Hello,

Honestly the percentage in Board Examination doesn't determine the performance of Candidate in the NEET Examination.

Though most of the toppers of the NEET Examination secure more than 92% in their Board Examination.

But again scoring good or bad marks doesn't determine how your performance in the NEET Examination

The eligibility criterion's aren't increased in short period. So you should not worry about this, the eligibility condition will remain the same and even if it changes then also the previous year batches will get the chance to appear with the old eligibility criterion.

But there are no such probabilities

In general, the eligibility condition won't change for the NEET examination. From a long period of time, the eligibility conditions are the same. So don't worry about this. I am enlisting the eligibility conditions here:

NEET eligibility marks in class 12 to be considered are aggregate marks only for PCB

You didn't mentioned the name of the examination for which you are asking the qualifying marks, then I would recommend you to get back to career360 and repost the name of the question so that we can provide you all the details required as soon as possible.

Have a great

Hi aspirant,

I guess I your question is in respect to Neet 2025 as of your profile. See it is almost close to impossible to predict whether the requirement of minimum educational percentage will increase or remain same for the academic year 2025 as it is too early now. Currently

Hello Aspirant,

It will be more convenient to answer your quetion if you mention exam name.

Go to Students→ My Account. Click on Examination Enrollment→ Change of Medium, you will get the next screen as shown below. 8. Enter Examination Enrollment Request ID and select your desired Medium of Examination.

Hi

The direct link of official website for MTSE previous year question papers is given below:-

https://www.mtsexam.org/PreviousQuestionPapers.aspx

But the important thing is that, it is not available free of cost, for each set, you will have to pay  Rs. 50/- by cash (Rs. 100/ by post) to the authorities .

Hi aspirant,

See when you talk about general knowledge, there are mainly two domains in it which includes static general knowledge and current affairs. So for general knowledge you need to grasp all the important topics and questions that have been asked in previous examinations. Now talking about current affairs,

Hello,

The eligibility criteria for UPSC says that if your age is between 21-32 for the general category, then you can appear in the UPSC exam. As you have mentioned your date of birth, this implies that you are eligible to give the exam for UPSC in the year 2023