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You haven't stated what category you belong to. Nonetheless, there is no minimum aggregate requirement to qualify for JEE Mains. However, if you wish to attend NITs, IIITs, or CFTIs, you must have a minimum aggregate of 75% in your 12th grade. The results of the eleventh grade are not

I would rather suggest to go through NCERT Physics properly, that definitely will help you to get a decent to good score in Physics. For MCQ practicing you are suggested to practice Objective NCERT at Fingertips by MTG or MTG Chapterwise-Topicwise. Both of them are sufficient to score very good,

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It's quite difficult for you to get a government seat in Ayurvedic colleges.. Being obc category your marks are quite low to get government seat..

You may have chances of getting a seat in private ayurvedic colleges with your NEET 2020 Marks and category

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According to your question and taking into consideration that you want to know whether you can give neet next year or not.

I would like to tell you that you are absolutely eligible to give neet next year also and maximum attempts for neet is 3 times consecutively.

The percentile is a statistical representation of data that varies year to year. Because it is dependent on the number of applicants that took the exam that year. Every year, the percentile for the same marks will change. As a result, without the correct data, it is impossible to compute

JEE Mains and NEET will be held with a shortened curriculum, and a live interaction session will be held on December 10th, according to the HRD Minister. Use the hashtag #EducationMinisterGoesLive to join in the conversation. And it's possible that's when the ultimate decision will be made. The current weighting