PGM-CET-2009/PGD-CET-2009

Entrance Examination for admission to Medical Postgraduate Courses (MD/MS/Diploma) and Dental Postgraduate Courses (MDS)will be held on Sunday 25th January 2009.

B.J. medical college donates Rs 42,484 to Bihar flood-affected

Students of the B.J. medical college donated Rs 42,484 to the Maitri group, an NGO working in Bihar for the rehabilitation of the floodaffected. The members of the collecting team have also urged students from other colleges in the city to come forward and raise funds for the affected people. Students, resident doctors and teachers of the medical college chipped in to raise the amount.

Topper of MH-CET-2008/MHT-CET-2008

Result of MH-CET-2008/MHT-CET-2008 is declared today.Ms Shefali Pradeep Parikh has topped the state merit list with 198/200 marks.Many congrats to her.
Updates regarding admission procedure of MBBS/BDS will be added soon.

Result of MH-CET-2008/MHT-CET-2008/ASSO-CET-2008

MH-CET-2008/MHT-CET-2008/ASSO-CET-2008 Maharashtra, for admission to medical courses (MBBS/BDS/BAMS/BHMS/BUMS/B.pth)was held in May 2008. Result is expected to be declared on 14th June 2008.You will find a link for the result on the right sidebar for this page.
A list of top medical colleges in Maharashta and India will be displayed shortly.
Keep visiting this blog for updates.

MH-SSET-2008

Common Entrance Examination "MH-SSET-2008" for admission to DM / MCh Medical Postgraduate Superspeciality courses in the State of Maharashtra for the academic year 2008-2009 will be held on Sunday, 22nd June, 2008. Detailed programme regarding issue of application forms and information brochures will be announced later.

7 CET'S

A total seven common entrance tests (CETs) of significance for students in Maharashtra after their H.S.C. examination are lined up within a span of 55 days — between April 6 and June 1.It includes MHT-CET-2008.
In fact, the prestigious Armed Forces Medical College’s (AFMC) all-India entrance exam as well as the Association of Managements of Private Unaided Medical and Dental Colleges’ ‘ASSO CET 2008’ are scheduled for the same day on May 4.
To the relief of the students, the timings of these two exams are not clashing and are spread over morning and afternoon sessions.
The AFMC will be filling up 130 seats (105 boys and 25 girls) through the all-India entrance exam, which is regarded as the toughest of the CETs.
The ASSO CET 2008 is expected to draw a much larger number of students considering that the exam is the gateway to 5,975 health science courses seats at 110 private unaided colleges across Maharashtra. This includes 970 seats at 10 unaided medical and 1,630 seats at 19 dental colleges. The rest are for courses in Ayurveda, physiotherapy, occupational medicine and nursing.