09/06/2017
We would like to inform you all that we have found out a student Aaksh matwa(prince Chaudhary) and Mukesh person
Ism 3rd student making false accusations against our official coordinators of India Shreet Career Guidance Pvt Ltd accusing them to be our false representatives.
We would like to say that we are sad to see such conduct from a student on mere encouragement of competitors. We completely negate suchbstatements and reassert that Shreer Career Guidance is our official coordinators...
Don't believe in such accusations
For better knowledge you are most welcome to contact the embassy or the college directly.
Thank you for your support.
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Shreet Career Guidance Pvt. Ltd
07/02/2017
What’s new in NEET 2017
*Absolutely latest news is that for the 3 attempt limit, now NEET 2017 will be counted as first attempt.
*First of all candidates may please note that Aadhaar number is necessary for NEET 2017 Application Form. This is applicable for all Indian citizens. NRIs can use Passport Number.
*NEET 2017 Application Form is available from 31 January 2017 to 1March 2017.
*Age limit. NEET 2017 Age Limit is set at 17 years at the time of admission or candidate should have completed that age by 31 December 2017. Also the upper age limit is being made applicable which is 25 years as on the date of examination. For candidates who belong to SC / ST / OBC category they will get a relaxation of 5 years.
*Syllabus for National Eligibility Entrance Test 2017 is as per new NEET exam syllabus which CBSE has published.
*Languages in which NEET UG 2017 questions papers will be printed are Hindi, English, Gujarati, Marathi, Oriya, Bengali, Assamese, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada.
06/02/2017
NEET 2017 to be counted as first attempt, says MCI; Health Ministry directs CBSE to notify accordingly
The MCI has scrapped the NEET 2017 criteria that limited the number of attempts for the national level entrance exam. Instead, Medical Council of India has clarified that the cap of three attempts would continue but the attempt will be counted from 2017 on wards.
Thus, for all MBBS/BDS aspirants, NEET 2017 will be now counted as their first attempt irrespective of any number of attempts previously taken by them in NEET or AIPMT.
The attempts made by candidates for AIPMT/NEET prior to 2017 should not be counted. Thus, appearance in NEET 2017 shall be counted as the first attempt for all candidates, irrespective of all previous attempts,” reads a letter issued by the Ministry to CBSE which conducts the exam.
Source: CAREER 360
Date: February 06 2017
Published in Public Interest by CAREER CONVEY, India
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