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Admissions in MBBS and BDS courses will be given on the basis of national level examination NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER. Central Board of Secondary Education shall organize the NEET examination for selecting students for medical courses. The top medical colleges of India consider the NEET score card for admissions.
NEET (National Eligibility Entrance Test) is an all India level based examination organized by the CBSE Board. Through this examination, students will get admissions into MBBS (Bachelor of medicine and Bachelor of surgery) and BDS (Bachelor of dental surgery) programs. This examination is conducted in various famous cities of the country.

The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) is a social sciences institute with its main campus based in Mumbai, India. The Tata Institute of Social Sciences was ranked in top Indian universities, colleges and institutes in Social, Demography and Economics research by the study of Stanford University. It's following two courses are unique and best in India:
(a) B.A (Hons) in social work with specialisation in rural development
(b) Integrated BA-MA programme in social sciences
For these courses, students should have passed 12th class or intermediate in any subject stream from a recognised board. Students who have studied international baccalaureate Diploma and will be completing 12th class with clear results declared by June 2017 are eligible to apply.
Candidates who have appeared for their 12th class or intermediate final exams and are awaiting results are also eligible to apply. Final pass result should be produced at the time of joining the programme if selected.
Admission in above-mentioned courses is based on entrance examination and personal interview. As the number of seats are very less it is a very competitive examination.

If you're looking to pursue a course in labor law and labor welfare compliance, you have several options to choose from. Here are a few suggestions:
Bachelor of Laws LL.B. This is a three-year undergraduate degree in law, which covers labor law and other aspects of Indian law. It is a popular choice for students who want to pursue a career in law. Postgraduate Diploma in Labor Law and Labor Welfare: This is a one-year course that focuses specifically on labor law and labor welfare compliance. It covers topics such as the Industrial Disputes ACT the Minimum Wages ACT and the Employee State Insurance ACT. Master of Laws LL. M. in Labor Law: This is a one or two-year postgraduate degree in law that specializes in labor law. It provides an in-depth study of labor law and covers a range of topics such as industrial relations, labor welfare, and employment law. Diploma in Labor Laws and Industrial Relations: This is a six-month or one-year course that covers the basics of labor law, industrial relations, and labor welfare compliance. It is suitable for professionals who want to enhance their knowledge in this field. Certificate Course in Labor Laws: This is a short-term course that covers the basics of labor laws in India. It is ideal for those who want to gain a basic understanding of labor laws but do not have the time to commit to a longer course. Ultimately, the course you choose will depend on your educational background, career goals, and personal preferences. It is advisable to research each option carefully and consult with a career counselor or education advisory before making a decision.