NEET 2017 – All You Want to Know About

NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) conducted for admission to courses MBBS/BDS course. The Supreme Court of India has finally approved to shortlist candidates for medical courses through NEET; this judgment was passed on 19^th April 2016. Now, who wish to take up admission in courses offered can apply to NEET by seeking their eligibility criteria from the information bulletin or form from the website.

Last year, the CBSE board revived the AIPMT as the Supreme Court has ordered it to scrap NEET. The syllabus for NEET 2017 will remain same as the other medical exams, and as specified by the Medical Council of India. Hence, you can opt for the online NEET coaching program that covers the syllabus of former AIPMT as well.

Although the MCI and IMA have praised this decision, certain states in India still have not accepted this change such as the Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra, there are a lot of differences in their Central and State Boards’ syllabus. In the opposition of the decision of the Supreme Court, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa said, “this decision would adversely affect the future of students in the state who wish to take admission to reputed medical colleges in India. Students from Tamil Nadu are given admission to the MBBS courses on the basis of class XII result.”

The state of Maharashtra has also reacted adversely to the court decision and has requested IMC to give admission to students based on the marks of MH-CET, not on the basis of NEET exam. But, it’s also true whether you’re preparing for NEET, AIPMT or MH-CET, you have to practice a lot, for that you can take help from the offered test series based on the latest pattern of the medical exams provided by the online coaching institute that offer comprehensive study solutions for the AIPMT or NEET-based tests for students. If you’re looking for more information on the NEET 2017, you can learn from here.