Hy Manoj, eligibility marks to appear in NEET in class 12th to be considered are aggregate marks for PCB only. They are different for different .categories: Unreserved- 50%, PWD- 45%, OBC/ST/SC- 40%

So, this means only the aggregate of PCB will be considered not the overall marks.

Hope this helps.

Hi

So far the news is in the air as - the exam will be organized into two sessions - one in February and the other in May. Medical Aspirants can appear for the exam as per their convenience. Though there is no official notice on the same. But it

The cutoff marks will depend upon the difficulty level of the paper and the number of students registering for the examination. Now in 2019 the cutoff marks are higher than the previous year but in 2020 no one can predict the cutoff marks and it depends upon the paper of

Hello aspirant,

Please mention your category for more accurate predictions of the colleges. 

Your AIR is around 87000, so if you belong to the open/BCA/BCB categories, you have no chances. However, if you belong to the SC category, you have chances since in 2018 the last rank to be admitted

Hey there

Rank Letter and marks sheet has actually no difference. If you want to know about difference between online result which you get and rank letter then the difference is that rank letter is the valid proof of online result.

Check about neet

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet/articles&ved=2ahUKEwjn_K6FiqjjAhXa63MBHZivBh4QFjALegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw0laqmZBKKx_qq07oCuxtI-

Good luck

Hello aspirant,

NEET currently does not have any limit to the number of attempts but you can appear till you're 30, so you still have many chances. In medical colleges you'll find people who have given a 4-5 years drop for NEET, so you're not an odd one .You can

fHi Rishav,

As your marks in neet 2019 is quite low so the scholarship in pursuing bds from any private institutions  depends upon your 10+2 marks and your caste or category.

If you belongs to sc/st category and had scored atleast around 75-80% in your 10+2 then you may have