What is the difference between INI CET and NEET PG?

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11 months ago

Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test or INI CET and National Eligibility cum Entrance Test-Postgraduate NEET PG both are national-level postgraduate medical entrance exams. A valid score in each exam makes you eligible for admission to various medical courses like MD MS etc. Howev

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Eksha Sunderka
3 years ago
Both the INI CET and the NEET PG are national entrance tests for postgraduate medicine. Admission to numerous medical programmes is possible with a proper exam score. However, NEET PG scores are widely accepted throughout the nation, whereas INI CET scores are only accepted by a few carefully chosen

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