Hi aniket it is not mandatory that you choose maths in class 11th and 12th, it's all depend on your choice,in which field you want to make your career,if you want make a career in engineering field,then you have to opt maths as a subject in class 11th and 12th

Yes the problem can be solved.

Don't panic 

You need to send email to nios authorities.

if they don't respond immediately.

Send multiple emails to them .

Many students faced this type of issue.

You have to request them.

Surely they will accept your request and change it.

dear raj,

if you take your 12th board exam in the year 2020 and the results come in the year 2020 then you are eligible for neet 2020. i hope this solves your doubt regarding the same.  for any other query regarding the same, write down in the comment section

Hi Rahul

You need to have maths, physics, chemistry and mathematics as optional to appear in the exam that is what professionals will tell you but I want to share a intrnal thing about the exam 20 questions comes from biology in GAT paper so if you have bio your

actually what is the cutoff of last year..where can we find that??

Hey 

First draw the Lewis dot structure:
Electron geometry: tetrahedral. Hybridization: sp3

Then draw the 3D molecular structure using VSEPR rules:

Decision:
The molecular geometry of SiH4 is tetrahedral with symmetric charge distribution around the central atom.
Therefore this molecule is non- planer

The molecular geometry of PCl

Hello raj,

Well according to me, when you fill the registration form of neet, they generally ask you qualifying year and marks of 10th standard and 12th standard. I can't say for sure that gap will be a problem or not.

But you can try filling registration form and then

Hello Jayanthi Jha,

The compulsory subjects for class 11 arts are

History, Geography, Political Science, English.

You can choose three subjects from the optional subjects

Also the subjects provided might differ from school to school.

Hope this helps.

No, it is not a problem. If you go to any college, this will definately not prevent you from taking admission. Later, you may have to work a little harder and take some extra classes. There are many online courses available which you can take up for it. Prior knowlege