basic) – 2024 Entrance Examination (Stage I)22nd June, 2024 (Saturday) Result Notification28th June, 2024 (Friday) Personnel Assessment (Stage II)Dates will be declared later. Result NotificationDates will be declared later.
APPLICATION & REGISTRATION FEES
Category
Registration Fee
General category
2000
OBC-NCL
2000
SC/ ST/EWS
1600
Person With Benchmark Disability (PWBD)
Nil
MODE OF PAYMENT:- Through Credit Card / Debit Card / Net Banking
The scheme of Entrance Examination for B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing (Common to all AIIMS) is as under One paper of 2 hours duration and consisting of four parts containing objective type (Multiple Choice) Questions, with distribution of marks as under
PART
SUBJECT
MARKS
A
Physics
30
B
Chemistry
30
C
Biology
30
D
General Knowledge
10
TOTAL
100
Based on the result of the Entrance Examination, separate merit lists will be prepared for the General, OBC (NCL), EWS, Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe categories.
Conclusion
The AIIMS BSc Nursing entrance exams offer a gateway to one of the most respected and challenging careers in healthcare. With the dates now set for the 2024 entrance exams, candidates have a clear timeline to prepare and apply for these coveted programs. AIIMS Delhi’s comprehensive admission process ensures that the best and brightest candidates are selected to continue the institution’s legacy of excellence in nursing education.
Prospective students are advised to visit the official AIIMS exams website for further details and to stay updated on any changes to the exam schedule or process. This is an excellent opportunity to embark on a rewarding career in nursing with one of the leading medical institutions in the country.
Haryana indeed boasts several prestigious private medical institutions. Being in close proximity to New Delhi, it offers access to excellent educational opportunities. Pt. Bhagwat Dayal Sharma University of Health Sciences, Rohtak, is responsible for conducting the Online Combined Centralized Counselling based on the merit of NEET–UG for admission to various government, government-aided, and private medical and dental educational institutes in Haryana. These institutes include those under private universities as well.
The government medical colleges participating in this counselling process are:
Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences (PGIMS), Rohtak.
Bhagat Phool Singh Government Medical College for Women (BPS GMC(W)), Khanpur Kalan, Sonipat.
Shaheed Hasan Khan Mewati Government Medical College, Nalhar, Nuh.
Kalpana Chawla Government Medical College, Karnal.
Sheikh Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (SABV), Chhainsa, Faridabad.
Employees’ State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) Medical College, Faridabad.
In addition to government institutions, there are government-aided medical colleges such as Maharaja Agrasen Medical College in Agroha, Hisar.
Private medical colleges affiliated with Pt. B.D. Sharma University of Health Sciences in Rohtak include:
NC Medical College & Hospital, Israna, Panipat.
Adesh Medical College & Hospital, Shahabad, Kurukshetra.
World Medical College, Girawar, Jhajjar.
Furthermore, there are private medical colleges established under the Haryana Private Universities Act, 2006. These include:
SGT Medical College, Hospital & Research Institute, Budhera, Gurugram (SGT University, Budhera, Gurugram).
Al-Falah School of Medical Science & Research Centre, Village Dhoj TikriKhera, Faridabad (Al-Falah University, Faridabad).
The counselling conducted by Pt. Bhagwat Dayal Sharma University of Health Sciences serves as a centralized process for admissions to these medical and dental institutes, ensuring a streamlined and merit-based approach to admissions.
Dr YSR University of Health Sciences, formerly known as Dr NTR University of Health Sciences, stands as a cornerstone in the realm of medical education in Andhra Pradesh. Established in 1986, this public university, nestled in Vijayawada, has consistently upheld its commitment to excellence in education, research, and training across various health-related disciplines. Affiliated with the Union Grants Commission (UGC), the university has emerged as a premier institution, shaping technically competent, globally competitive, and socially relevant professionals with a strong ethical foundation.
In the landscape of medical education in Andhra Pradesh, the counseling process and seat division in private medical colleges play a pivotal role in shaping the future of aspiring doctors. Under the purview of Dr YSRUHS, the counseling process orchestrates the allocation of seats in private medical colleges, ensuring a fair and transparent mechanism for admissions.
The seat distribution in private medical colleges is a balanced amalgamation of government and management quotas. Out of the total seats available, 50% are reserved for government quota (CQ), while the remaining 50% fall under the management quota (MQ). However, the management quota is further subdivided into MQ1 and MQ2. MQ1 encompasses management seats with a fee structure set at 13.20lakhs per year for the duration of the course (4.5 years). On the other hand, MQ2 comprises NRI seats, where the fee structure is three times that of MQ1.
A recent development under the new regulations has led to the categorization of management quota (MQ1) seats into MQB1 and MQB2. This distinction is pivotal in ensuring equitable access to medical education opportunities.
Under MQB1, a fraction of seats, denoted as “Cat-B1” (15% of 35%), is open to candidates from across the country. This provision allows aspiring doctors from various states to compete for these coveted seats, fostering diversity and enriching the learning environment.
Conversely, “Cat-B2” seats (85% of 35%) are reserved exclusively for local candidates from Andhra Pradesh State. This strategic allocation aligns with the state’s commitment to prioritizing the educational needs of its residents, in accordance with the guidelines set by the National Medical Commission, Dental Council of India, and Dr. YSRUHS regulations.
“In Andhra Pradesh counseling for minority colleges, including Muslim minority institutions, Category B seats are not divided into Cat B1 and B2. Any state Muslim candidate with valid certification from an authorized agency is eligible to participate.”
Government quota (CQ)
Management quota (MQ1)B1
Management quota (MQ1)B2
Management quota (MQ2)NRI
Private Medical College
50%
15% OF 35%
85% OF 35%
15%
Government quota (CQ)
Management quota (MQ1)
Management quota (MQ2)(NRI)
Private Minority Medical College
50%
35%
15%
“CAT B1 (NL) & CAT B (Muslim Minority) 2023 Cutoff in Andhra Pradesh”
College Names
FEES STRUCTURE
ROUND 1
2nd Round
Mop-up Round
RANK
SCORE
RANK
SCORE
RANK
SCORE
Alluri Seetharama Raju Academy of Medical Sciences,Eluru
13,20,000/-
97997
511
126003
494
126658
483
Apollo Inst of Med Science And Res Chittoor
13,20,000/-
98163
511
113808
495
128542
481
Dr. PSI, Ganavaram
13,20,000/-
88783
521
105472
503
117513
491
Gayatri Vidya Parishad Inst of Health Care, Visakhapatnam
13,20,000/-
134028
476
149505
462
158270
454
GEMS Medical College,Ragolu, Srikakulam
13,20,000/-
119733
489
131451
478
161242
452
GSL Medical College,Rajamahendravaram
13,20,000/-
101332
508
117213
491
85723
524
Katuri Medical College, Guntur
13,20,000/-
110602
498
127682
482
141930
468
KIMS, Amalapuram
13,20,000/-
120215
489
154347
458
169751
445
MIMS,Vizianagaram
13,20,000/-
133909
476
147673
463
158224
454
Narayana Medical College,Nellore
13,20,000/-
87338
523
87338
523
101226
508
NRI Inst. of Medical Sciences, Visakhapatnam
13,20,000/-
103591
505
120812
488
138065
472
NRI Medical College,Chinnakakani,Guntur Dist.
13,20,000/-
70072
543
70072
543
94282
515
PES Medical College,Kuppam
13,20,000/-
113808
495
123606
485
131395
478
Santhiram Medical College,NH-8, Nandyal
13,20,000/-
132483
477
156465
456
155673
456
Sri Balaji Medical College, Hospital and Research Inst.., Chittoor
13,20,000/-
127682
482
165901
448
175101
440
VMC,Kurnool
13,20,000/-
126003
483
166344
447
176525
439
Fathima Inst. of Medical Sciences(MM)
13,20,000/-
350665
332
412313
303
453540
286
Nimra Institute of Medical Sciences (MM)
13,20,000/-
292592
362
320449
347
408222
305
NOTE : ELIGIBILITY TO “CATEGORY–B” AND CATEGORY- C(NRI) SEATS IN UN-AIDED PRIVATE MINORITY MEDICAL COLLEGES : Management Quota “Category-B” & “Category-C (NRI)” seats in Minority Medical Colleges and Minority Dental Colleges will be allotted to Muslim Minority Candidates only. If Muslim Minority Candidates are not available, the seats will be allotted to Non-Muslim Minority Candidates in the Mop- up Phase of Counselling. Muslim Minority Candidates are also eligible for Management Quota seats in other Medical Colleges
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has announced the release of the final answer keys for the Military Nursing Service selection of the Short Service Commission (SSC) Exam 2023-24. Conducted under the auspices of the Director General of Armed Forces Medical Services (DGAFMS), the exam took place on January 14 across 90 cities, accommodating a total of 28,220 candidates.
MNS: Selection for SSC 2023-24 – Final Answer Keys on which the result compiled – click here
The provisional answer keys were initially released on January 17, allowing candidates to raise objections until January 19 by paying a fee of Rs. 200 per challenged question. Following a meticulous review by subject matter experts, the final answer keys have now been uploaded on the official website.
The release of the final answer keys marks a crucial step in the assessment process, as the results will be prepared and declared based on these revised keys. Candidates eagerly awaiting their results are advised to regularly check the official website for the latest updates regarding the release date.
While the exact release date for the NTA SSC Military Nursing Service 2024 results has not been announced yet, it is anticipated that the results will be made available soon on the official website. Candidates are encouraged to stay updated and vigilant for any announcements regarding the result publication.
In an era marked by escalating demands on the healthcare sector, the pursuit of a nursing degree has emerged as a beacon of promise for aspiring professionals seeking fulfilling careers and ample opportunities for personal and professional growth. Across the globe, nursing colleges are experiencing a notable surge in applications, reflective of the growing recognition of nursing as a highly sought-after field for those impassioned by the prospect of making tangible contributions to healthcare.
The exponential rise in healthcare demands, coupled with an aging population and advancements in medical technology, has underscored the indispensable role of nurses in the modern healthcare landscape. Consequently, nursing colleges are witnessing unprecedented levels of interest from individuals keen on embarking on a career path that promises both intrinsic rewards and ample career advancement opportunities.
The allure of nursing lies not only in its potential for professional fulfillment but also in the diverse array of job prospects it offers. From traditional hospital settings to community healthcare centers, nursing professionals are in high demand across various sectors, ensuring a breadth of opportunities for those entering the field. Moreover, the global nature of healthcare means that nursing qualifications are highly transferable, providing graduates with the flexibility to pursue their careers both domestically and internationally.
In response to this burgeoning demand, nursing colleges are adapting their programs to cater to the evolving needs of the healthcare industry. With a focus on equipping students with not only clinical skills but also critical thinking abilities, cultural competence, and leadership qualities, these institutions are preparing graduates to excel in an increasingly complex and dynamic healthcare environment.
Furthermore, nursing colleges are forging partnerships with healthcare organizations to provide students with invaluable hands-on experience through internships, clinical placements, and research opportunities. By integrating theoretical learning with practical application, these collaborations ensure that graduates are well-prepared to meet the challenges of real-world healthcare delivery.
As the world continues to grapple with the ongoing healthcare crisis and the need for skilled healthcare professionals intensifies, the appeal of nursing as a career choice shows no signs of waning. For individuals with a passion for making a meaningful difference in the lives of others, pursuing a nursing degree represents not only a pathway to personal fulfillment but also a vital contribution to the collective well-being of society.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) is gearing up to unveil the results of the JEE Main 2024 Paper 2A (B.Arch.) and 2B (B.Planning) exams shortly, with the announcement expected to be made on the official website jeemain.nta.ac.in. Once released, candidates will be able to access their NTA JEE Scores by logging into the website using their application number and date of birth.
In an official notice shared during the release of Paper 1 results, the NTA stated, “The NTA Scores for Paper 2A (B.Arch.) and 2B (B.Planning) for the JEE (Main) – 2024 Session 1 will be issued in the next few days.” It is reminiscent of last year’s schedule when Session 1 Paper 2 exam results were declared on February 28.
The NTA JEE Main 2024 paper 2 exam took place on January 24, 2024, in a single shift from 3 pm to 6 pm. According to official figures released by the NTA, a total of 74,002 candidates registered for the JEE Main 2024 paper 2 exams for session 1, out of which 55,493 candidates appeared. The overall attendance rate stood at 75 percent.
As anticipation builds among aspirants, the forthcoming release of results marks a crucial milestone in their academic journey. With the scores poised for imminent publication, candidates are advised to stay updated and prepare to check their results promptly on the official NTA website.
For further updates and detailed information regarding the NTA JEE Main 2024 Paper 2A (B.Arch.) and 2B (B.Planning) results, candidates are encouraged to regularly visit the official website and stay connected with relevant announcements from the National Testing Agency.
JEE Main Session 2 registration and applications will be available until March 2, 2024. Those yet to submit the applications can visit the website and complete the session 2 registration and application process.
JEE Main Session 1 Paper 2 results: How to check
Go to the official site of NTA JEE – jeemain.nta.nic.in
Go to the activated link “Answer Key of JEE (Main) Session-1 2024 Paper 2′
Enter your application number and date of birth
Click on Submit
JEE Main 2024 session 1 Paper 2 results will appear on the screen
Save and download for future reference.
According to the information bulletin of JEE Main 2024, the NTA mentioned that “a copy of the Final Scorecard of JEE (Main) 2024 will be dispatched to the candidates’ registered email addresses.”
