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baadesaba · 3 months

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Department of English, Jamia Millia Islamia invites you for a film-to-comic competition. Calling all artists and cinephiles on a creative journey where words meet the silver screen. Unleash your imagination as you reimagine a piece of cinema into vibrant comic strips. This is your chance to showcase your storytelling prowess through the lens of graphic artistry.

#college competition #jamia Millia islamia #digital art #india college #Delhi University #graphic novel #film to comic

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shinykittycandy · 2 years

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#Banaras Hindu University #best universities in india #Calcutta University #Delhi Indian Institute of Science #Jamia Millia Islamia #Jawaharlal Nehru University #Karnataka University #top 10 best colleges in India 2022 #Top 10 Best Universities in India

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shunrehihosumedha · 15 days

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नमस्ते और स्वागत है आपका मेरे ब्लॉग मेह

मेरा नाम Sumedha Chatterjee है 💟

I am a geographer who specialises on the domain of Oceanography and Climatology

I am currently pursuing my masters in science degree from the university of Jamia Millia Islamia. I did my graduation from the Indraprastha College for Women under the esteemed university of Delhi.

I like creating stories and poetries of my vivid imagination that I try to explain as evenly as I can.

I love Murakami, Franz Kafka, and Robert Greenee a lot. My favourite books are The Ballad of the Songbirds and the Snake, 1Q84, Kafka on the Shore, Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage, Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? And so many more.

I love the entire franchise of Dune by Frank Herbert and believes that The Butlerian Jihad by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson is one of those books that everyone in the 21st century should read. I envy both the saga of Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings.

I’m not picky when it comes to music but I’m still protective about my genres (Yk what I mean) also follow me on Spotify. Link is on the description.

Here’s an example though hehe

আমি বাঙালি তার জন্য, I have delved into the literary history of the great Kobi Rabindranath Tagore and laureates such as Sarat Chandan Chatterjee, Bankim Chandra Chatterjee, Narayan Ganguly, Tarashankar Banerjee, Satyajit Ray, Sukumar Roy and so many that the list will never end.

I hold a diploma degree in kathak and Odiya classical dance as well as 1st class certification of Rabindranath sangeet.

I envy survival tactics as I have been on several camping expedition since I was 7 years old. I have 10 years of experience as a camper into the wilderness and 2 years of experience as a co-guide with diverse knowledge of rare flora and fauna. I know how to make a shelter out of a polythene, some ropes and tree branches and can lit fire with the basic tinder and kindles available on the wild.

My other Tumblr account for shitposting is @sumedhaaaaaaaaaa

I aspire to be a researcher in my domain someday but also want to see a novel/poetry book of my own on the public shelves envied by many others.

P.S. I’m also a content writer at Universal Adventures

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sumedhaaaaaaaaaa · 3 months

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Hello there, it’s me Momo🩷

Here’s a little description of things I love and envy

I’m from the Indian subcontinent.

Spent my entire childhood between mountains and valleys. For a change shifted to Delhi which I regret tremendously.

I love farming, gardening, stitching clothes, crocheting, writing poems and maintaining a journal.

I enjoy long walks and bicycle rides.

I prefer going to a bookstore or a restaurant all by myself. I love self-dates.

I want to settle someday at an unknown meadow with mountains and lakes at a cottage core house, with big windows and minimalistic furniture with a wooden chimney, a library with some cats and the man I love.

I’m a student, fortunately academically gifted/blessed.

I did my undergrad from Indraprastha college for women under the university of Delhi in the discipline of geography Hons. Currently pursuing my masters from Jamia Millia Islamia.

I love movies; and my favourite genre is dystopian reality. So far I have watched 750+ movies which include almost every linguistic diversity as I strongly believe in the adherence of, “you can’t find gold unless you dig the dirt.”

I love reading books, like a lot. I can speak 5 different languages and out of them, 3 languages are engraved within my system. Starting from Greek Literature Iliad by Homer to metaphysics by aristotle; reading short stories of Rabindranath Tagore in Bengali as well as reciting Gazals of Gulzar in Hindi itself, I believe I have defined base in my own culture as well as to others. Again, when it comes to dystopian, I envy reading The Hunger Games and The Maze Runners. Do Androids dream of electric sheep? Comes under my top 5 dystopian reads; as this book was later adopted into a world class movie franchise called The Blade Runner. I lean towards Harry Potter more than The Lord of the Rings. I have read A song of ice and fire which people are so batshit crazy about and famously known as the “Game of thrones.” I didn’t watch a single episode but I know more than any fan I believe.

If you intervene and ask, then yeah you can think of me as a “nerd” hehehe because my preference and taste of things leans towards being more of geek tbh🩷🩷

I also enjoy watching animated series/anime and sit coms. I’m a sucker for The Big Bang Theory and Young Sheldon and will rewatch them for an eternity if asked. My favourite anime is Gintama but the list is peculiar and long as I have been watching anime/reading manga since I was 9 years old. My first anime was Dragon Ball z and Pokémon. I also watched Doraemon and Shinchan series/movies. The list goes on when it comes to entertainment but mine is more restricted than common which people watch out of peer pressure. Below are some examples for understanding my taste and likings.

My favourite dystopian movies are (Top 20)

1. Shutter Island.

2. Interstellar

3. The Dark knight

4. The Dark knight Rises

5. Captain America: the winter soldier

6. Rouge one: a star war’s story

7. Tron legacy

8. Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban

9. The Hobbit: the desolation of Smaug

10. Star Trek Enterprise

11. Star Wars: the empire strikes back

12. Blade runner

13. Blade runner 2049

14. Dune

15. V for vendetta

16. Maze runner

17. The Hunger Games

18. Oblivion

19. The Truman show

20. Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind

Top 15 Anime

1. Gintama

2. Neon Genesis Evangelion

3. Berserk

4. Mob psycho

5. Steins Gate

6. Violet evergarden

7. Monster

8. Parasyte

9. Heavenly delusion

10. Ergo proxy

11. Full Metal Alchemist

12, That time when I got reincarnated as a slime

13. Campfire cooking in another world with my absurd cooking skills

14. Barakamon

15. Bunny Drop

Top 10 Anime Movies

1. Princess Mononoke by Studio Ghibli

2. Up from the poppy hill by Studio Ghibli

3. My neighbor Totoro by Studio Ghibli

4. The End of Evangelion by Hideaki Anno

5. Spirited Away by Studio Ghibli

6. Perfect blue by Satosi Kon

7. Akira by Katsuhiro Otomo

8. Ghost in the Shell by Mamoru Oshii

9. Violet evergarden: the movie by Taichi Ishidate

10. Doraemon: Nobita’s new dinosaur by Kazuaki Imai, Toshihisa Yokoshima, in collaboration with Kyoto animation studio Wasabi Mizuta, Megumi Ohara, Shihoko Hagino.

I know it may seem boring and I usually don’t find people with such diversity, but it would be good to be a part of this community. I envy people who respects art and literature of every culture and not demeaning them.

Have a good day people muah 🩷

#entertainment #anime movie #movies #80s movies #80s anime #anime 80s #90s anime #anime and manga #anime #dystopia #science fiction #novels #fem reader #tumblr milestone

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art-culture-festival · 10 months

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The Vibrant Canvas: Exploring Visual Arts in Delhi

Delhi, the capital city of India, is not only renowned for its rich historical and cultural heritage, but it also boasts a thriving and diverse Visual Arts scene. From ancient murals and traditional crafts to contemporary galleries and cutting-edge exhibitions, Delhi provides a fascinating tapestry of visual art forms that captivate both locals and tourists alike. In this article, we will delve into the vibrant world of visual arts in Delhi, exploring its historical roots, modern expressions, and the platforms that contribute to its continual evolution.

Historical Legacy: Delhi’s visual arts legacy is deeply intertwined with its historical journey. The city’s monumental architecture, spanning from the Qutub Minar to the Red Fort, serves as a testament to the artistic prowess of various dynasties that ruled the region. Intricate Mughal frescoes and exquisite Persian-style miniatures tell stories of an era long gone by, showcasing the melding of cultures that shaped Delhi’s identity. The Humayun’s Tomb complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands as an exemplar of Mughal garden design and architectural elegance.

Traditional Crafts and Artistry: Delhi’s cultural landscape is enriched by a myriad of traditional crafts and art forms that have been passed down through generations. The bustling lanes of Old Delhi are home to bustling bazaars where artisans skillfully create mesmerizing textiles, intricate jewelry, and stunning pottery. The art of Zardozi, the elaborate embroidery technique, and Meenakari, the enameling tradition, continue to thrive, connecting the past with the present.

Contemporary Galleries and Exhibitions: As the city has evolved, so too has its visual arts scene. Modern Delhi is a hub for contemporary galleries and exhibition spaces that showcase the cutting-edge works of emerging and established artists. The National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) serves as a repository of Indian modern art, featuring a diverse collection of paintings, sculptures, and installations that reflect the changing socio-political landscape. Prominent galleries like the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art and the Devi Art Foundation provide platforms for experimental art forms and interdisciplinary collaborations.

Street Art and Urban Expression: Delhi’s streets have become a canvas for street artists who use public spaces to express their creativity and engage with the public. Graffiti, murals, and installations adorn walls, bridges, and alleyways, transforming mundane surroundings into vibrant visual narratives. The Lodhi Art District, a street art initiative, has breathed new life into the Lodhi Colony area, turning it into an open-air gallery where local and international artists converge to create captivating murals.

Art Festivals and Cultural Events: The city’s cultural calendar is punctuated by numerous art festivals and events that celebrate the visual arts. The India Art Fair, a prestigious annual event, brings together galleries, collectors, and artists from around the world, offering a comprehensive overview of contemporary art trends. The Delhi International Arts Festival showcases a diverse range of art forms, including visual arts, dance, music, and theater, fostering cross-cultural interactions and creative exchange.

Preserving Heritage and Fostering Innovation: While embracing its historical heritage, Delhi also encourages innovation and experimentation in the visual arts. The Sanskriti Kendra, an artist residency program, provides a nurturing environment for artists to engage with traditional crafts and techniques while exploring new directions. Institutes like the College of Art and the Jamia Millia Islamia’s Faculty of Fine Arts play a pivotal role in nurturing young talents and encouraging artistic exploration

Delhi’s visual arts landscape is a dynamic interplay of tradition and modernity, where ancient artistry harmoniously coexists with contemporary expressions. The city’s historical legacy, vibrant traditional crafts, flourishing galleries, street art movement, and cultural events collectively contribute to its thriving visual arts scene. As Delhi continues to evolve, it remains a hub of creative energy, offering a visual feast that reflects the diverse and ever-changing cultural tapestry of the city.

#visual #visual art #visual art design #art #artist

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I mean I keep referring to ribs frank as an asshole but honestly it’s not his fault that he didn’t have feelings for them and he wasn’t particularly mean about it, and he really did try in ribs2. but like. Idk. He can still fuck off either way

seeee he does like them. i project on to both of them in this story. it’s very much, “you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone.” he’s conditioned, in a way. he’s always thought about the reader as his, but he can’t let himself belong to someone else. he’s scared and noncommittal. the one person he does truly love becomes out of reach because he refuses to let himself fall like that.

jamia is like a schoolgirl (schoolboy? 🤷) crush. she’s stable. she’s dateable. she is the college girlfriend. they can last a while. the reader was his first love though, and he can’t let them go. he keeps running back to them in the fic. he’s just very resistant to being in love and letting himself get hurt like that, and it’s not until he sees them with mikey that he realizes it.

also he becomes an asshole, keep calling him one.

#answered asks #frank is very me at points. i am the person that could never admit that they loved someone.#now i’m aromantic but.#i can ~talk~ to as many people as i want but the second they reciprocate i’m running for the hills #i also can’t let myself be happy so that gets tossed into the ‘why frank can’t love them’ equation 🙏

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lgbtqiamuslimpedia · 1 year

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Parvez Sharma

DOB : July 8, 1976

Occupation : Journalist, Filmmaker,Writer, Activist

Gender : Male

Sexuality : Gay

Ethnicity : Indian 🇮🇳

Spouce : Dan

Awards : Best Film,Mix Brasil 2008,Best Film,Image +Nation,Montreal 2008,Monette Horowitz Award,Cinereach Award,Arts PAC—Artists for Freedom Of Expression,Arcus Foundation Award,The Hartley Film Award,Andy Warhol Foundation for The Visual Arts 2006,GLAAD Media Award,Stonewall Community Fund, etc

Parvez Sharma (also known as Parvez Hussein Sharma) is an Indian-born American journalist, writer, filmmaker & activist. He proudly identify himself as Gay & Muslim. Sharma's writings have appeared on The Huffington Post, The Daily Beast and The Guardian.He is a recipient of the 2018 Guggenheim Fellowship in the film/video category. He is best known for his films In the name of Allah (short), A Jihad for Love, A Sinner in Mecca, & his book A Sinner in Mecca: A Gay Muslim's Hajj of Defiance. He received the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Documentary amongst several other international awards for A Jihad for Love. For his 2 controversial documentaries, Parvez Sharma faced lots of criticism from Muslim communities.After the release of A Jihad for Love, Sharma was labeled as Apostate by the Muslim Judicial Council of South Africa.

Early Life:

Parvez Sharma was born on 8th July of 1975 in a small town of New Delhi. His parents were sunni muslim. He grew up in various cities all over India. His high school was a Catholic School called St Mary's Academy where all students had to recite the Pater Noster during morning assembly. At the age 12, he had (inappropriately) speed-read his mother’s copy of “Gone with the Wind” & even gotten his hands on Christopher Isherwood’s “Berlin Diaries”. By 13 he was precociously photographing everything with a pretty basic Vivitar camera which was gifted by his American cousin.

He recieved his bachelor degree in English literature from Presidency College of the University of Calcutta.He received his master's degrees in Mass Communication (Film and Television) from Jamia Millia Islamia University,Broadcast Journalism from the University of Wales,Cardiff & Video from American University's School of Communication.He moved to the United States in 2000 as a student at Columbia University's Film School, but was unable to continue a second semester due to lack of funds and moved to American University where he was given scholarships.

Career:

Parvez Sharma worked as a journalist for India's 24-hour news television network NDTV.He also worked on programming for BBC World Television(India), the Discovery Channel(United States), & the World Bank (United States).Parvez Sharma worked in several radio,print, and broadcast.

In the nineties, Sharma was a print journalist for several prominent Indian newspapers including The Telegraph,The Statesman,The Economic Times,The Business Standard, & India Currents Magazine.While at the Statesman he reported on what was the first ever detailing of the lesbian experience within India for a national newspaper - Emerging from the Shadows (July 3, 1994)– which became a rallying point for lesbians around the country and was crucial in the formation of many lesbian organizations.

Sharma was instrumental in setting up the first organized LGBT effort in the eastern state of West Bengal,setting benchmarks for many other LGBT organizing efforts around the subcontinent.

Films

In his short film, In the name of Allah , Parvez interviewed American,British & South Asian Gay & Lesbian Muslims.A Jihad for Love film was preceded by this short film.Parvez Sharma came up with the idea after listening to the stories of gay muslims, when he attended American University.He decided to give a voice "to a community that really needed to be heard, and that until now hadn't been.Parvez Sharma and his film's co-producer Sandi Dubowski raised more than a million dollars over a 6 year period to make this daring film. Parvez conducted interviews of many LGBTQ+ muslims from different backgrounds.He met these people through the Internet.The film was filmed in 12 different countries and in 9 languages. Sharma compiled 400 hours of footage of interviews throughout North America, Europe, Africa, Asia, & the Middle East.Countries included Iran,Iraq,Saudi Arabia,Egypt,Bangladesh,Pakistan,Turkey,France,India,South Africa,USA & UK.

In just its opening week during a limited release of 33 cities, A Jihad for Love, for example, ran for four weeks at New York's IFC theaters.The film grossed $22,287, out of which, $10,519 was just in New York.The Domestic Total Gross for the film is $105,659.A Jihad for Love was theatrically released in 33 cities,while A Sinner in Mecca was only released in four cities, for a week each.Its box office numbers were low, except in New York where it had a higher box office return of $11,220.The film also premiered in 2007 at the Toronto International Film Festival & in 2008 at the Berlinale.It went on to premier at more than a hundred film festivals globally and was released in theaters in the US and Canada in 2008 by First Run Features and Mongrel Media.A Jihad for Love was broadcast in India and other countries by India's NDTV.It was shown in two parts over the Aug 1-2 and Aug 8-9 weekends.Further A Jihad for Love was banned from screening in the Singapore International Film Festival, 2008.The film was also banned in several muslim-majority countries.By 2011, Sharma conducted live events and screenings of A Jihad for Love in many Muslim nations and capitals ranging from Beirut,Lebanon and Istanbul, Turkey, to Bishkek,Kyrgyzstan and Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia.In Indonesia, the film did an 8-city tour to acclaim.

In 2007 he wrote a chapter for the book Gay Travels in the Muslim World. In 2009 Parvez Sharma wrote the foreword for the anthology Islam and Homosexuality.

In 2009, Sharma was named as one of "50 Visionaries changing your world" in a list headed by the Dalai Lama.The OUT Magazine named Parvez Sharma one of the OUT 100 twice for 2008 and 2015- "one of the 100 gay men and women who have helped shape our culture during the year".On 29 May 2013 Sharma was honored as an "LGBT hero" by first-lady Michelle Obama at a DNC fundraiser in New York.

Activism:

As an activist Parvez Sharma has spoken internationally on distinguished film/media panels and panels on Muslim & South asian LGBTQ+ issues, human rights violations across the world & the crisis in 21st century Islam.

#gay muslim #gaymuslim #gay indian #homosexual muslim #india #loveislove #queer bio

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fag-on-goth-action · 1 year

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HAPPY FUCKINF BIRTHDAY GERARDDDD HERES MY FAVORITE GERARD PHOTOS OF ALL TIME

10. my show. diana sweater. joan sticker. any fuxking picture from that night

9. i love this photo more then anything although i am a tad bit biased due to the jamia presence

8. can you tell this is my favorite gerard hair besides cunty joan bands and ramone bangs? this was camp she reads kathy acker on her bed giggling and kicking her feet. " she's just like me! "

7. she's snorting shes mimimi ing and i love her she fell asleep watching a movie and i want to cuddle up to her so bad but there's no more room on the couch :(

6. mousegirl!

5. poetry slam gf red eyeshadow i've drawn her so much omg

4. bug girl tits ohhh my god i'm so obsessed with her!!!! this is such a good photo eeeekkk

3.INSANEE!!! I BASED A WHOLE ENTIRE CHARACTER WITH A LIFE AND BACKSTOEY AND DEPTH OFF THIS MAKEUP IM GOING INSANE

2. GHOST WIFE IM- EEEEEEEEEEKKK HAIIIII

1. OBVIOUSLY MY BELOVED ART COLLEGE GF SHES SO FUCKINF INSANELY GORGEOUS HER SKIN HER HAIR JOAN PIXIE CUT HAI HAI HAI the way the bw is makes it look like this gorgeous red if taken off it and i'm still liking for that non existant shade of lipstick OOOOO ITS PERFECT BABY LET ME INNNN

#HAPPT BIRTHDAY GEE #girlfriend #your honor that is my platonic wife

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Pursuing MBBS in Delhi: A Comprehensive Guide

Delhi, the heart of India, pulsates with opportunities for aspiring medical professionals. Pursuing a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree in Delhi is a coveted dream for many. Here, we delve into the essence of MBBS education in Delhi, navigating through its esteemed institutions, the journey of admissions, the academic ambiance, and the promising avenues post-graduation.

Embarking on the Journey: Top Medical Colleges

Delhi hosts a constellation of prestigious medical colleges, each radiating excellence in medical education:

Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research (HIMSR)

Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research (HIMSR), part of Jamia Hamdard University in Delhi, offers high-quality medical education with modern infrastructure and comprehensive clinical training. Affiliated with HAH Centenary Hospital, HIMSR provides an MBBS program focused on producing competent healthcare professionals through a blend of rigorous academics and extensive practical exposure.

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)

A beacon of medical brilliance globally, AIIMS Delhi is synonymous with unparalleled education and research opportunities.

Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC)

Nestled within the University of Delhi, MAMC stands tall for its academic rigour and rich clinical exposure.

University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS)

A bastion of medical education, UCMS fosters a culture of scholarly pursuits and hands-on learning.

Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC)

Empowering women in medicine, LHMC offers a nurturing environment for holistic growth and impactful contributions to healthcare.

Vardhman Mahavir Medical College (VMMC) and Safdarjung Hospital

The synergy between VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital enriches learning experiences, shaping compassionate and competent healthcare professionals.

Navigating the Admission Maze

The path to securing a seat in Delhi's esteemed medical colleges unfolds through a series of rigorous yet rewarding steps:

NEET-UG Examination

Aspirants embark on their journey by conquering the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG), the gateway to their medical aspirations.

Counselling Odyssey

The labyrinth of counselling sessions, whether through MCC or state authorities, guides aspirants towards their coveted institutions based on merit and preferences.

The Sealing of Fate

Selected candidates traverse the final frontier, completing documentation and formalities to cement their place in the halls of medical academia.

The Academic Odyssey: Nurturing Future Healers

Delhi's medical colleges orchestrate a symphony of academic excellence, shaping aspiring healers into adept professionals:

Curricular Symphony

The MBBS curriculum, a harmonious blend of theory and practice, unfolds across five and a half years, nurturing a holistic understanding of medical science.

Pedagogical Tapestry

Lectures, practical sessions, and clinical rotations weave a tapestry of learning experiences, fostering critical thinking and clinical acumen.

Exploring the Laboratory of Innovation

Research corridors beckon, offering avenues for students to explore the frontiers of medical science and contribute to the tapestry of human knowledge.

Clinical Pilgrimage

Embarking on clinical rotations, students traverse the corridors of hospitals, imbibing the essence of compassionate care and clinical excellence.

Post-Graduation: Charting New Horizons

Armed with their MBBS degrees, graduates embark on diverse paths, each leading to the zenith of medical prowess:

Specialisation Sojourn

Many tread the path of specialisation through MD/MS programs, carving niches in fields ranging from surgery to paediatrics.

Healing Hands in Practice

Armed with stethoscopes and compassion, graduates embark on the noble journey of healing, serving communities far and wide.

Architects of Change

A select few don the mantle of researchers and academicians, pioneering breakthroughs and nurturing future generations of healers.

Leaders in Healthcare

Venturing into administrative realms, graduates influence policies and practices, sculpting the landscape of healthcare delivery.

Challenges and Triumphs

The pursuit of an MBBS in Delhi is a saga of challenges and triumphs:

The Quest for Excellence

Amidst the crucible of competition, aspirants hone their skills, striving for excellence in academics and beyond.

The Tapestry of Resilience

The journey demands resilience, fortitude, and an unwavering commitment to the noble cause of healing.

Financial Crossroads

Navigating the financial terrain, aspirants tread cautiously, seeking avenues to fulfil their dreams without compromising on quality.

Conclusion

Pursuing an MBBS in Delhi is not merely an educational pursuit; it's a transformative journey, sculpting minds, hearts, and destinies. As aspirants embark on this odyssey, they embrace the ethos of healing, compassion, and lifelong learning, poised to make indelible contributions to the tapestry of human health and wellbeing.

#mbbs in india #mbbs study #mbbs in delhi #study mbbs delhi #mbbs #mbbsadmission

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kdental · 3 days

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Everything You Need to Know About NEET MDS 2024 Admission

Introduction

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Master of Dental Surgery (NEET MDS) is a crucial examination for aspiring dental professionals. Let’s delve into the key aspects of NEET MDS 2024 admission and explore the best dental colleges in the Delhi National Capital Region (NCR).

NEET MDS 2024 Overview

NEET MDS 2024 is a national-level entrance exam conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE).

It grants admission to various dental postgraduate courses across India.

The cutoff scores for NEET MDS 2024 are 263 for General category and 230 for SC/ST/OBC categories.

Best Dental Colleges in Delhi NCR

1. Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences (MAIDS), New Delhi:

Offers quality education and ranks among the top dental colleges in India

Notable for its faculty and infrastructure2.table for its faculty and infrastructure

2. Pt Bhagwat Dayal Sharma Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences (PGIMS), Rohtak:

Known for its faculty and academic excellence2.

3. K.D. Dental College & Hospital, Mathura:

The only dental college in the Agra region.

Imparts quality dental and medical education, emphasizing skill-building and personality development

4. I.T.S Dental College, Ghaziabad:

Provides a comprehensive dental education

5. Jamia Millia Islamia University (JMI), New Delhi:

Offers BDS programs with a strong focus on infrastructure and faculty.

K.D. Dental College & Hospital (KDDC)

Located in Mathura, KDDC is approved by the Dental Council of India.

Offers Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) at the undergraduate level and Master of Dental Surgery (MDS) in various specializations at the postgraduate level. Admission to KDDC is based on NEET scores.

Conclusion

Choosing the right dental college is crucial for your career. Consider factors like faculty, infrastructure, and reputation when making your decision. K.D. Dental College stands out as a reputable institution in the Delhi NCR region, providing quality education and shaping future dental professionals.

#college life #dental hospital in india

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beriamonica · 2 years

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#university #india #college #study aesthetic #jamia hamdard university

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harshpanda4658 · 11 days

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Shradha Sharma Pioneering Storyteller And The Founder Of YourStory - Nishant Verma

In the dynamic world of startups and entrepreneurship, Shradha Sharma stands as a trailblazer and a storyteller par excellence. She is the visionary founder and CEO of YourStory, a platform that has been instrumental in shaping the narrative of India’s startup ecosystem. Shradha’s journey from a small-town girl to the helm of one of the most influential media organizations is a testament to her unwavering passion and dedication.

Shradha Sharma’s educational background reflects her pursuit of knowledge and her determination to excel. She holds a Master’s degree in history from St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University, and later pursued a degree in mass communication from Jamia Millia Islamia. Her educational foundation provided her with the necessary tools to embark on her entrepreneurial journey.

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#business mentor #mentorship #motivationalspeaker #business #growwithnishantverma #entrepreneur #nishantverma #start up #mentor #Shradha sharma #your story

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shunrehihosumedha · 8 days

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I’m a Geographer, I’m an alumni, I’m a researcher, I’m an explorer.

In frame- Jamia Millia Islamia University, Batch 2023-present.

(But my oh my, how much I miss home, my Indraprastha College for Women under the University of Delhi.)

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flukeanalgesics · 13 days

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Damn bhai went on reddit now I m questioning my entire life maybe mother is right if I need to be financially stable I should ummm mbbs only. Maybe if I score ok in neet I'll get into a semi-private college idk. she's right I feel neet main it's like neet UG neet pg but bsc main its Bsc Msc then I'll be lost after 6-5 years. 💀 Hmmm. Maybe she's rgt and she's even willing to pay fuck I hope I score itna ke incase zarurat padhi toh I get into semi-private atleast maybe even jamia Main mbbs will be fine. Damn atleast I'll have a stable career then, thodi mehnat krni hogi but I mean yk what's up. Even tho I want to do research so bad but India ain't for that and I don't plan on moving abroad as much ever I can even do reasearch after mbbs no?!??

Ahhhhh 550/720🥰

Gotta have wild expectations so that I score better 🥰🙏🏽

Manifesting. Idk maybe I'll have to take another drop 30% chances but I m hoping everything will work out is saal only nomatter what.

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poojashekhawat480 · 19 days

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Shradha Sharma: Pioneering Storyteller And The Founder Of YourStory - Nishant Verma

In the dynamic world of startups and entrepreneurship, Shradha Sharma stands as a trailblazer and a storyteller par excellence. She is the visionary founder and CEO of YourStory, a platform that has been instrumental in shaping the narrative of India’s startup ecosystem. Shradha’s journey from a small-town girl to the helm of one of the most influential media organizations is a testament to her unwavering passion and dedication. Shradha Sharma’s educational background reflects her pursuit of knowledge and her determination to excel. She holds a Master’s degree in history from St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University, and later pursued a degree in mass communication from Jamia Millia Islamia. Her educational foundation provided her with the necessary tools to embark on her entrepreneurial journey