Hi Aspirant!

As you mentioned that you have completed your 12th class in 2020 and wish to apply for NEET as a dropper , then you can apply under NEET 02 code which state that , " For instance, a candidate has passed the qualifying examination from CBSE/ISCE or any

Hello Aspirant,

Unfortunately there is no option to change your stream in class 12th because registration in the board for class 12th subjects has already been done in your class 11th and now you cannot change your stream even if you change the board then also you will have to

In this case I would say you should provide the percentage on the basis of all the 6 subjects. See in the official website there are no mentions about this so its safe for you to consider all the subject rather than considering the best of 5.

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Hello aspirant, I am sorry to inform you that unlike 2020, in 2021 the only way for admission in VIT universities is through VITEEE exams. They do not take admission based on board marks or JEE marks in 2021. If you have missed the exam don’t be disheartened. You should

Hello,

The marks you have scored in your board exam as well as entrance examination is quite impressive and for securing admission in Sastra Deemed Unusual you should have attempted entrance exam like JEE main, which you have done already. Talking about Sastra University it is one of the most

Since you have not mentioned your caste so assuming you to be in GENERAL CATEGORY.

your score is sufficient to get you in the colleges you mentioned.

WISH YOU LUCK

Hi

Sorry for late reply.

But MHTCET is for engineering,pharmacy and agriculture courses. For BSc cardiac technology NEET score is preferred. However it also depends on the institute you are applying. Some institutes have their own entrance test.

If you Need anything else let us know. Sorry again.

Dear candidate, it depends on which year you passed from Karnataka State Board. You will fill NEET code 1 if you have class 12th this year or appearing in 12th. You will fill NEET code 2 if you are a dropper(passed 12th in two-three years)

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