Hii Manoj

Yes you can appear for NEET exam next year if you have cleared your backlogs i.e. if you have passed your 12th exam by clearing all the subjects.

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For further more details about NEET,please do refer the link given below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/tags/neet

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Hello Lakshmankumar, 

Considering you are from the general category, there seem to be no chances of you getting a seat in any college under TANCET as the lowest closing cutoff expected this year is around is 64 for the General category at V.S.B engineering college, Karur. However, don't lose hope

Hello Chirag !

It is a little tricky task I know for this you have to be very selective for college as well as branches. Put government college with a good branch at top then deemed colleges with good branch then average rank government college with other branches then deemed

Hello Anjali !

Here are some preparation tips for neet exam :-

1. Collect all the study material (preferably ncert) and go through it.

2. Practice last year papes to get an idea about the exam pattern. There are chances for similar questions to be asked.

3. Make a time

Hello student, 

It depends on the state you belong to. You might get college in one state but not in another state. Also depends on the rank (state merit list). The fall in the marks can not be predicted as it depends on the number of seats unsecured after the

Hello Neha !!

I am sorry to inform you but with your score of 359 you don't have any chances of getting a seat in any government medical college for MBBS through up state quota as last year the cut off for SC 372 for Government Medical College,Jalaun. This

Dear Kriti, every State has its own criteria for reservations for wards of Defense/Ex servicemen. And the reservation also varies from State to State. It ranges anywhere between 1-5%. So if you can help us with the State you belong to, we can help you with the State guidelines for