Sasyesh

How much does the average mark vary between a General category student and a Backward category student in a common medical entrance exam?

Will it make any difference.If you are in general you are to compete with general and if you have some reservation you are to complete with your category.For general candidates 70% marks is fair enough to get admission while OBC it is 60 percent and SC 45 to 40 percentage and ST if you can score anything above passing marks.

Yes,In India for medical entrance our pattern is more difficult than other countries like USA and UK as well as competition is fierce comparative to other countries.Please check on google how to take admission in USA and Uk for MBBS and compare previous papers of India, UK and USA and you will have your answer.

It is very personal question.why you want to appear in medical examination? Is it your passion to help people in pain? or you want to pursue it as a career. If second one is your answer I think you should consider your passion.What is the concepts and behavior which intrigue you most.If you are good in painting and you want to make it your profession, I think being a better painter is better than a worse doctor and vice versa.So think what is your real passion.

I think your question is about teaching JEE and Medical Aspirant.If it is I can think I should answer your question. As per teaching profession IIT and Medical Aspirant teaching is highly rewarding as well as respectable nowadays. You can count so many best teachers of India like Mr V.K Bansal,Mr Choudhary(Director Akash), Maheshawari Brothers(Allen Director),Mr RK Verma(Director Resonance),Bade bhaiya,Chote bhaiya ,Munna Bhaiya and Sandeep Bhaiya(Director VMC) as well as Pramod Maheshwari (Career Point Director) and Mr AK Jha(Director JRS Tutorials) and many mores of south India.They not only created their empires of Billion Dollar but ignited thousands of life.Irrespective of these top notched faculty whose name are well known in Education Industry,there are many more who had helped them to create these wanders and even they are millionaires. So in short if you can teach with passion,Sky is limit............

For Medical entrance examination, more than sixty percent selections are dropper student because of it's lengthy syllabus of Biology and tricky questions of Physics where students of mathematics background excel.In Chemistry both engineering and medical students have same level of difficulty.In 12th Physics,Chemistry bio has equal weightage while in Medical Entrance Biology is 50 percentage (Other than AIIMS where all three has equal weightage).In my opinion students should divide their self study time in 9:6:5 for Biology,Physics and Chemistry i.e 45 % for Biology, 30 % for Physics and 25% fro Chemistry. Following things should be done in terms of proper planning 1. Complete your whole syllabus of NEET on or before October 2017. 2. Start writing paper for Part syllabus (Ideally One third of complete Syllabus) similar to NEET Pattern for minimum 12 papers(4 Papers of Each) and revising your concepts in the month of November and December. 3.Strat writing full Syllabus Papers of 11th and 12th individually (Minimum 3 of each) and 4 full syllabus Papers of full NEET syllabus in the month of January. 4.After January try to write one paper on each alternate day till examination and revise whole syllabus three to four times before real examination. Some of my students follow above strategy and they not even topped in state level medical examinations in the past but even excelled in All India PMT and even AIIMS. wish you all the best for your examination.