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Hindustan Times
3 hours ago
- General
- Hindustan Times
MPESB Paramedical CRE 2025 notification released for more than 750 posts, registration begins on this date
The Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board, MPESB, has released the official notification of Paramedical Combined Recruitment Test 2025 for the recruitment in 752 posts. Eligible and interested candidates can check the notification on the official website at MPESB Paramedical CRE 2025 notification is out. The direct link to check is given here. As per the official notification, registrations for Paramedical CRE will begin from July 28, 2025, and close on August 11, 2025. Also read: NEET UG 2025 power outage case: SC refuses to grant provisional nod for counselling The window to make corrections on online applications will be open from July 28 to August 16, 2025. Notably, the tentative date of exam is September 27, 2025. It will be conducted in two shifts - from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM, and 3 PM to 5 PM. Application fee: Candidates willing to apply for the test will need to pay an application fee. The fee for general or unreserved category candidates is ₹500, while SC/ST/OBC/natives of Madhya Pradesh/PwBD candidates will need to pay ₹250 as application fee. Also read: GTU May Result 2025 for Semester 1, 2, 4 and 6 released at direct link here Age limit: Applicants should fall within 18 to 40 years as on January 1, 2025. For reserved category candidates, there is relaxation in the upper age limit. More details on eligibility is available on official notification. It can be accessed via this direct link. MPESB Paramedical CRE 2025: How to apply Candidates can follow the steps mentioned below to apply for MPESB Paramedical CRE 2025: Visit the official website at On the home page, click on the link to apply for Paramedical CRE 2025 Enter your credentials to log in, submit. Fill in the application form, upload documents if necessary, and pay the fee. Submit and download the confirmation page. Keep a printout of the confirmation page for future reference. Also read: Bank of Baroda Recruitment 2025: Apply for 41 Manager & other posts at details here For more details, candidates are advised to visit the official website of MPESB.
Time of India
3 hours ago
- Health
- Time of India
Simplifying the NEET counselling and medical admission process for students and parents
Every June, social media erupts with jubilant posts from students who have 'cracked NEET.' Yet behind the confetti lies a harsher reality for lakhs of students who qualify for the highly competitive exam. Many of them are unable to secure MBBS seats due to the complex and extensive NEET counselling process in India. India's medical admission ecosystem is divided across 35+ state-wise counselling types, each with different portals, deadlines, categories, and reservations. A single missed document, an unmarked subcategory, or one panicked click during choice filling can spoil your years of hard work. To solve these challenges, a homegrown platform, Hello Mentor, is transforming the chaos of NEET counselling into clarity. Since 2018, with 200+ expert NEET counsellors and a digital platform ' '. They have mentored over 35,000 future doctors and impacted more than 5 lakh NEET UG and PG aspirants across India. 'One small mistake in the NEET Counselling process may cost you your MBBS dream,' states Vikram Kumar, Founder & CEO of Hello Mentor. 5 Challenges faced by students and parents during NEET counselling Application & documentation errors: Having the correct documents and having them verified and approved by the proper authorities is the biggest error zone for students and parents. This causes a stressful experience during counselling, and in some cases, it may also lead to loss of seat due to disqualification. Choice-filling confusion: There are 767 medical colleges in India. Knowing about all of them and listing them for choice-filling is crucial, but a difficult task for students and parents. Can the mistakes made in choice filling lead to allotment of an inferior college despite a good NEET Rank ? The answer is yes. Reservations & categories: There are 800+ reservations and categories in India. Not knowing your applicable categories and not utilising them to your advantage may decrease your chances of securing a seat allotment. Fee structures & budget planning: The 398 Government, 289 Private, 55 Deemed , and 25 central universities (CUs) offer seats under various fee structures, ranging from ₹1,000 to ₹89 Lakh per annum. Not having advanced budget planning for multiple types of colleges may lead to lost opportunities or the selection of a college that is inferior to the student's rank. Note: Two Deemed Medical Colleges, with pending approval from the NMC, are not included. If approved, there will be 57 Deemed Universities in India by 2025. 35+ NEET counselling bodies: Effectively navigating through AIQ counselling, 28 State counselling, and 8 UTs results in 35+ counselling portals, rules, regulations, deadlines, reservations, categories, and competition levels is a massive task for students and parents. It gets overwhelming for students and parents, and without regular guidance, it may result in lost opportunities. Data-driven insights and personalised mentorship for NEET counselling Identifying the challenges faced by parents and students during the NEET Counselling process, Hello Mentor steps in with data-driven analytics blended with human expertise to simplify medical admissions in India. Their ecosystem consists of two central pillars: Students can visit and access the latest, authenticated insights on over 1.15 lakh MBBS seats. They can also explore 767 medical college cut-offs, quotas, reservations, and fee structures on the go. This portal contains 20+ top tools and resources like: NEET Score booster (Pre-exam tool): AI-powered assessment that adapts to your progress. Master every topic with video lectures, self-tests, past years' exam papers, & Revision modules. Colleges & seats: Unlock state- and college-wise seat distribution counts across 398 Govt., 289 Private, 55 Deemed, and 25 Central Universities. Note: Two Deemed Medical Colleges, with pending approval from the NMC, are not included. If approved, there will be 57 Deemed Universities in India by 2025. Fees & seat matrix: View the category, quota, and counselling-wise fee structures for different medical college types, along with the latest seat matrix. Cut off & allotments: Medical college cut-offs & round-wise closing ranks in the past 3 years to know the colleges falling in your rank range. College compare: Compare and examine colleges of your choice based on year of establishment, OPD, No. of Beds, Past Cut Offs, and Fees. Counselling: Find all the official and authenticated NEET Counselling links of all the states and Central Counselling. Real-time news & links: All crucial NEET Counselling 2025 news, alerts, and rule changes in counselling as the counselling progresses through different rounds. And many more. 2. The human edge: Pre & post-exam mentors for complete handholding Along with Data Analytics, another essential resource that students require is personalised guidance. For this, Hello Mentor's NEET Counselling experts, with their strategic handholding, guide you throughout your NEET journey, making things smooth and error-free. Pre-exam mentorship: NEET Topper guidance to boost your NEET score. Academic mentor: NEET Toppers who lead you as your mentors, share their proven tricks and techniques for the NEET exam, help you with exam strategy, and follow up for the best results. Success coach: A helping guide who removes your exam fear and anxiety & tracks your weekly progress to ensure focus and positive well-being throughout your exam preparation. Post-exam mentorship: Personalised guidance and handholding throughout NEET counselling Senior mentors: NEET Counselling experts who understand your profile, eligibility for different counselling types, categories, reservations, and develop a complete plan for your counselling journey. Our experts present you with more choices and unseen opportunities as well. Support mentors: The primary point of contact, available anytime for students and parents to address day-to-day doubts throughout the NEET Counselling process. SYCC support: Shortlist Your Counselling & Colleges to filter the medical college list as per your rank and category. Application filling: Handholding by Hello Mentor for application filling with zero errors. Documentation & verification: Ensure all required documents are present and verified in the correct formats for various counseling processes. Choice filling: Hello Mentor's experts analyse your NEET rank, category, and past 3 years' data to help you prepare a choice-filling strategy for every Counselling round for the best medical seat. 'Hello Mentor replaces guesswork with precise data and avoids haphazard decisions with a well-structured plan,' states Founder and CEO, Vikram Kumar. From no clarity to an MBBS seat: Priya's 417 Score Success Priya S. (Name changed for privacy) scored 417 (AIR 3.42 Lakh) in NEET UG 2024. Her family was confident that she would secure an MBBS seat. But rank inflation shook their plans. "We didn't know where to start," Priya recalls. 'Hello Mentor helped me discover my eligibility for the Tamil Linguistic Minority Quota, but the application deadline was near. My mentor analysed my rank against past cut-offs, identified and arranged all the required documents, guided me on the choice-filling strategy, and supported me through the counseling process. Aha! I finally landed an MBBS seat at MVJ Medical College" NEET Counselling expertise for the most suited seat for your score Book your Free 1-to-1 NEET Counselling session by clicking here or visit any Hello Mentor office and clear all your NEET Counselling doubts. Disclaimer - The above content is non-editorial, and TIL hereby disclaims any and all warranties, expressed or implied, relating to it, and does not guarantee, vouch for or necessarily endorse any of the content. Stay informed with the latest business news, updates on bank holidays and public holidays . AI Masterclass for Students. Upskill Young Ones Today!– Join Now
India.com
3 hours ago
- General
- India.com
NEET UG Counselling 2025: Round 1 Seat Matrix Released For MBBS, BDS Admission At mcc.nic.in- Check Details Here
NEET UG Counselling 2025: The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has officially released the round 1 seat matrix counselling result for admissions into MBBS and BDS courses. All the candidates who have participated in the counselling process will be able to check their result through the official website, i.e. The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) officially began the NEET UG 2025 counselling registration on July 21, 2025. This year, the counselling process will be conducted in three main rounds, followed by a stray vacancy round to fill any remaining seats. NEET UG Counselling 2025: Steps to Apply Step 1: Go to the official website- Step 2: You will find the link of 'NEET UG Counselling Registration 2025' on the homepage, click on it. Step 3: A new page will be opened on your screen to login in. Step 4: Enter the required details and register yourself. Step 5: Login using the registered details and fill the application form correctly Step 6: Upload the required documents according to the instructions and pay the application fees. Step 7: Submit the form and download it for future reference. All the candidates are advised to keep checking the official website for all the important updates.
Hindustan Times
5 hours ago
- General
- Hindustan Times
NEET UG Counselling 2025: MCC releases round 1 seat matrix for MBBS & BDS admissions, check here
NEET UG Counselling 2025: The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has released the round 1 seat matrix for admissions into MBBS and BDS courses. Candidates who have registered for the counselling process can check the seat matrix on the official website at NEET UG Counselling 2025: MCC has released the round 1 seat matrix for MBBS & BDS admissions, The direct links to check is given here. Alternatively, candidates can click on the direct links given below to check the final seat matrix: Notably, MCC started the registration process for the NEET UG 2025 counselling on July 21, 2025. This year, MCC will conduct NEET UG counselling 2025 in three rounds, followed by a stray vacancy round. Also read: MCC NEET UG Counselling 2025: Registration begins at direct link to apply here The counselling is being done for the following seats: 15 per cent all India quota seats MBBS/ BDS seats of states (participation of the union territory of J&K is subject to their contribution of seats), 100 per cent MBBS/ BDS Seats of BHU 100 per cent MBBS seats of AIIMS across India 100 per cent JIPMER seats (Puducherry/ Karaikal) 100 per cent AMU seats 85 per cent of state quota seats of DU, IP University (VMMC/ ABVIMS/ESIC Dental) 100 per cent Faculty of Dentistry (Jamia Milia Islamia) along with 5 per cent internal quota seats for Jamia students 15 per cent IP quota seats of ESIC. Candidates must note that the last date to apply for the counselling round is July 28, 2025. The seat allotment result will be announced on July 31, 2025. Also read: MP NEET UG Counselling 2025: First round registration begins at direct link here MCC NEET UG Counselling 2025: Steps to register Candidates can follow the steps mentioned below to register MCC NEET UG Counselling 2025: 1. Visit the official website at 2. On the home page, click on NEET UG counselling registration link. 3. Enter the necessary details to register yourself. 4. Log in to your account and fill in the application form. 5. Pay the application fee, and submit. 6. Download the confirmation page. 7. Keep a printout for future reference. Also read: NEET SS 2025 stay vacancy round schedule released at registration begins from July 24, check dates here For more details, candidates are advised to visit the official website of MCC.
Indian Express
6 hours ago
- Business
- Indian Express
Job promises rain down in poll-bound Bihar. But what does the pursuit of one look like?
IT'S THE weekend, and Patna's Gandhi Maidan area is buzzing with thousands of youths from across Bihar. Their destination is the nearby Gyan Bhawan, more specifically a 'Maha Rojgar Mela (Grand Job Fair)' organised by the Indian Youth Congress (IYC). As the gates of the building swing open, the applicants rush in, collecting forms and making small huddles in the auditorium itself to fill them out. Once they have completed the forms, they join long queues snaking into the main hall. Inside, half the space is reserved for candidates awaiting interviews, while the other half has 199 stalls set up by 190 private companies, including household names such as Flipkart, Paytm, Hitachi, Tech Mahindra, Tata Alliance, Voltas, Zepto, and Aditya Birla. The youths make a beeline for these stalls, holding their registration forms, academic certificates, and resumes in hand. Among the multitude is 24-year-old Jyotish Kumar, who hopes the job fair is the answer to his 'financial problems'. Belonging to a village in Madhepura district, Kumar arrived in Patna first in 2019, seeking better education options and coaching for NEET. However, months later, his father was killed, while his mother, too, lost her job when the Centre's 'Sakshar Bharat Mission' for adult literacy wrapped up. Kumar went back, giving up on his dreams of becoming a doctor, and pursued a BSc in Zoology from Madhepura University. Now saddled with a Rs 3 lakh loan, he is back in Patna to support his mother. Though his first preference is a job in Bihar, he says he will move if needed. The story plays out across the hall. Md Mahbubur Rahman, 26, says he is an economics graduate from Saharsa, with an additional Bachelor of Library and Information Science degree, and certificates showing he has computer knowledge. It is an impressive resume, particularly as none of his siblings went past intermediate. However, that has not got Rahman the job he needs. So he is now pursuing another qualification: a BEd. 'I have been applying for government jobs since passing matric (Class 10) in 2015, and am now trying my luck in the private sector,' he says. Recently, he tried his luck for a government peon's post, despite his educational qualifications, Rahman says. With his large family including his parents, three brothers and two sisters, Rahman also tutors kids on the side to earn a little money. Trying to push through a crowd near a stall, Rahman says: 'Since there are no jobs in our family, our lives are stuck. Marriage prospects are also an issue.' The unemployment question is central to the discourse in Bihar as Assembly elections near. Political parties are trying to outdo each other with promises of job creation. With the RJD hoping its promises in this regard will work for it like they did in the 2000 elections, Chief Minister and JD(U) supremo Nitish Kumar has also jumped in, vowing to create 1 crore jobs in the next five years. The job fair held by its Youth Congress is part of the Congress's push in this regard, including a 'Palayan Roko, Naukri Do (stop migration, give jobs) Yatra' it held in March. The numbers show why the promise of jobs resonates so much with voters. The Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) for July-September 2024, which contains data only for urban areas, puts Bihar's unemployment rate for those aged above 15 at 7.3%, which is above the national average of 6.4%, and for those aged 15-29 years at 23.2%, well above the national average of 15.9% and the sixth worst among the states. When it comes to the labour force participation rate (a measure of the share of the working-age population actively working or seeking work), Bihar has the worst figures in the country in the above 15 years and the 15-29 years categories. As per the 2011 Census data, the corollary is that Bihar ranks second among states in out-migration, beaten only by Uttar Pradesh. Rahman expects to join the migrant ranks. 'My father keeps telling us to try for jobs outside Bihar… After my I'll see.' Rahul Bansal, who has travelled three hours from Khagaria for the fair, says that all 'good jobs' are outside the state, which is also a problem for people like him. 'Even here at the mela, most of the location options are in other states. But in cities such as Mumbai, Pune, and Bengaluru, the expenses alone would eat up the entire salary. So, I prefer something here,' says the 29-year-old. While Rahman argues that Nitish Kumar's long tenure at the helm of the state has not benefited the youth, citing the leak of several exam question papers, 26-year-old Sagar Shan disagrees, talking about the recruitment of 'over 4 lakh teachers and 1 lakh constables alone'. From Nitish's native district of Nalanda, Shah has himself been trying for a government job since 2019. IYC national president Uday Bhanu Chib told The Indian Express that the Patna job fair saw 48,000 registrations, with more than 20,000 candidates interviewed, and 7,000 receiving job letters on the spot. Bihar Congress in-charge Krishna Allavaru said the rush exposed the NDA government's 'false assurances' to the youth. 'We are providing them jobs so that they can achieve their dreams. Unemployment in Bihar is not just a number, but is about a long wait.' Congress spokesperson Gyan Ranjan Gupta added that if the IYC could facilitate so many jobs, 'imagine how many lakhs of jobs we will provide in Bihar itself when we come to power'. Asked about the Congress claims, JD(U) spokesperson Neeraj Kumar said, 'The amount of government employment provided in Bihar under Nitish ji's leadership is the reason why Bihar is ahead in the nation today in areas such as the student-to-teacher ratio and women's participation in the police force. The Congress, which now wants to bring 'Company Raj' here, should look at their own rule. When they were in power in Rajasthan, question papers were leaked 15 times.' Not surprisingly, not everyone went away happy from the Patna Maha Rojgar Mela. 'I rejected an offer of a Rs 20,000 sales job in Pune,' Patna resident Md Shabanul Haqe, 28, who did his MBA from Kolkata, says. 'After an expensive MBA, how can I manage in another city on this salary? Even non-graduates earn Rs 10,000-12,000 doing odd jobs.'
