How may I take admission in AFMC for BMRIT course? Is NEET score important for it or can I take admission through CUET also?
Asked about Armed Forces Medical College - Bachelor of Radiographic Technician (BMRIT)
My class 12th score is 84%, CUET score is 517 and NEET marks are 300.
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1 Answer
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Yes, you need to qualify for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) to get admission to the Bachelor of Radiographic Technician (BMRIT) course at Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC).
Selection criteria
NEET: Candidates must score well in the NEET exam.
AFMC Screening Process: This includes a written test, interview, and medical examination.
Academic Criteria: Candidates must meet the academic criteria for the course. For example, for the MBBS course, candidates need to have at least 60% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English in class 12.
Application process
Apply for the NEET exam. 
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