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NEET Counselling procedure for Deemed University:
The counseling for Deemed Universities will be conducted in 3 rounds.
1- Students seeking admission to MBBS courses in the Deemed universities will be required to register themselves and pay the registration fee for the same on the MCC web portal in order to participate in the counseling process.
2- After registering, students are required to give their preference of course and institute in which they wish to get admission.
3- The process of seat allotment for each round will be done based on the choices filled, scores, NEET reservation criteria, seats available, and other aspects of admission to Deemed University will be granted.
4- Those who have been allotted a seat will be required to report at the said institute along with the relevant documents. Applicants will have the free entry/exit option available too.
5- The authority will then publish a list of vacant seats for the next round of Deemed NEET counseling.
6- Eligible candidates will thus register and enter fresh choices and submit them for the second round of counseling (not required by already registered candidates).
7- The process of seat allotment will begin after which results will be published the same as round one.
8- A mop-up round is also organized by the authority in case there are seats left vacant after the conclusion of rounds 1 and round 2.

MCC will conduct NEET-UG 2022 counseling for AIQ (All India Quota) in 4-rounds, including a mop-up round and a stray-vacancy round. Following the completion of the second round, the vacant seats will be filled in a mop-up round and a stray vacancy round by the MCC. Steps to be taken include:
1- Complete the MCC NEET registration process, and pay Fees.
2- NEET-UG 2022 counseling choice filling and locking.
3- Round-1 seat allocation and announcement of results.
4- Reporting to the designated College.
5- Round-2 net vacant seats are published.
6- NEET-UG counseling round-2 registration is not necessary for already registered candidates and fresh choice filling for round 2
7- Round 2 of seat allocation
8- Reporting to colleges or institutions in preparation for round 2. On the basis of NEET-UG 2022 results, admissions to MBBS/BDS courses under AIQ-deemed universities, and ESIC/AFMS colleges in the country are decided by the MCC NEET 22 counseling process. The exam qualification is a requirement for admission to these courses like MBBS/BDS. There are two types of NTA NEET-UG counseling.
1- MCC counseling process for all India quota (AQI) seats.
2- State Quota seats for NEET UG counseling. For Registration:
1- Go to the official website of MCC.
2- Click on the UG counseling tab.
3- The link for registration will be displayed. Click on it.
4- Enter the required information and register.
5- login and fill in the application form.
6- Upload all documents, pay the registration fee, and submit.
7- Take a printout of the application form. I hope this will help you.

Yes, it has been started
For Round 1,
1- Registration/ Payment: October 11 to October 17 (up to 11 AM)
2- Choice filling/ Locking: October 15 to October 18 (up to 11:50 PM) and Choice-locking from 3 PM to 11:55 PM on October 18.
3- Verification: October 17 to October 18
4- Seat allotment: October 19 to October 20
5- Provisional result: October 20
6- Final result: October 21
7- Reporting to the allotted institute: October 22 to October 28
For Round 2,
1- Registration/ Payment: November 2 to November 7
2- Choice filling/ Locking: November 3 to November 8 and Choice-locking from 3 PM to 11:55 PM on November 8
3- Verification: November 7 to November 8
4- Seat allotment: November 9 to November 10
5- Result: November 11
6- Reporting to the allotted institute: November 12 to November 18
For the Mop-up round,
1- Registration/ Payment: November 23 to November 28
2- Choice filling/ Locking: November 24 to November 29 and Choice-locking from 3 PM to 11:55 PM on November 29
3- Verification: November 28 to November 29
4- Seat allotment: November 30 to December 1
5- Result: December 3
6- Reporting to the allotted institute: December 4 to December 10
For the Stray vacancy round,
1- Seat allotment process: December 12 to December 13
2- Result: December 14
3- Reporting to the allotted institute: December 15 to December 20
I hope this will help you.

To register for the NEET counseling procedure, you will have to follow the following process:
1. You will have to visit the official website of MCC after clearing the NEET UG exam.
2. Now click on the UG Counselling tab, after which it will display a registration form link.
3. You need to enter the required information. This includes roll number, father's name, and contact details etc.
4. After submitting this, a new roll number and a login password will be generated.
5. Now you will have to login again using the credentials you received by mail and SMS.
6. Next is that you have to enter the roll number and password.
7. This step also includes the payment of the NEET Counseling Fee.
8. The registration will include choice filling and then locking seats. Following that, MCC will do round one allocation based on NEET UG ranks for MBBS. The NEET counseling for 2022 is currently under process. You can SEE round one seat allocation on the website of MCC as available on the official website.

The NEET counselling procedure is done by two authorities:
1. The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC): MCC does NEET counselling for 15% of the All India Quota (AIQ) seats. To participate in AIQ NEET counseling, you have to register on the official website of MCC "mccdotnicdotin". Currently, round one seat allocation has been done for NEET UG 2022. The next round of registration will begin on November 2. For the remaining 85% of state quota seats, the respective state counseling authorities will do state counseling. To participate in it, you will have to register on the official website of the respective state. Most of the states will announce the counseling schedule after the NEET UG AIQ allocation process is over.

The syllabus for the IBPS PO exam is set by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection IBPS and is divided into two parts: the prelim and main stage. The Prelims Syllabus:
1. Quantitative Ability: This topic includes simplification, number systems, mixtures & allegations, profit & loss, simple interest & compound interest, time & distance, ratio & proportion, percentage, sequence & series, permutation, combination and Probability etc.
2. Reasoning: It includes questions related to Coding-Decoding, Seating Arrangement, Syllogism, Blood Relations, Tabulation, Puzzle, Direction, Ranking, and Alphanumeric Series related to logical reasoning, etc.
3. English Passage for reading comprehension, para jumbles, word-swap, word usage, error detection, paragraph completion, one word substitution, etc. The main syllabus includes topics from prelims and some other topics such as:
1. Questions about computer aptitude, such as memory, computer hardware, and operating systems, etc.
2. Data Interpretation and Analysis: This section includes questions on graphs, types of charts, and some arithmetic problems.
3. General awareness: This includes questions related to general knowledge of India, international issues, banking affairs, and financial news.
4. An essay and a letter on any current events topic are included in the descriptive section.

IBPS PO has an excellent career path, and career growth is determined based on merit.
IBPS PO is a scale I officer (assistant manager) and normally becomes a manager (scale II officer) after 34 years. Promotion happens through a written exam and interview. From bank to bank, there is a slight variation in the time and process of promotion, but fast-track promotion opportunities are there in almost every bank. Being a generalist, the PO gets the opportunity to work in various areas like operations, credit, foreign exchange, investment banking, risk management, auditing, etc.
Banks conduct internal exams for postings in investment banking and foreign offices. An IBPS PO's career advancement is rapid. One can get a promotion every 35 years, depending on the number of vacancies in the bank.
The promotion grades are a manager (Scale II), senior manager (Scale III), chief manager (Scale IV), AGM (Scale V), DGM (Scale VI), and GM (Scale VII). The GOI (Government of India) then appoints the Executive Director, Chairman, and Managing Director (CMD).
Almost all EDs and CMDs of banks started their careers as POs.
A few selected ones also get a chance to become Deputy Governors (DGs) in the RBI, as one of the four DG posts is for a commercial banker. Therefore, joining as a bank PO is the best opportunity for making a career in the banking industry.
I hope this will help you.

The IT sector is among the highest paying fields for BCA graduates in India and abroad. BCA scope is immense with lot of job opportunities. You will be eligible for entry level jobs or go for further studies such as MCA or MBA. From banks to game designing firms it is easy to find job if you have relevant knowledge and skills. Students can also work freelance or in big MNCs all over the world. The BCA degree is an effective tool that positions you for a successful career in terms of employment. Following completion of your BCA you may search for employment in the following sectors:
IT consulting firms
Banking and investment companies
Institutions of finance
Government agencies
Software development
Security businesses
Network management firms
BPOs
Agencies who create and develop websites and Web applications
Game design companies
Advertising agencies
The BCA programme imparts a wide variety of very effective talents, so the future prospects are excellent. In addition to working in one of the aforementioned sectors, you can also freelance or create your own programme. The demand for BCA graduates is not only existent in India but also exists internationally. Top BCA Colleges in India
SRM Institute of Science and Technology - SRM University, Chennai. Christ University (CU), Bangalore. Institute of Management Studies (IMS), Noida. Geeta University, Panipat
Department of Computer Application, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra. Birla Institute of Technology [BIT Mesra], Ranchi. Loyola College, Chennai.

The IBPS PO 2021 category-wise cut off is as follows:
For prelims, the cut off is out of 100 marks:
1. The cut-off for the general category, EWS, and OBC categories was the same, 50.5.
2. For SC category: 44.50
3. For the ST category: 38. Also, there is a section-wise cut off which is mandatory to qualify for prelims and was as follows:
1. English Language section cutoff (30 marks): 10 marks for the general category, 6.75 for the others.
2. Quantitative Aptitude Section Cut Off: For the general category it was 9 and for others it was 6.25 out of 35 marks.
3. Reasoning Ability section cut off: For the general category it was 10 marks, and for others it was 6.25 out of 35 marks. For qualifying Mains, the cut off out of 225 was as follows:
1. The General category: 80.75
2. EWS: cut off was 77.25
3. OBC category: 75.75
4. SC category: 65.50
5. The ST category cut-off score was 57.75.

The difficulty level depends on many factors, such as the aspirant's interest. For example, someone whose English is weak will think of IBPS as tougher than CGL. Here are some parameters according to which you may decide which one is difficult for you:
1. Syllabus wise: The syllabus of IBPS PO can be completed in 4 months, but the SSC CGL syllabus is vast and it needs a minimum of 6 months.
2. Pattern wise: IBPS PO is a three-stage recruitment process, of which the third one is the interview. On the other hand, SSC CGL is a four-stage recruitment process. If any aspirant is uncomfortable with the interview round, then SSC is easier as there is no interview in SSC CGL. Also, the whole process of CGL takes more than one year, whereas the IBPS process is completed in six months' time.
3. Stage wise: In IBPS PO the prelims scores are not counted in the final merit list and, therefore, you just need to qualify. On the other hand, in SSC there are around four levels; tiers one, two, three, and four, and an aspirant cannot afford to lose marks at any stage because the marks from all the stages are considered for the final merit list. Therefore, in this way, SSC CGL is more challenging.
4. The level of reasoning, computer aptitude, and English questions asked in IBPS PO exams is higher compared to SSC CGL. Also, there is a section-wise cut off which needs to be cleared. Both exams have a level of difficulty, but None of them is too difficult to clear. With proper strategy and practice, you can clear either of them, be it a banking exam like IBPS or SSC CGL.

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection IBPS conducts the IBPS PO Exam for the post of Probationary Officer (PO) or Management Trainee in public sector banks in India. There are a total of 11 participating banks in IBPS PO. The selected candidate can be posted to any of the following banks:
1. Bank of Baroda
2. Bank of India
3. Punjab National Bank
4. Indian Overseas Bank
5. Bank of Maharashtra
6. UCO Bank
7. Indian Bank
8. Central Bank of India
9. Canara Bank
10 Union Bank of India
11. Punjab & Sind Bank
The basic salary on joining is Rs. 23,700 per month, which gets an increment up to Rs. 42,020 per month. In addition, selected POs will get allowances such as daily allowance, house rent allowance, etc. Furthermore, they can be promoted to the post of Managing Director of the Bank.

Many things will change in your life after clearing the IBPS PO exam.
1- In terms of career growth:
Scale 1: This is the entry-level position right after your appointment and generally lasts for two years, after which you have to sit for a screening and promotion test. This is the time when the recruited person becomes familiar with the bank's functions.
Scale 2: The candidate will be promoted to scale 2 or the position of the assistant officer.
Scale-3: The position is that of the branch manager.
Scale 4: This is a promotion to the role of chief manager.
Scale 5: Promotion to the position of AGM and the responsibility of a cluster of banks in a region is bestowed.
Scale 6: The employee gets further promoted to DGM.
Scale 7: The Chief GM is responsible for heading a circle, like a specific state.
Scale 8: The position of GM has an office at the country headquarters; this is also the post that gives the employee entered into the senior management of the bank.
2- In terms of Salary, Benefits, and perks of Bank PO:
The basic salary starts at INR 23,700. The overall monthly salary, including the benefits, is approximately INR 40,000 per month.
There are HRA benefits, which will vary from 6 percent to 15 percent of the basic payment depending on the location or branch where the PO is posted.
The DA is approximately INR 10,700 for a bank PO.
Hospitalization, leave fare concessions, and reimbursement is also very attractive, making this job opportunity the most stable one that you can get. In the event of illness, the employee will be granted leave. In the case of hospitalization, INR 700 per day is granted for room allowance in a hospital.
Other reimbursements include 1st-class AC train tickets and economy-class flights, taxi charges for work-related travel, and an allowance for employee holiday trips.
There is a DA (deputation allowance) that is awarded during the 2 years of promotion. In case the employee has to relocate or transfer to another branch during this time, an amount of INR 1500/day is given apart from the usual TA.
Other benefits and perks include reimbursement for up to 35 liters of gasoline and reimbursement for newspaper expenses. Some banks also cover telephone and entertainment expenses. Many banks have reimbursements for furniture allowance, briefcases, cheaper loans, and various life insurance policies.
The working hours of a bank PO in ideal situations are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

According to IBPS PO is much better than RRB PO in many ways.
1- Eligibility Criteria: For IBPS PO candidates need to have a graduation degree in any stream and must be aged between 20 and 30 years of age. Whereas for RRB PO, a candidate must hold a graduation degree and must be proficient in the local language.
2- Selection Procedure: Both the government sector banks have three stages in their selection procedure, I. e. , preliminary, Mains, and interview. For IBPS Bank: The interview is conducted by participating organizations and coordinated by Nodal Bank. In the case of RRB PO, the interview is coordinated by Nodal Regional Rural Banks with the help of NABARD.
3-Exam Pattern of Preliminary: The prelims exam for IBPS PO includes English . Language, Reasoning Ability, and Quantitative Aptitude. Whereas the prelims exam for RRB PO includes reasoning and Numerical Ability.
4-Exam Pattern of Mains: The IBPS PO Mains paper consists of five subjects, which are Reasoning, English . Language, Quantitative Aptitude. General Awareness, and Computer Knowledge. RRB PO Mains has the same subjects as RRB PO, but you can choose Hindi instead of English .
5-Career Advancement: An IBPS PO can advance to the level of Executive Director, Chief Managing Director of Commercial Banks, and Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India. In the RRB PO, you can expect a promotion to Chief Manager after 35 years of service, which is extremely limited.
6-Posting Locations: The matter of posting and frequent transfers are the major parts of the IBPS PO job profile. You can post in either rural or urban areas. Whereas RRB PO people will be posted in rural or semi-urban areas. This job profile allows you to be posted in your hometown in less time than IBPS PO. IBPS PO is posted in a commercial bank and is more versatile in comparison to RRB PO.
7- Salary and Benefits: The starting salary for an IBPS PO is INR 38703 plus HRA. RRB PO in-hand salary ranges from 29000 to 33000 with 100 percent DA. Other perks associated with RRB PO are TA, medical benefits, HRA, newspaper reimbursement, etc.
8-Work Pressure: The work pressure of the IBPS PO is high as compared to the RRB PO. I hope this will help you.

Both exams are not easy to crack. But seeing the current scenario and increasing competition day by day IBPS PO is tough as compared to RRB PO. While the paper pattern of RRB PO is quite the same, and the questions' difficulty levels are moderate. The cut-off for the IBPS PO varies between 60, while that for the RRB PO went high to 80. So from the cut-off, one can understand the difference in the level between the two recruitment examinations. In the new pattern of the RRB PO preliminary exam, there will be no questions in English. You will have it only for the Mains. While in IBPS PO English comes in both preliminary and Mains. The IBPS PO and RRB PO are both banking exams for the Probationary post. In simple terms, take a look at the pros of both the job profile:
Pros of IBPS PO
1- Better promotion opportunities.
2- Greater exposure.
3- Social status.
4- Diverse Work.
5- Higher salary. Pros of RRB PO
1- Low Work Pressure.
2- Opportunity to serve lesser privileged people.
3- Home posting and a few transfers.
4- Lower salary.

Recruitment of IBPS PO is done in a general three-step process.
1-Preliminary exam (Written).
The IBPS PO pre-exam will be conducted online and candidates are allocated a total duration of 1 hour to complete the pre-exam.
The IBPS PO pre consists of 3 sections with a total of 100 ques and a maximum score of 100 marks. There is a negative marking in the pre-exam and 1/4th of marks are deducted for each wrong answer. It is necessary to clear the cut-off in all 3 sections to qualify for the PO Main exam.
2-Mains exam (written).
Introduction to Descriptive Paper: Candidates will be given an essay and a letter to write that will be worth 25 points and must be completed in 30 minutes.
The reasoning section is combined with the Computer Aptitude section, and this entire section will contain 45 questions for a total of 60 marks.
In the objective tests, incorrect answers will be penalized by a 1/4 mark.
The overall time allotted for the IBPS PO 2022 Mains Objective Exam is 3 hours and 30 minutes.
The tests of reasoning ability and computer aptitude, English language proficiency, and data analysis and interpretation are divided into two parts: Section A and Section B. All questions in both sections (A and B) are mandatory. Some questions will be worth 2 marks, and some questions will be worth 1 mark.
3: Interview.
When students are cleared of the first two rounds, then they are eligible for the interview round.
Candidates who qualify for the Mains Exam are finally called for the Interview Process by IBPS. The Interview Process will constitute 100 marks and the minimum mark for qualifying in this round will be 40 percent which is reduced to 35 percent for students belonging to SC, ST, OBC, and PWD categories.
The basic requirement to appear for the IBPS PO exam is a Bachelor's degree in any stream, and other qualifications accepted as equivalent to a Bachelor's degree, such as AMIE, departmental courses from the government, etc., are also allowed.
Students have to specify the percentage obtained at graduation while filling in the online application. Also, the candidates being awarded cumulative grade point averages have to convert the same into a percentage. Calculation of the percentage must be done to the nearest two decimals. The fraction of the percentage arrived at will be ignored, i.e., 54.99 percent will be treated as less than 55 percent, and 59.99 percent will be treated as less than 60 percent.
I hope this will help you.