The registration period for applicants who are Overseas Citizens of India (OCI), Persons of Indian Origin (PIO), and foreign nationals for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Advanced 2023 has started. Candidates can register until May 7, 2023, and the application price can be paid until May 8, 2023. For candidates who intend to apply for JEE Advanced 2023 who are OCI, PIO, or foreign nationals, this article contains all the information they need.

Who Is Eligible to Apply for JEE Advanced 2023?

Candidates who have qualified for JEE Main 2023 as well as OCI, PIO, and foreign nationals who meet the requirements may apply for JEE Advanced 2023. Candidates who are OCI and PIO may apply for JEE Advanced 2023 without taking the JEE Main 2023 exam.

JEE Advanced 2023 Registration Dates

The dates for online registration process for OCI, PIO, and foreign candidates is as follows

• Starts on April 24, 2023
• End on May 7, 2023. 
• The online registration process for JEE Main qualified candidates will begin on April 30 2023 till May 7, 2023. 
• The last date to pay the application fee is May 8, 2023.

JEE Advanced Registration Fee for 2023

the registration fees for JEE Advanced 2023 is: 

JEE Advanced 2023: OCI and PIO Candidate Requirements

During the IIT seat distribution procedure in 2023, OCI and PIO candidates who pass the JEE Advanced will be eligible to compete for the Open category seats in the General (GEN) and GEN-Person with Disability (GEN-PwD) categories. The open female supernumerary seats in the GEN and GEN-PwD categories will also be given consideration to female OCI and PIO candidates.

How can I apply for the 2023 JEE Advanced?

The procedures listed below must be followed by OCI, PIO, and foreign nationals who want to apply for JEE Advanced 2023:

• visit jeeadv.nic.in, the official website.
• Click the link  “JEE Advanced 2023 Registration” 
• Add necessary information, such as your name, address, and phone number.
• Upload the required paperwork, along with your picture and signature.
• Pay the registration fee with one of the offered methods of payment.
• Send in the application

Important Documents for Registration for JEE Advanced 2023

Before beginning the registration process, OCI, PIO, and foreign applicants must be prepared with the necessary documents:

• JEE Main Admit Card 2023
• X and XII classes Marking Paper
• (If applicable) Birth Certificate or Passport Category Certificate
• Photograph the size of a passport Signature

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) will soon commence the counselling process for NEET PG 2023 in Delhi. Interested candidates must register online via the MCC website www.mcc.nic.in. Any registration submitted through a different mode will not be accepted. The counselling process comprises various stages such as online registration, fee payment, choice filling, seat allotment, and reporting of allotted seats.

MCC conducts counseling for the following –

1. 50% seats of All India Quota 
2. 100% seats of Deemed/Central Universities 
3. 100% all India open DNB seats 

The NEET-PG serves as the sole entrance examination for admission to various MD/MS and PG Diploma Courses, as per Section 61(2) of the National Medical Commission Act, 2019, and 10(D) of the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956. The counselling process for the 2023-24 academic year will encompass AIQ 50% quota seats for all States/Union territories, State quota seats for all States/Union territories, as well as private medical colleges, institutions & universities/deemed universities, Armed Forces Medical Services, and Post MBBS DNB Courses, Direct 6 years DNB Courses, and Post MBBS NBEMS Diploma Courses.

All India Quota Counselling 

The AIQ counselling typically comprises four rounds, namely Round 1, Round 2, AIQ Mop-up Rounds, and AIQ Stray Vacancy Round. Those candidates who have cleared the NEET PG examination conducted by the National Board of Examination (NBE) and secured a rank in the All India Quota will be eligible to participate in the counselling process.

Counselling for Deemed University – 

The counselling process usually consists of four rounds: Round 1 and Round 2 with AIQ, Mop-Up Round, and Stray Vacancy Round. MCC conducts three of the four rounds online, namely Round 1, Round 2, and Mop-Up Round. The Stray Vacancy Round is conducted by the respective Deemed Universities. For the Stray Vacancy round, a list of students in order of merit, ten times the number of vacant seats, is sent to the Deemed Universities.

Counselling for Armed Forces Medical Services – 

To participate in AFMS counselling, candidates must register on the MCC website (www.mcc.nic.in) and select AFMS seats. The MCC’s role is limited to the registration of interested candidates, as the list of registered candidates is forwarded to AFMS Authorities for counselling in accordance with their rules and regulations.

Counselling for Central University/Institute – 

The MCC usually conducts four rounds of counselling, namely Round 1, Round 2, Mop-Up Round, and Stray Vacancy Round. Candidates who have qualified for All India Quota seats based on their rank in the NEET PG examination conducted by NBE are eligible to participate in the counselling process for the 50% AIQ seats of Central University.

Delhi University Seats – 

50% of seats in the All India Quota are contributed by Delhi University. As for the remaining 50% of seats, candidates who have completed their MBBS from DU are eligible for a 50% Internal Quota at Delhi University.

Aligarh Muslim University Seats – 

Half of the seats in the All India Quota are contributed by AMU. The other half of the seats are reserved for candidates who have completed their MBBS from AMU, which are known as internal seats, and amount to 50% of the total seats available in AMU.

Banaras Hindu University Seats- 

Half of the seats in the All India Quota are provided by BHU. The other 50% of seats are reserved for candidates who have completed their MBBS/BDS from BHU, and who are eligible for 50% of internal seats in BHU.

Counselling for Diplomate of National Board (DNB) – 

The Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) is responsible for conducting counselling for DNB courses, which includes domicile-free and All India-in-character seats. However, MCC does not conduct counselling for In-service seats of DNB. The counselling process for DNB courses usually consists of four rounds, namely Round 1, Round 2 in AIQ, MopUp Round, and Stray Vacancy Round, all conducted by MCC. Candidates who have qualified for NEET PG conducted by NBE are eligible to participate in the counseling process.

Seat Allocation for NEET PG 2023 – 

The allotment of seats for NEET PG 2023 will depend on several factors, including NEET PG rank, selected colleges and courses, available seats, reservation policies, and other considerations. Once these factors are taken into account, the MCC website will announce the provisional results of Round 1 after the seat allotment process.

The Supreme Court has rejected a petition by the Bihar State Branch of the Indian Medical Association, which challenged the minimum percentile criteria in the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) for admission to postgraduate medical courses. The Delhi High Court bench had previously upheld the regulation that requires a minimum of 50th percentile marks to clear the NEET-PG entrance exam and be eligible for PG medical course admission.

On March 27, the bench comprising Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, Justice JB Pardiwala, and Justice PS Narsimha declined to consider the plea and dismissed the Special Leave Petition under Article 136 of the Constitution. The Indian Medical Association Bihar branch had filed the petition, challenging the minimum percentile requirement for NEET PG admissions, which had been upheld by the Delhi High Court. The order stated, “We are not inclined to entertain the Special Leave Petition… The Special Leave Petition is accordingly dismissed.”

It had earlier been reported that three doctors had filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) before the Delhi HC seeking admission into postgraduate courses. They had challenged the Postgraduate Medical Education (Amendment) Regulations, 2018 (as amended on 05.04.2018) and its requirement for minimum marks of 50th percentile as a mandatory requirement for the general category and 40th percentile for the reserved category for admission to postgraduate courses. They had claimed that the requirement was arbitrary, unjustified and contrary to Article 14, Article 19 (1) (g) and Article 21 of the Constitution of India. 

The petitioners contended that the percentile system prescribed under Regulation 9(3) of the amended Regulation was flawed. They argued that this system had resulted in a large number of seats remaining vacant despite the availability of competent and willing candidates.

During the case’s consideration, the Delhi High Court bench had expressed the view that the National Medical Commission (NMC), formerly known as the Medical Council of India (MCI), has the power to ensure that the standards of medical education in India are of the highest level.

Last year, the Chief Justice Satish Chandra Sharma and Justice Subramonium Prasad-led bench of the High Court dismissed the PIL and remarked that the lowering of medical education standards could have disastrous consequences on society. They also noted that the practice of medicine involves matters of life and death, and it would be unacceptable for the court to interfere with the standards that the governing authority had set diligently and with due consideration.

The High Court bench, led by Chief Justice Satish Chandra Sharma and Justice Subramonium Prasad, had stated last year that it was not within their power to order the authorities to fill seats in medical colleges, particularly if the applicants had not met the minimum percentile requirements. They further emphasized that quality in medical education was critical, given the potential risks to human life, and thus, there could be no compromise on this issue. The Indian Medical Association Bihar branch challenged this order in the Supreme Court, but the top court has declined to consider the plea.

New Delhi In considering the fact that more than 900 super-speciality seats remain vacant even after the NEET SS Mop-up round, doctors working under the alliance of the Federation of Resident Doctors’ Association (FORDA) recently urged the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) to hold another mop-up round to fill the open positions.

FORDA noted in a letter to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) that NEET SS seats are a national asset and should not be left empty. The group then requested the DGHS carry out a second mop-up round “in the wider interest of students and citizens who stand to benefit much from having more super-speciality doctors in the country.”

According to Dr. Sarvesh Pandey, General Secretary of FORDA, some students contacted the Supreme Court and requested permission to vacate seats. Other students have now submitted identical petitions after the Supreme Court granted their requests, and some other students have also requested the same from the court.

Those seats should be included in the mop-up round as well, according to the Supreme Court. In India, there is one super-speciality doctor for every 4000 patients. So, we want these seats to be occupied and not be later added.

Dr. Pandey provided additional information about the 900 seats that are currently unfilled, stating that the majority of them are held by private institutions, but some are also held by the government.

Given that more than 1,000 seats were vacant, FORDA has encouraged the authorities to perform a mop-up round. Prior to this, Medical Dialogues claimed that the organisation had made reference to the fact that more than 1000 super speciality seats remained vacant even after Rounds 1 and 2 of NEET SS 2022 Counselling were over.

In this regard, FORDA has written to the DGHS, operating under the Union Health Ministry, and pointed out that the wastage of seats is a “major academic and healthcare loss.”

In a recent letter, the association made reference to this by writing, “As you are aware, the NEET exam was given last year, and two counselling rounds were held to fill up the available seats. And even after these two rounds, almost 1500 seats were still unfilled.

“In this regard, we had previously contacted your reputable office and the Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) to ask them to carry out a mop-up round to fill these open seats. “Then, a notification to hold a mop-up round was released in February, and the qualification cut-off was also lowered,” said the letter in more detail.

 The group drew attention to the fact that in February, a bench of the Supreme Court had permitted a few candidates who had been given seats in the first two rounds to renounce those seats and withdraw from the counselling process. As a result, the authorities announced that they will also include those seats in the mop-up round on February 14, 2023.

“Despite these efforts, there are still about 500+, or about 900 according to our data, open seats. In addition, many students have filed lead petitions in the hopes of receiving similar relief “FORDA cited in the DGHS’s most recent letter (“FORDA”).

FORDA requested the DGHS take notice of the situation and find a cooperative solution, reiterating that NEET SS seats are a national asset and should not be vacant.

The association has recommended that another mop-up round be taken into consideration for the greater good of the students and citizenry, who stand to gain much from having more super-speciality doctors in the nation.

“Furthermore, we humbly urge that the seats that were allocated to candidates but were not filled by them be included in this mop-up round to increase the pool of available seats in an effort to reduce seat waste. If they decide not to continue with it, your esteemed office may start a procedure to allow them to resign their seat,” the letter went on to say.

NEET 2023 Registrations Open

The National Testing Agency (NTA) in India administers the NEET UG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test-Undergraduate), a national-level medical entrance examination. On the official website, https://neet.nta.nic.in/, applicants can start their NEET 2023 registration online.

Candidates can register for the NEET 2023 by going to the NTA’s official website, filling out the necessary information, uploading a photo of themselves and their signature, and paying the registration fee.

For admission to UG medical programmes in all medical institutions, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued an online call for entries as the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test NEET 2023 registration.

Those who are willing and qualified can sign up online as of right now. On April 6, 2023, registration will be accepted until 9 p.m. Up until 11:50 p.m. on the final day for filing an application, the entrance fee can be paid. The applicant is responsible for covering all fees and charges and Goods and Services Tax (GST), if necessary.

The candidates can check below the NEET 2023 Exam Important Dates. –

Fee For NEET 2023 Application

Enrollment for NEET (UG) – 2023: Where you can Register

Applicants may only use the “Online” mode to enrol for NEET (UG)-2023 at https://neet.nta.nic.in/. You can register your online form by visiting https://neet.nta.nic.in/, which is the NTA portal. It should be remembered that the registration form cannot be filed in any other way. N All correspondence and information will be sent by the NTA via email to the registered email address or SMS to the registered mobile number only, so applicants must make sure that the contact details provided in the online application form belong to them or their parents or guardians.

All registrants must upload address verification (both their current and permanent locations) while initiating the NEET (UG) 2023 online application.AADHAAR cards, domicile certificates, passports, voter identification cards, etc. are examples of address evidence. If necessary, combine the two documents into one PDF file before uploading it. The same document will be sufficient if the current and permanent addresses match.

Check the NEET-UG 2023 application notification by clicking here.

Download NEET-UG 2023 Information Bulletin

Steps to Follow for NEET-2023 Registration?

1: Go to the NTA NEET UG official website (https://neet.nta.nic.in/).

2: On the homepage, click the “Apply Online” button.

3: After carefully reading the instructions, press the “Proceed to Apply Online for NEET (UG)       2023” button.

4: Complete the NEET UG 2023 application form with the necessary information, including personal and academic data, contact information, and other necessary information.

5: Submit scanned copies of your photo and signature in the format required.

6: Carefully read the application form to ensure that all the information is accurate.

7: Make an online payment for the application fee using a debit card, credit card, net banking, UPI, or PayTM.

8: Download the file upon successful payment.

Direct link to apply online for NEET-UG 2023

Do you need clarification about the career options after qualifying NEET? Don’t worry, you are not alone. With the growing number of medical aspirants in India, the competition to secure a seat in the country’s premier medical universities is also increasing. But a NEET qualification does not necessarily mean you must go for a medical course. You can pursue a variety of other courses too. In this article, we will talk about the different career options available to those who have cleared NEET and how they can make the most of their qualifications. So, let’s get started

After qualifying for NEET 2023, candidates can pursue a variety of medical courses as their Career options after qualifying NEET, such as the 

• Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), 
• Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS),
• Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), 
• Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine & Surgery (BHMS)
• Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS)
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy(BPT)
• Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery(BSMS)
• Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOT),
• B.Sc. Nursing, 
• B.Sc. in Dialysis Therapy
• B.Sc. Medical Lab Technology, and
• B.Sc. in Optometry
• Nutritionist
• Clinical Researcher/ Life Science Researcher

Moving further, let’s discuss the above courses in detail the Career options after qualifying NEET

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

The medical professional degree known as MBBS, or Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, allows learners to pursue a profession in the healthcare industry  as a Career options after qualifying NEET. The MBBS program is regarded as the pinnacle of medical training, and the curriculum includes anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, biochemistry, and pathology. They need to take both lectures and practical lessons during the course, and they must pass a number of exams in order to advance to the following year. After earning their degree, students might choose to become physicians who specialise or pursue a speciality in a particular area of medicine. They might choose to become physicians who specialise or pursue a speciality in a particular field of medicine after earning their degree.

An applicant must have cleared the Class 12 exams in English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology with at least 50% of the possible points. The criteria include passing the NEET examinations in addition to grade 12. 

The five-year MBBS programme includes the following fundamental courses: biochemistry, physiology, human anatomy, microbiology, pathology, and pharmacology. Learners throughout this degree receive five years of intensive hands-on instruction, allowing them to interact with patients directly and deepen their knowledge about multiple diseases.

The program is meant to teach common practices for clinical management, history gathering, multiple diagnostics, and general care. Together with receiving clinical care and a one-year internship, one also becomes familiar with the staff, ward management, and counselling sessions.

Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

A 4-year undergraduate programme called Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) seeks to provide learners with a working knowledge of oral science as well as the abilities they will need to become successful practitioners. Dental anatomy, pathology, pharmacology, histology, prosthodontics, periodontics, and orthodontics are just a few of the disciplines that are covered by the curriculum. In addition, they will master oral technology, healthcare, and orthodontic research. After completing the training, learners will be qualified to practise dentistry in India and enrol in a degree course at the graduate level. Learners must have finished their 10+2 education and chosen Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as their elective subjects in order to qualify for the BDS programme.

Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)

The 5-and-a-half-year undergrad Bachelor of Ayurvedic medicine and Surgery (BAMS) syllabus aims to give pupils a complete overview of the Ayurvedic medical field. The program’s curriculum covers a variety of disciplines, including anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, clinical medicine, and surgery. Pupils will also be educated about the foundations of Ayurvedic medicine and its medicinal uses. Those who successfully finish the training will be competent to enter Ayurvedic medicine and pursue higher education in Ayurvedic courses. Pupils must have finished their 10+2 level schooling having Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Sanskrit(additional) as part of the curriculum in order to be eligible for a BAMS study.

Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine & Surgery (BHMS)

A 5-and-a-half-year bachelor’s degree programme called the Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine & Surgery (BHMS) seeks to provide learners with a thorough understanding of homoeopathy as well as the abilities they’ll need to be effective practitioners. Homoeopathic concepts, pharmacy, pathology, materia medica, and clinical medicine are only a handful of the topics that comprise the curriculum. Pupils will also be trained in the foundations of homoeopathy and its therapeutic uses. Those who successfully finish the course will be fit to practice homoeopathy in India and enrol in homeopathy-related further courses. Students must have finished their 10+2 level schooling with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as their optional subjects in order to be considered for a BHMS programme.

Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS)

A 5-and-a-half year bachelor’s degree programme called the Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS) is intended to give learners a clear knowledge of the unani medical system. Anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, clinical medicine, and surgery are just a few of the areas that are taught in the curriculum. They will additionally gain knowledge about the foundations of unani and its therapeutic uses. Following successful completion of the course, learners will be qualified to practise Unani medicine and enrol in advanced Unani courses. Learners must really have completed the 10+2 level of schooling with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Arabic among their optional subjects in order to be considered for a BUMS programme.

Bachelor of Physiotherapy(BPT)

A 4-year undergraduate degree programme called the Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) seeks to offer undergraduates broad knowledge concerning the area of physical therapy in addition to the abilities they’ll need to succeed there. The program’s curriculum includes an array of disciplines, covering anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, physical rehabilitation, and clinical medicine. The principles of physiotherapy and its therapies will additionally be covered with the learners. Those who pass the curriculum will be qualified to practise physical therapy in India and enrol in graduate-level programmes in the discipline. Learners must have finished their 10+2 schooling with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as their study programs in order to qualify for the BPT programme.

Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery(BSMS)

BSMS is a 5.5-year degree program offered by universities in India. The program covers theoretical and practical aspects of Siddha medicine and surgery, including the principles of Siddha medicine, disease management, diagnosis, and therapies. Students also learn pharmacology, drug formulation, and medical jurisprudence.  The first three and a half years of the course cover the basic knowledge and fundamentals of Siddha medicine, while the remaining two years are devoted to practical training.  Graduates can pursue postgraduate studies in Siddha medicine and surgery.

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOT)

The 4 year UG degree known as the Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOT) is dedicated to learning about the field of occupational therapy. With the aid of meaningful activities, or “occupations,” individuals who have physical, mental, or learning disorders can improve their general health and well-being. Occupational therapy is a therapeutic intervention.

The BOT programme involves classroom lectures, laboratory work, and clinical internships in addition to theoretical and practical instruction.

Anatomy and physiology, kinesiology, psychology, human development, disability studies, assistive technologies, and therapeutic interventions are among the major subjects studied. The ethical, legal, and professional facets of occupational therapy are also topics covered in class.

Graduates of the BOT programme can work as licenced occupational therapists in a range of healthcare facilities, including clinics, hospitals, schools, and private offices. If they want to enhance their careers or specialise in a certain field, they can also undertake PG studies in occupational therapy.

B.Sc. Nursing

B.Sc. Nursing is a four-year UG curriculum that prepares students to work as competent nurses who can offer patients high-quality care. Topics like anatomy, physiology, microbiology, pharmacology, psychology, and community health nursing are included throughout the programme. Clinical internships in hospitals and other healthcare facilities are among both the theoretical and hands-on training components of the course. Graduates have a variety of healthcare settings in which they might work as registered nurses (RNs) after graduation. The programme also places a strong emphasis on developing students’ critical thinking, leadership, and communication skills.

B.Sc. in Dialysis Therapy

The three-year undergraduate curriculum for a B.Sc. in Dialysis Therapy focuses on learning about dialysis and the therapies that are associated with it. The course includes lessons in anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pathology, and pharmacology, among other subjects. Clinical internships in hospitals and other healthcare facilities are among the practical and theoretical training components of the course. Graduates can work in a variety of healthcare settings as dialysis technicians or therapists after graduation. The programme also places a strong emphasis on improving students’ critical thinking, communication, and patient care skills.

B.Sc. Medical Lab Technology

A 3 year UG curriculum with a primary focus on lab medical technology and medicine is known as B.Sc. Medical Lab Technology. The course includes lessons in pathology, microbiology, haematology, immunology, biochemistry, and genetics, among other subjects. In addition to lab work and clinical internships at hospitals and other healthcare organizations, the course offers both theoretical and hands-on instruction. Graduates have a wide range of healthcare settings to pick from when beginning their careers as medical lab technicians after graduation. Also, the training focuses heavily on the enhancement of interpersonal skills, rational reasoning, and focus on detail.

B.Sc. in Optometry

A three-year UG curriculum leading to a B.Sc. in optometry emphasises the study of vision and eye health. Anatomy, physiology, optics, pathology, and pharmacology are some of the subjects covered in the programme. The school offers both theoretical and practical instruction, as well as clinical internships at eye clinics and hospitals. Graduates can pursue a job as an optometrist in a variety of medical settings after graduation. The curriculum places a strong emphasis on the improvement of communication, patient care, and attention-to-detail skills.

Nutritionist

The UG degree in nutrition and dietetics is mandatory for work as a nutritionist.

• Food science
• nutrition therapy
• clinical nutrition
• community nutrition
• food service management 

These are a few topics addressed in the three- to four-year UG curriculum. An apprenticeship in a hospital, clinic, or community health centre is part of the course’s theoretical and practical instruction. Learners have a broad range of medical setups, which include hospitals, health centres, and private practises, which allow them to pursue a nutritionist or dietitian career after graduation. Interaction, critical thinking, and patient care skills are all heavily emphasised in the curriculum.

Clinical Researcher/ Life Science Researcher

You often need to obtain higher education in the form of a degree or certification programme if you want to work as a clinical researcher or life science researcher.

A bachelor’s degree in a related subject, such as biology, biotechnology, biochemistry, or biomedical sciences, is typically the initial step towards a career in clinical research or the life sciences. A bachelor’s degree programme takes 3–4 years to complete.

Course Content: Subjects covered in a course can include developing new drugs, designing clinical trials, analysing data, dealing with ethics and regulations, using statistical techniques, and doing research.

It’s vital to remember that programme and institution-specific course requirements may change. To choose the programme that’s right for you, do some research on various options and talk to admissions advisors. Check out this blog if you have low NEET score. https://bodmaseducation.com/mbbs/

 If you need professional help with choosing the best Career options after qualifying NEET, you can connect with our team. We can tell you about various options in the medical field and relevant colleges where the patient load is good. Where the quality of education is good, what is good for you to choose, and what is your interest. Our team is always there for you to help you succeed