Can I give IAT exam if I only opted PCM subjects?

<p>It seems there might be a slight confusion in your question; the rank you've provided, one Lacs thirty-three thousand three hundred fifteen, is a typical range for NEET UG (Undergraduate) examination, which is for MBBS admissions. PG NEET (NEET PG) is for postgraduate medical courses (MD/MS) after MBBS.</p><p>Assuming this rank is for NEET UG 2024 for MBBS, with an OBC category rank of one Lacs thirty-three thousand three hundred fifteen, securing a seat in a government MBBS college will be extremely challenging. Cut-offs for government MBBS seats for OBC candidates typically range much lower, often within the top thirty thousand to forty thousand ranks, varying by state and college. However, you might explore private medical colleges or deemed universities, where the fee structure is significantly higher, often ranging from eight Lacs rupees to twenty Lacs rupees per annum. These institutions sometimes have lower rank cut-offs.</p>

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<p>Yes, you can definitely give IAT exam (IISER Aplitude Test) if u opted for PCM.No compulsion of opting for 4 subjects.</p>

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<p>Yes it is possible for the students who opted for PCM subjects only to sit for the IAT exam. The IISER aptitude test also known as IAT allows students from both the categories who opted for PCM or PCB subjects in their higher school to sit for the exam and pursue dual degree ahead.</p><p>It implies no compulsion for all the four subjects.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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