You can check the NEET PYQs by Careers360 for previosu years' question papers.

Yes, You can change the date of birth in the NEET registration correction window.

To know what are the details can be corrected in the submitted NEET application form, Click here .

Yes — you can sit for NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) even if you took the Commerce stream in school, provided you meet the eligibility criteria set by the National Medical Commission (NMC) and your state/university. Key points and steps:

Eligibility criteria (core requirements)

• Academic subjects: You must have

If your father’s name appears differently in your Class 10 marksheet compared to other documents, you should not upload an affidavit during the initial NEET application unless the form specifically asks for it.

Fill the application using the name that matches your Aadhaar and other main IDs, and prepare a

Since you are a candidate in the first year of a BSc course, your qualification code in NEET UG is 02. You can check the NEET UG qualification codes before starting the registration process.

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During NEET correction window , you can usually edit certain details like category, personal information, or uploaded documents if NTA allows it that year.

However, changing caste certificate details depends on NTA’s specific correction policy. Major category changes may require valid supporting documents.

Check the official NTA notice carefully

For NEET UG 2026, the expected qualifying cutoff for SC students will be announced only after the exam is conducted. The cutoff depends on several factors, such as exam difficulty, the number of candidates and overall performance. However, as per the previous year’s data, the NEET cutoff for SC students

Mistakenly selecting "No" for minority status in the NEET 2026 form is a serious error as NTA does not allow changing, crucial, non-editable fields like category/minority status after the correction window closes. You likely cannot claim minority benefits during AIQ counselling; however, keep your documents ready and try contacting NTA.