Is NEET required for MBBS at AIIMS Gorakhpur?

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2 months ago

Yes, qualifying NEET UG exam is mandatory for admission to MBBS program at AIIMS Gorakhpur. Admission is purely merit-based and completely determined by your NEET score, followed by centralised counselling; there are no management quotas or direct admission options.

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2 years ago

Yes. NEET is an important exam for AIIMS Gorakhpur. AIIMS Gorakhpur provides admission to UG and PG courses on the basis of the entrance exams only. It is highly based on NEET UG scores. So the candidate are required  to fulfill both NEET and AIIMS MBBS eligibility criteria to secure a chance in the

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