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Medical, dental, nursing, pharmacy, and postgraduate healthcare entrances.

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Which medical entrance exams are there in India?

NEET UG is the single entrance test for MBBS, BDS and most allied undergraduate courses. Postgraduate admission runs through NEET PG and, for the Institutes of National Importance, INI-CET. FMGE is the separate screening examination that graduates of foreign medical schools must pass before they can register to practise in India. Nursing, pharmacy and AYUSH postgraduate entrances are set separately again.

Which medical and healthcare exams have free mock tests?

10 exams in this category have free mock tests on TakeMockTest: NEET UG, NEET PG, INI-CET, FMGE, DNB PDCET, AIIMS BSc Nursing Entrance, AIIMS NORCET, GPAT, NIPER JEE and AIAPGET. Every test is free, needs no sign-up, and is marked to the exam's own scheme rather than a flat one mark per question.

What types of medical and healthcare exams are there?

This directory groups them into 3: Medical admissions (5 live), Nursing, pharmacy & allied health (4 live) and AYUSH postgraduate entrance (1 live). The grouping follows how the exams are actually conducted rather than how they are marketed, so exams that share a conducting body and a paper shape sit together.

How should I practise for a medical entrance exam?

These papers are long and heavily penalised for wrong answers, so the skill being tested is judgement about when not to answer as much as recall. Full mocks are the only way to practise that, because it only appears under time pressure. Sit the paper whole, then review every question you got wrong and every one you guessed right, which is the set most candidates skip.

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