Hi Jyoti!
Yes, as long as she is above the age of 17, she will be eligible for appearing for NEET UG, despite the gap in class 10th and 12th. There is no upper age limit for appearing NEET UG, as of yet.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

Kindly check the above link for

Hi,

Doing NCERT exercise at the back of chapter is good for board exam. But it is all alone is not sufficient to score good. It is also important to study the chapter and making notes of important points at the same time so that they help you to revise.

No problem. TC is just the transfer certificate specifying that the student is no longer studying in the particular school and can move to a new school or college.

If your TC indicates "Fails" that should not be a major problem because when taking admission to college, they ask you

Hi Amaan!! Hope you are doing well!! As you have just did your 10th and 12th from abroad,you are not in the foreign candidate list. In state of eligibility ,you need to write the address of the state in which you reside in india and that should be a permanent

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see most of the education board of india has mix of science and arts subjects in 10th course, so all of the candidates need to learn mathematics as a subject in 10th standard, now most of the 12th course curriculum for commerce stream has option to take mathematics, colleges

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from your statement, I come to know that you are having 4 years gap between 10th and 12th,  now see if you failed in 12th this year, you can apply for the compartment subject exam to clear the remaining subjects. in generally after the declaration of regular exam result

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cutoff mark is decided by the board. Score is made by considering board exam score and NATA score. Board score is normalized in total marks of 200 and Score of NATA is added.

this makes cutoff but it will be different for all the candidates as it is not