Showing posts with label National Eligibility cum Entrance Test. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Eligibility cum Entrance Test. Show all posts

Thursday, 25 July 2013

Meeting in Mumbai to bring back NEET,SUPREME COURT,SUPREME COURT DECISION,NATIONAL ELIGIBILITY CUM ENTRANCE TEST,FORUM AGAINST COMMERCIALISATION OF EDUCATION,MEDICAL COUNCIL OF INDIA

Meeting in Mumbai to bring back NEET,SUPREME COURT,SUPREME COURT DECISION,NATIONAL ELIGIBILITY CUM ENTRANCE TEST,FORUM AGAINST COMMERCIALISATION OF EDUCATION,MEDICAL COUNCIL OF INDIA
Opposing the Supreme Court’s decision to quash the National Eligibility cum Entrance test (NEET), the common entrance exam for admission to MBBS and BDS(Medical degree) courses, the Forum against Commercialisation of Education (FACE), a Nasik based NGO, will hold a meeting today for the affected students and parents to understand the decision fully and protest against it.
“We have organised this meeting to make parents understand the ill effects of this decision and how it will give private colleges a free hand to extort money again,” said Hema Shirke, Secretary, FACE.

Thursday, 4 July 2013

300 medical seats in Tamil Nadu for students from other states,National Eligibility cum Entrance Test,medical seats,ISC student,CBSE student,All India Pre-Medical Test

300 medical seats in Tamil Nadu for students from other states,National Eligibility cum Entrance Test,medical seats,ISC student,CBSE student,All India Pre-Medical Test

mediCHENNAI: Students from outside Tamil Nadu who want to pursue MBBS or BDS here will have more than 300 seats at their disposal. While private and deemed universities have shunned the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) exam, the sate government will use these results for admissions to those applying through the all-India quota. “We will get the announcements from the centre in a day or two,” said a health department official. “For students from Tamil Nadu, the usual regulations will remain.”






300 medical seats in Tamil Nadu for students from other states,National Eligibility cum Entrance Test,medical seats,ISC student,CBSE student,All India Pre-Medical Test

300 medical seats in Tamil Nadu for students from other states,National Eligibility cum Entrance Test,medical seats,ISC student,CBSE student,All India Pre-Medical Test
mediCHENNAI: Students from outside Tamil Nadu who want to pursue MBBS or BDS here will have more than 300 seats at their disposal. While private and deemed universities have shunned the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) exam, the sate government will use these results for admissions to those applying through the all-India quota. “We will get the announcements from the centre in a day or two,” said a health department official. “For students from Tamil Nadu, the usual regulations will remain.”