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Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, or TJ, is the nation’s top-ranked public high school. Fairfax County Public Schools’ (FCPS) recent changes to TJ’s admissions process specifically aim to reduce the number of Asian-American children—and only Asian-American children—who can attend TJ. The school district’s race-based admissions scheme garnered nationwide interest and strong opposition from the Coalition for TJ, a group of over 5,000 parents, students, alumni, staff, and community members who advocate for school diversity and excellence through race-blind, merit-based admissions. Represented by PLF in federal court, the Coalition is challenging FCPS’ race-based admissions scheme as a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment.

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On Monday, March 26, 2018, the middle school kicked off College Week with guest speaker Wes Whiteside from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University. Wes discussed college requirements and the admissions process with all 7th graders, drawing from his work at Syracuse University as an academic adviser and previous experience in college admissions. He offered hands-on activities in which students could state positive things about themselves and provide examples of college admission requirements. Wes explained crucial information about SAT and ACT tests, college admissions essays, self-discipline, time management, organization and plagiarism. At SAS we remain fully committed to our college preparatory mission to create tomorrow’s leaders! Go ATOMS! #SASCS #SASAtoms

Gaston Christian High School sponsored its annual Christian College Fair on Monday, September 24. Admissions representatives from 15 Christian colleges and universities met with students in grades 9-12 to provide information on their schools and to answer student questions about the college admissions process.

Gaston Christian High School sponsored its annual Christian College Fair on Monday, September 24. Admissions representatives from 15 Christian colleges and universities met with students in grades 9-12 to provide information on their schools and to answer student questions about the college admissions process.

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JNUSU Elections 2013: Our Perspective and Agend~ .

For Pro9ressive Polic!:J Ch.an.9es To Make JNU More Sociati!:J tn.clusive ~ .

For Hostel Facilities for All JNU Students and .

En.han.ceW\ent of Fin.ancial Assistance! .

For a Studen.t MoveW\e'\t A9ain.st Recen.t Pofic!:J Offen.sives .

on. Hi9her Education. an.d Job Opportunities! For A JNUSU in. Active So fidarit!:) With People's MoveW\ents A9ain.st CoW\W\unalisW\) Corporate Land QrabJState Repression) Caste an.d Qen.der Vio/eYtce .

Reassert the Vision of a Socially Committed, Pro-Student, Pro-People JNUSU .

The upcoming JNUSU elections are being held in very challenging times -for the student movement and for the country. Our land. forests, minerals and all natural resources are being handed over on a platter to facilitate corporate profits and corruption, sexual violence as well as communal and casteist offensives are increasing even as the mastermind of the 2002 genocide is being promoted as the next Prime Minister; dissenting voices are being arbitrarily arrested and jailed and the witch-hunting of minorities continues. Tribals are being displaced from their forests, peasants from their lands, workers from their rights to form unions and students from their right to affordable, quality education and dignified employment. .

In this phase of all-round displacement, the agenda of student movement has to be one of inclusion and guarantee of rights of students in campuses and people over the country s resources and democratic spaces. We need a vision of student politics that will have the courage and commitment to talk truth to power, that will consistently resist all forms of state repression, that will not be fettered by ruling class politks. We need a vision that will not defend corruption, corporate loot and the sell-out of basic right, that will not defend communal hate campaigns, that will boldly imagine and execute creative and constructive campaigns to challenge the status quo and to broaden the horizons of student politics. .

With this courage and perspective, AISA in JNUSU had .

imagined and -spearheaded struggles on a range of .

progressive POLICY LEVEL issues: .

For a socially inclusive admission policy through .

restoration of deprivation points, resisting faulty cut-off .

in OBC reservation, recognition of madarsa certificates, .

and the ongoing struggle for reduction of Viva weightage! .

Against commercialization, 'user charges' and fee hike! .

For enhancing MCM, expanding fellowship duration! .

For Hostels for all and better health services! .

Against corporatization of campus by throwing out .

corporate outlets like Neslle and defending small vendors! .

For workers' rights and wages in the campus! .

Proposing an autonomous body like GSCASH tn the .

campus way back in 1996 itself long before the Visakha .

judgement! .

Against the imposition of Lyngdoh recommendations, .

Against censorship. Bans, surveillance!... .

During the past year, AISA played a significant role in the movement against rape, helping to shift the focus of the movement to women's fearless freedom and vigilantly ensuring implementation of an anti-rape law based on Justice Verma Committee report. AISA has mobilised students in Delhi against the policy offensive on higher .

but also JNU students by eroding the job prospects of JNU research scholars). AISA led the powerful students' protest against the communal fascist Modi's visit to SRCC. AISA has also taken consistent initiatives against minority witch-hunt, with AISA's JNUSU office bearers supporting the struggle for justice at Batla House, and visiting Lucknow in solidarity with struggle against custodial killing of Khalid Mujahid. AISA and its JNUSU office bearers also extended support for the struggles of Jamia Millia lslamia students. .

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In this phase since March 2012, when JNUSU election was restored after a long gap, JNU students have witnessed how AISA visualised and introduced several key policy-level issues and put them firmly on the map of JNU's student movement: such as reduction of weightage of viva marks, mandatory gender orientation programmes, setting up of a JNU Press and expanding the time period of the UGC fellowships to cover the entire research period. .

In the past one year, we have ensured significant achievements in some of our struggles: for instance, the process of starting the JNU Press is now in place, remote access to the Library's database has been ensured, UGC's attempts to curtail the JRF scholarships and subvert .

reservation in JRF were successfully rebuffed, institutional mechanisms to fix accountability and address violations of workers' rights were put in place in J N U, the JNU admission process was made more PH-friendly through JNUSU intervention in the EOO. A protracted struggle to double the MCM amount and extend the time period of the UGC fellowships forced a highly reluctant JNU administration to enhance the MCM to Rs 2000 and to create a corpus fund for research scholars during 4th and 5th year. This struggle to double the MCM amount and extend fellowship duration however has to be taken to its logical conclusion. To address massive hostel crisis, SPS dorm facilities for 150 students with mess facilities for Rs 1965 was ensured. Administrative attempts to curtail photocopying in JNU was successfully resisted, thus defending students' inalienable right to research material. New courses were introduced in SIS and SSS (including optionals for SL students), a separate centre for Korean language was started along with its long awaited M.Phil. programme, Metro feeder buses have started operating. .

While we have clinched some of our demands, more battles lie ahead. .

Issues of Social Justice and Inclusion .

Reducing Viva Weightage: Huge and systemic .

discrimination in viva marks was documented by the AISA led JNUSU which was in office since March-August .

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On Wednesday, February 9, 2011, Congressman Donnelly hosted an information session with experts on financial aid for college. Attendees received information on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), college application requirements, the college admissions process and the skill sets that employers look for in future employees.

Representatives from the U.S. Department of Education, Indiana University South Bend and WorkOne gave remarks and took questions from audience members about the federal student aid process.

Congressman Donnelly said, "A college education is a critical tool when competing for jobs in today’s economy. In fact, the unemployment rates are lowest for those with at least a college degree. There are post-secondary education opportunities for almost every interested Hoosier. Whether students are currently in high school or looking to go back to school to enhance their careers, I hope that the information shared at the event this week will help them navigate the federal student aid process and better equip them to successfully apply for college."

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AKHIL BHARATIYA VIDYARTHI PARISHAD.

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EXPOSE THE HYPOCRITICAL COMMUNISTS .

Friends,.

The professional liars are at it once again. The communist politics of deceit, appeasement, treachery and .

the communists came up with a rejoinder overflowing with Bangladeshi infiltration-friendly vote bank politics. Thehypocrisy is in full swing. When the ABVP brought out a pamphlet on 27.9.04 giving some official census figures, .

central issue is that a secular state should be concerned about the rising population and its possible consequences .

;n terms of burden on infrastructure and natural resources without basing its policy initiatives on the possible .

reactions of the religious leaders of a particular community. When the Mullahs are misguiding common Muslims by contributions in AMU agitations, we think it our national duty to counter the propaganda of the Mullah-communist.

claiming that family planning is 'un-lslamic', and their communist stooges are busy singing praises of their .

alliance and create a consciousness regarding the dangers of not controlling the growing population. .

THE RECENT 'MOVEMENT' BY SFI-AISF-AISA .

The ABVP has never believed in propaganda politics and double standards. When the JNUSU was led by the ABVP in 2000-01, we facilitated for the student community the much desired railway reservation counter. At .

that point of time the ABVP strongly agitated for the allotment of the Mahi-Mandavi hostel and got it allotted to the students in the month of March, 2001. The ABVP could have also waited for the elections before agitating for the allotment of the hostel, as was done by the Communists this semester, but our politics is never election-centric. .

allotment of an already completed hostel, but they also raised -quoting the JNUSU Constitution -the demand forThe recent movement of the SFI-AISF-AISA was a total sham. Not only did they sit on a hunger strike for the .

student representatives in the Academic Council, only to withdraw the strike without extracting any commitment on .

an apology from the SFI-AISA for being more than 25 years late in raising the demand for student representativesthe latter demand from the Administration! We condemn this attempt to hoodwink the JNU students and demand .

We caution the students, particularly the .

in the AC, despite having been in the Union for years at a stretch. freshers, not to be misled by the annual pre-election ritual of hunger strikes. OUR DEMAND FOR THE DISPLAY OF M.PHIL INTERVIEW AND WRITTEN EXAMINATION MARKS The ABVP strongly feels that there is a need for larger transparency in the admission process at the .

It is widely believed by a large section of the student community that due to the lack of M.Phii/Ph.D level..

transparency inherent in the non-declaration of written and viva marks scored by the candidates, the SFI and AISA .

are able to influence the admission process by stealth in connivance with their sympathizers sitting as faculty members and are able to get admitted many oftheir undeserving activists. The ABVP would like to promise the .

student community that if it wins the union election, it would take up the transparency issue and ensure .

the declaration of both written and viva marks as its top priority. .

GEELANI ISSUE.

The anti-national, sectarian and divisive mindset of the communists in the campus became clear when .

freedom of Kashmir from the Union of India -to the campus. Law abiding as they are, the students of JNU cannot.

they invited a suspected terrorist like Geelani -who proclaims that he will fight till the last drop of his blood for the tolerate the presence of a person who openly rejects the constitutional emphasis on the territorial integrity of India. Friends, we urge you to give a befitting reply in the forthcoming JNUSU elections to the SFI & AISA, and support a .

nationalist alternative in the form of the ABVP. .

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ARIJIT RAKSHIT VIKAS SHARMA.

BHARTI TANWAR RAKESH RANJAN.

SAURAB JYOTI SARMA.

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Upcoming AC Meeting: March Ahead for Students'.

Rights and Facilities Broader Inclusion and Democratisation.... .

Indefinite Day 2.

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Ravi Prakash, Gen Secy JNUSU, Firoz, Joint Secy JNUSU, Om Prasad, Convener SSS, Aardra, Coundlor SSS, Tabrez, Councilo~ SL,.

Sarfaraz, Councilor SL, Lenin, Councilor SIS, Anagha, Anand, Arindan, Baljeet, Balu, Chintu, Dibya Shikha, lmran, lshan, Jitendra.

Kumar, Kanhaia, Mahendra, Martand, Nilmani, Nishant, Nitisha, Pavan, Piyush, Praveen, Priyadarshini, Rohan, Ruchira, Shabbir,.

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Prakash, Convener, SC&JS, Prince, Councilor, SLL&CS,Akbar, Akhila, Amar, Anirban, Aqsa, Azram, Bansi,Buddhadeb, Debashish, Garima, Geeta, Gogol, Kalpana, lokesh, Manoj, Monu, Niharika, Nitesh, Priyanka, Rahul, Rahul Kumar, Rahul.

Maurya, Ravi Ranjan, Ritika, Sarfaraz Rafi, Shahdev, Shephalika, Tufail Lone,Wasim, Zia-ul-haque.

In the context of the upcorT)ing Academic Council (AC) meeting on March 19th 2012, student community of JNU is presently in the.

midst of a crucial struggle. The newly elected JNUSU, through council meeting, series of School GBMs and ongoing protest actions.

have highlighted a range of issues which are central to the ·socially-inclusive character of JNU. At the upcoming AC meeting, it is.

urgently required that several long-pending issues related to democratisation of JNU's admission process and its inclusive.

character are addressed. .

One of the most key issues is the reduction in the weightage of viva in JNU's entrance exam. For a long time now, thestudent community has been persistently raising the demand with all logic and facts. This issue had already been raised during theprevious AC meeting held in October 2011.The JNU administration had then promised to consult the concerned decision-makingbodies and come to a positive decision. However, this time around, the ateoory studrmts.

:sct5TIOBC paint a different picture. .

l he majority of SC/ST/OBC students get very poor marks clustered around 0-5 in viva. Forexample, in ORG out of 12 SC/ST students, one student has got 20, one has 4 marks, one has 3 marks, one has 2 marks and theremaining eight has 1 mark). In pract.

ical terms, it ensures that many don't reach the required minimum cut-off of say 30% or 36% of.

overall marks even if they have reasonable marks in written exam..:. At another level, even with a very good performance in written.

exam, which in the normal course would guarantee a general category seat, the student is pushed down to occupy a reserved seat.blocking other potential candidates in the category. .

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Nobody is claiming that there should always be a strong correlation between viva and written exam rnarks for each individual student. However. when a whole set of students (reserved) get very poor viva marks in spite of good and average performance inwritten exams, there is a strong indication of bias. .

·We therefore demand that JNU administration immediately gives duo consideration to the distortion that has crept into the selectionprocess and accept the legitimate of demand of the students to reduce t11e weightage of the viva-voce as por the directives of the.

Supreme Court to 10-15%. Tf1is crucial step will go a long way in ensuring a more level playing field for diSiJdvantaged studentsand reduce space for subjective anomalies to affect the outcome for all the candidates. .

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Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.

Students and parents gathered to learn more about the US undergraduate admissions process at Ambassador Gutman's residence on Tuesday June 5th.

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by false propaganda. This intake of 2008 is an incontrovertible 18% increase in seats over that of 2006 th at cannot betaken back or altered .

by the university in any future. Fresh lists are still being brought out, and we must do the utmost to ensure that all seats are duly filled. .

However. the misplaced debate over a non-existent 'seat-cut' is a motivated smokescreen that is deliberately deflecting from the real problem at hand: the fraudulent criterion behind non-fulfilment of OBC quota-an issue on which the ped'dlers oflie of "seat-cut" are completely silent. This matter calls for vig1lant monitoring and sc:u~iny: an~ the JNUSU's careful scrutiny of the process has identified that illegal calculation of 'cut-off is the cause for non-fulfilment of OBC quota. Th1s IS explained below. Why is the OBC quota in JNU not being fulfilled: Where lies the administration's fraud? .

The present moment is acritical juncture in implementing OBC reservations.Until last year, OBC students seeking admission were given 5extra marks on the basis of the deprivation point system. According to theOBC reservation law, OBC students can be given ar~uction of upto 10 marks. Why is it that with a5mark reduction.OBC students constJtuted 12% of the university'sstrength, while with reservation JNU is not able to fulfil even this number? Clearly, t11ere is adiscrepancy mthe way JNU is implementing thequota. In the meeting of the Standing Committee held on 11 111 August, the JNUSU Office-Bearers exposed the complete illegality of the basis on which the JNU .

Administration is defining and implemer.ting the law on OBC reservafion. According to the law and the MHRD directives, the university must fix "cut-off marks" for both unreserved and OBC candidates well in time. This cut-off is institution specific: it is the clear parameter on which it is evaluated whether students fit the standards of the institution or not. InJNU, for the unreserved candidates the cut off mark is 40, meaning that this is the benchmark that sets the standard of the university. The Supreme Court has stated that a maximum relaxation of 10 po1nts can be given to OBC candidate with regard to the un-reserved candidates as adifferential .

Accordingly, in JNU, the "cut-off mark" for OBC candidates should stand between 40 and 30. But this is something the university has .

not done. .

The crucial pomt of contention has to do with where we apply the 10 mark relaxation The Administration is presenUy arguing that this relaxation is to be .

applied on merit. In such acase,let us take the example of a particular centre: .

In this centre.suppose the merit list for the unreserved category is filled between 90 to 70 marks. Then,as per the JNU's argument,the 10 marks relaxation .

for the OBC cand1dates means that the quota has to be filled by students getting marks between 70 and 60. In this example,60 marks is the last benchmark .

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for an OBC candidate to get admission.After this,if the quota is unfulfilled. the remaining seats will go to the general category. .

If the rematnrng seats are offered to the general category, then astudent of the general category can be given aseat at 65 marks,or 60 marks, or 55 marks. .

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In the first situat1on.where a seat is given to an unreserved candidate getting 65 marks, then aseat has already been given to an OBC candidate at 65 marks.wh1ch means that the OBC candidate who has received the seat should actually be in the General Category and not in the OBC ment list' In the second situation, the general and the OBC candidates have been admitted at the same cut-off which is iflegal as OBC's should receive a10 mark relaxation in the cut-off! In the tflird situatjon,where the general candidate is taken in with 55 marks, ti1en the new general category student is below in merit to the last candidate .

· ofthe OBC merit list! Each of these situations is not only absurd, but illegal, and in contravention of the letter and spirit of the law. When confronted by JNUSU '.

on this issue of blatant illegalities, the Administration was left completely silent. s indefinite hunger strike enters its fifth day, the question to be asked is why is a particular organization bent on targeting.

As JNUSU'.

JNUSU? Why are they harping the issue of a non-existent "seat cut" and remaining completely silent on the illegalities of OBC .

reservation, which is one of the key reasons for non-fulfilment of the increased intake? .

The Challenge that faces us in today's UGBM There is avery real challenge that faces us in the UGBM today. It is clear that there for aparticular organization and its allies on campus, the prime concern .

is not implementing OBC reservation but targeting JNUSU. They would prefer to undermine JNUSU rather than struggle with JNUSU for social justice, only so as to serve their narrow political interests. JNUSU believes that the struggle for social justice cannot be held back by opportunist political forces that are spreading false rumours based on afalse 'smokescreen' of numbers. Ifthe opportunist politics of these organizations is allowed to play havoc, then the real focus of implementing OBC reservations will be defleqed.What is more, in aforum such as ~eJNUSU Council meeting, the councillors belonging to aparticular organization, when asked to darrfy their stand, took the minuted position that they "do not careabout rules orlegality."Such an attitudeis one of grave irresponsibility for the Central Act .

on OBC reservation is alaw that has to follow certain provisions. To hold that JNUSU "need not care about any law or rule" for the implementation .

of such an extremely important ACT of OBC reservation is tantamount to leaving the field open to anti-reservation forces both inside .

and outside the administration to challenge and obstruct the implementation of OBC reservation. This is an illegal and motivated .

position that JNUSU opposes in every way. .

JNUSU as aco/ledive student body has always stood onthe side of social justice. The implementation of OBC reservation in this campus has .

required vigilance and struggle every inch of the way. At each juncture, JNUSU has informed thestudent community of the developments at hand. We thank .

the student community for their support at every juncture. JNUSU appeals to the student community to stand in solidarity with JNUSU in .

today's UGBM against all those forces that have been targeting the union based on misleading and legally untenable arguments, and .

to ensure that the struggle against all existing anomalies in JNU's admission process, for fulfilment of PH, OBC, SC/ST quota and overall .

intake, extension of date of admission and for social justice is a victorious one. .

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JNUSU congratulates the students for their support for the ongoing Indefinite Hunger Strike and their spirited participation in today's Demonstration at UGC. UGC Secretary met the JNUSU Delegation. On hearing our position on wrong application of OBC cut-off rules he assured to intervene with JNU today itself. .

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Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.

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ALL INDIA STIJDENTS FEDERATION (AISF) JNU September 23, 1996 .

FREE TIDNKING-SIS CONVENOR'S REPORTS .

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GBM held on 16/9/96 sent out report.

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political debates which affected the: students of SIS and the student community as a whole during the year. .

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Gaston Christian High School sponsored its annual Christian College Fair on Monday, September 24. Admissions representatives from 15 Christian colleges and universities met with students in grades 9-12 to provide information on their schools and to answer student questions about the college admissions process.

Gaston Christian High School sponsored its annual Christian College Fair on Monday, September 24. Admissions representatives from 15 Christian colleges and universities met with students in grades 9-12 to provide information on their schools and to answer student questions about the college admissions process.

🔹 1. Introduction: The Path to Becoming a Doctor

The MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) is the essential undergraduate degree for those who wish to pursue a career as a doctor. It is one of the most respected and sought-after programs in the healthcare sector. Admission is highly competitive, requiring academic excellence in science subjects and success in national entrance exams like NEET-UG.

🔹 2. Academic Eligibility: The Foundation of Qualification

To apply for MBBS in India, candidates must meet specific academic standards:

✅ 10+2 Science Stream: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as core subjects.

✅ Minimum Marks: 50% aggregate for General Category; 40% for SC/ST/OBC.

✅ Compulsory English: English must be one of the subjects in 10+2.

📌 Strong basics in science are crucial for handling medical coursework.

🔹 3. Entrance Exams: Gateway to Medical Colleges

📝 NEET-UG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is mandatory for admission to all MBBS colleges in India, including government, private, and deemed universities.

️ AIIMS & JIPMER also now accept NEET scores post-2020.

💡 A good NEET score improves chances of getting into top-ranked colleges.

🔹 4. Age Limit: Know the Required Age Criteria

🎂 Minimum Age: Must be 17 years old on or before December 31 of the admission year.

🚫 No Maximum Age: As per the latest NEET guidelines, there is no upper age limit, allowing more flexibility for aspiring candidates.

🔹 5. Top Medical Colleges in India: Government vs Private

Compare leading institutions based on cut-off ranks, annual fees, and seat availability.

✅ Government Medical Colleges

Madras Medical College (MMC) – Cutoff: 50 | Fee: ₹13,610/year

Stanley Medical College – Cutoff: 100 | Fee: ₹13,610/year

Anna University (CEG) – Cutoff: 200 | Fee: ₹50,000/year

✅ Private Medical Colleges

SRM Institute of Science & Tech – Cutoff: 1,000 | Fee: ₹2,50,000/year

Sathyabama Institute – Cutoff: 20,000 | Fee: ₹2,00,000/year

Saveetha Medical College – Cutoff: 30,000 | Fee: ₹22,00,000/year

💡 Government colleges are more affordable but highly competitive.

🔹 6. Required Documents: Be Ready for Admission Process

To ensure smooth admission, prepare the following:

📄 10th and 12th Mark Sheets

📊 NEET Scorecard

🎂 Birth Certificate

️ Passport-size Photos

🆔 Identity Proof (Aadhar Card/Passport)

Caste Certificate (if applicable)

📝 Keep originals and photocopies ready for verification.

🔹 7. Conclusion: Build a Strong Medical Foundation

Pursuing MBBS is a challenging but fulfilling path that requires dedication, academic strength, and timely preparation. Meeting the core academic, exam, and documentation requirements is essential. With the right mindset and planning, you can embark on a successful journey to become a healthcare professional committed to saving lives and serving society.

Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.

Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.

Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.

Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.

Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.

Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.

Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.

Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.

Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.

Thank you to the prospective students and parents that visited Emory & Henry on Saturday for STEM and Church Leadership Fellows scholarship interviews. We enjoyed spending the day with you learning about our unique living and learning community, the admissions process, financial aid opportunities and more!

If you missed this weekend, schedule your interview with STEM or Church Leadership by contacting our Admissions Office at 800.848.5493 or email admission@ehc.edu. www.ehc.edu/visit

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