Is NEET enough for Uttar Pradesh University of Medical Sciences, MBBS admissions?
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No, candidates applying for MBBS course at Uttar Pradesh University of Medical Sciences have to qualify NEET. However, mere qualifying the entrance exam does not guarantee admission. Aspirants also need to fulfil the eligibility requirements. The final merit released by the university is based on NEET rank and Class 12 score of the candidates. Selected aspirants have to further participate in UP NEET Counselling for seat allotment.
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Qualifying the NEET exam is necessary but not solely sufficient for admission to MBBS at UPUMS Candidates must also meet UPUMS academic requirements typically a minimum score in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Selection is based on a merit list considering NEET scores and possibly reservations, Admission depends on rank, seat availability and domicile status. Aiming for a high NEET score is advisable and domicile reservations can affect competition. For precise details consult UPUMS official website or admissions office.
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