Hello Vedant,

If your NEET test booklet shows "Successfully Downloaded" but isn't in your Downloads folder , try these steps:

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Hello aspirant,

The percentile cut-off for the current year's exam performance determines the minimum marks needed in NEET for MBBS. As a criterion for eligibility, these scores are essential for applicants hoping to get into any of India's medical schools.
To be qualified for the MBBS program through NEET, candidates in the unreserved category must score in the 50th percentile and have scores between 720 and 164.

For more information, you can visit our site through following link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-qualifying-marks#:~:text=NEET%20qualifying%20marks%202024%20for,to%20qualify%20for%20NEET%20UG.

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Hello there,

Yes, you can appear for the NIOS Class 12 exam if you failed in two subjects in CBSE.

1. NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) allows students to reappear in failed subjects or take fresh exams.
   
   
2. Once you pass the NIOS 12th exam, you will be considered Class 12 qualified.
   
   
3. NEET Eligibility: NIOS Class 12 pass students are eligible for NEET, provided they meet the PCB subject and minimum marks criteria (40% for OBC/SC/ST, 50% for General).

If you register and pass before NEET counselling, you can apply for MBBS admission.

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The NEET eligibility criteria suggest that students must have passed 12th grade or an equivalent qualification with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English as core subjects from a recognised board. The minimum marks for OBC students are 50% aggregate marks in the PCB subjects. As per your marks in the Maharashtra Board Class 12 , you do not make up to the minimum marks required to appear in the NEET examination for other states. Therefore, you are currently not eligible; however, you can appear in the improvement examination and aim to score high this time.

As an OBC candidate from Maharashtra, you're eligible for NEET admissions in Maharashtra. However, for other states, the eligibility criteria might differ.

All India Quota (AIQ) and State Quota:

1. All India Quota (AIQ): 15% of seats in government colleges are reserved for AIQ. You can apply for AIQ seats in any state, regardless of your domicile.

2. State Quota: 85% of seats in government colleges are reserved for state quota. For state quota seats, you'll need to fulfill the eligibility criteria of the respective state.

Eligibility for Other States:

To be eligible for state quota seats in other states, you'll typically need to:

1. Meet the state's eligibility criteria: Each state has its own eligibility criteria, which might include domicile requirements, minimum qualifying marks, or other conditions.

2. Fulfill the state's reservation policies: Some states have different reservation policies, which might affect your eligibility.

Some popular states for NEET admissions, along with their eligibility criteria, are:

- Karnataka: You'll need to fulfill the Karnataka domicile criteria or have studied in a Karnataka school for at least 7 years.

- Tamil Nadu: You'll need to fulfill the Tamil Nadu domicile criteria or have studied in a Tamil Nadu school for at least 5 years.

- Gujarat: You'll need to fulfill the Gujarat domicile criteria or have studied in a Gujarat school for at least 3 years

I hope this information helps you plan your NEET admissions strategy!

Hello there,

Since you are appearing for the second compartment exam in Chemistry in February/March , your final qualification status will be determined after you pass it .

For NEET 2025 , you should fill:

NEET Qualification Code:

• If you clear Chemistry before NEET 2025 registrations close, use Code 2 (12th pass with PCB).
  
  
• If you are still waiting for Chemistry results at the time of registration, use Code 1 (appearing for Class 12 exams).

Once you pass both subjects, you will be fully eligible for NEET. Make sure to update your details if required during the correction window.

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Hello aspirant,

As an OBC (D3 category) student from Maharashtra , you need to aim for at least 520-550+ marks in NEET 2025 to have a good chance of getting an MBBS seat in a Government Medical College (GMC) through State Quota .

Expected NEET Score for GMC Admission (OBC - D3) Maharashtra:

• Top GMCs (e.g., GMC Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur): 560-580+
• Mid-tier GMCs (e.g., GMC Akola, Aurangabad, Latur): 530-550+
• Lower cut-off GMCs (e.g., GMC Gondia, Chandrapur, Dhule): 510-530+

Cutoffs vary every year based on difficulty level, number of applicants, and seat availability . If you want a sure-shot seat in a good GMC, aim for 550+ marks .


For more details about the NEET Cut-off CLICK HERE .

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Hello Avilasha,

Your State of Eligibility for NEET 2025 depends on the state where you completed your 10+2 (Class 12) and your domicile :

1. West Bengal – If you have a domicile certificate of WB, you can apply under the state quota of West Bengal.
   
   
2. Tamil Nadu – Since you studied 7th to 12th in Tamil Nadu, you are also eligible for the state quota in Tamil Nadu, even without a domicile.
   
   Best Option:

You can choose either WB or TN for the 85% state quota seats , depending on which has better chances based on your NEET score and category.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Isra, since you have a pharmacy background, your foundation in Biology and Chemistry will help in NEET preparation. However, NEET also requires strong Physics knowledge, which might need extra focus. If you start preparing now with a disciplined study plan, solving NCERTs, and practicing mock tests, you can attempt NEET this year. But if you feel you need more time to strengthen weak areas, you can target NEET next year. Consider joining a coaching program or using online resources for structured guidance. Your decision should depend on your confidence in covering the full syllabus effectively.