What is the placement rate recorded during Lady Hardinge Medical College MDS placements?

Distance education is not conducted for many programs, especially for B.Sc Nursing (Post Basic) for the simple reason that they include lots of practical and clinical lessons. To gain admission to the regular program:

1. Eligibility: Be in possession of any other nursing Diploma recognised by the NRB, and be registered by the NRB as a nurse.


2. Entrance Exam: Sit for the NEET Nursing exam or the college of their choice specific entrance exam.


3. Application: The form fills up online on the University of Delhi's admission portal within the admission period which is usually from June to August every year.


4. Documents: NEET score card/diploma/pro-registration proof etc. must be provided when performing registration.


5. Selection: Basically it may through merit and entrance test examination but can be considered based on merit.

The Lady Hardinge Medical College NEET UG cutoff 2024 is determined based on a few key factors:

1. Total number of seats available: The cutoff primarily depends on the total number of seats available in medical colleges across the country for that particular year.
2. Number of candidates appearing for the exam: The larger the number of candidates appearing for NEET, the higher the competition and the higher the cutoff scores.
3. Difficulty level of the question paper: If the question paper is perceived to be difficult in a given year, the cutoff scores tend to be lower to account for the tougher exam. Conversely, an easier paper may result in higher cutoff scores.
4. Normalization process: NEET UG uses a normalization process to ensure fairness across multiple sessions of the exam. This normalization takes into account the difficulty level of each session's question paper.
5. Previous years' cutoff trends: The cutoff generally follows a previous year trend, which helps students to anticipate it well while in preparation and to work accordingly.

After analysing all these factors and ensuring a fair and equitable selection process, the final cutoff for each category is determined by the Examination Conducting Body (ECB), which is the National Testing Agency (NTA). The cutoff marks are published after the declaration of results.