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Biology is the most important subject for NEET . It is due to the fact that out of 180 questions, 90 are asked from this subject. Poor performance in it can shatter your dreams of becoming a doctor. A student having good command over Biology can easily qualify in NEET . Though, Chemistry and Physics also play crucial role in determining rank in the Merit List. How to Prepare Biology for NEET ? Let us answer this question.

In NEET , 45 questions are asked in Chemistry which carry 180 marks . Good performance in this subject can actually cement your place in a prestigious Medical College of the country. Undoubtedly, it can be the most scoring subject in Medical Entrance Exams like NEET and AIIMS. In AIIMS , 60 questions are asked from this su bject . Out of 60, 40 questions are of objective type while 20 questions are Assertion-Reason based. With little effort, you can extract maximum marks in Chemistry. How to Prepare Chemistry for NEET? Let us answer this question.

NEET is a common entrance exam through which 15% of MBBS or BDS seats in various Medical/ Dental colleges of India is filled. CBSE conducts this exam every year in the first week of May. In 201 6 , more than 6 Lakh candidates appeared in this exam for approx 3000 MBBS seats in the country. That’s why it is considered one of the toughest exams of India. NEET Question paper consists of 45 question each from Chemistry and Physics and 90 questions of Biology. Let us see, how to prepare Physics for NEET ?

The Supreme Court of India has ordered CBSE to conduct NEET 2016 in two phases for admission into various Medical and Dental Colleges of India. As per the order of the apex court of India, AIPMT 2016 will now be considered as the first phase of NEET which was conducted on 1st May. Central and many state governments had earlier requested the court to postpone NEET for one year. But, the Supreme Court didn’t accept their plea and has ordered to impose NEET for the academic session 2016-17.

Vinoba Bhave University (VBU) has released the programme for BA, BSc and BCom Honours/General and Vocational Courses Part 3 Examination 2016 . The Part 3 Exam will start from 26 April 2016 and will continue till 12 May 2016 . Except first day i.e. on 26 April, all papers will be conducted in the second sitting from 1.00 PM to 4.00 PM. Students can

All India Institute of Medical Sciences ( AIIMS) has released the online application form for the MBBS course on its official website. Candidates can apply for AIIMS 2016 for MBBS course, only through online mode. Online Registration has begun from 15 th February and will continue till 15 th March 2016. AIIMS has come up with some changes in the Application procedure this time. Hence, read the prospectus carefully before applying. Let us see, how to fill Application Form of AIIMS 2016-MBBS?

As you are familiar with, Jharkhand is no more the member of AIPMT. And hence, state conducts its own medical entrance examination for filling 85 percent state quota seats . Currently, there are 350 medical seats in the three government medical colleges of the state. Hence, there is fierce competition for every seat. If you want to grab one of those seats, then your preparation should be better; if not best. How to prepare for Jharkhand Medical Exam?