How to apply for Medical Admission Test Re-examination 2022
Medical Admission Test Results 2022 has been published today. After getting the expected results, many people have started arranging admission in the dream medical. Again, many have broken down without getting the expected results. For those whose test is doing very well and the result is not as expected, there is an opportunity to review the result. Let’s see how we can apply for Medical Admission Test Re-examination.
How to review medical admission test results:
Re-examination can be requested through SMS to Teletalk. You can apply for this from any prepaid mobile phone of Teletalk. For this you have to send DGHS <space> RSC <space> ROLL NO to 16222. bloodbornecertification.com buy modafinil saudi arabia The applicant will receive a PIN number in the return SMS. To pay the fee, you have to send DGHS <space> RSC <space> YES <space> PIN number along with the PIN number obtained to 16222. The applicant will then receive an SMS acknowledging receipt.
The Department of Health will deduct a fee of 1000 BDT for the re-examination application which will be deducted from the relevant mobile number.
The process of Medical Admission Test Re-examination:
1st SMS
DGHS <space> RSC <space> Exam Roll Number
Write and send to 16222
2nd SMS
DGHS <space> RSC <space> YES <space> PIN Number
Write and send to 16222
The application for review of the results of the medical admission test has not started yet. If the notification of the Department of Health is published after the publication of the result, the time limit and details of the re-examination application will be known.
Medical Admission Test Result 2022 will be published on 4th April 2022. MBBS 1st year admission test of Government and non-Government Medical Colleges was held on 1st April 2022 Friday. Last year 41,132 Students were passed among 80,813 students. The pass number was 40 in the test taken on the subjective question paper of 100 marks in the admission test. About 1 lakh 43 thousand 915 students have taken part in this year’s admission test.
The highest number among those who passed last year has risen to 87.5. The students have been selected for the medical admission test by getting a minimum of 68.0 marks.
Medical Admission Test Results pdf
The scanning of the answer sheets of about 1.43 lakh candidates through the Intelligent Character Recognition (ICR) machine has started today, Saturday.
When medical admission test 2022 result will be published?
Results are usually released within 72 hours of the end of the medical admission test. As such, it is expected that the results of the medical admission test will be published on April 4. The results will reach the students selected on the basis of national merit list in the shortest time via SMS. In addition, the results can be found on the website of the Department of Health.
Medical admission test results can also be viewed online:
ou can see the results of the medical admission test online. Go to the link http://dgme.teletalk.com.bd/mbbs/ and enter the roll number and click on the result “button”.
Medical Admission Test Results via SMS on Mobile:
There is no need to send SMS to know the medical results on mobile. Those who have passed will automatically receive a welcome message from Teletalk on the given mobile phone number when they apply.
Last Friday (April 1) MBBS first year admission test of government and private medical colleges was held at 32 venues in 19 centers across the country including the capital. Admission test is conducted in one hour from 10 am to 11 am on the subjective question of 100 number. In the admission test, there were 20 marks in Physics, 25 marks in Chemistry, 30 marks in Biology, 15 marks in English and 10 marks in General Knowledge on History and Liberation War of Bangladesh. Medical admission test pass number 40.
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