hi,

see we still not have the neet ug 2020 air category cutoff details. however we have 2019 category wise air 30%  seats category wise cutoff. cutoff score has tendency to change slightly every year ,which depends on some of the factors like number of applicants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, category of students etc.

however follow the below  link to know in details:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-maharashtra

Hey!

First round of All India counselling of NEET is over by 19th November 2020 which was the last day to report to the allotted colleges in first round of All India 2020 Neet counselling. And Maharashtra 2020 NEET counselling started on November 5th 2020 (registration).  reporting to allotted institute was by 18th December 2020. So, as per the information if you would have waited for state level counselling result then you must have lost the All India counselling seat.

Hope I answered your query, thankyou!

Hello Candidate,

Simple Harmonic Motion is one of the easiest chapters in 11th Physics. If you are preparing for the NEET Exam, then surely you have to read this chapter. Now before studying this chapter, there is not any fix thing, that you have to study some chapters before reading it.

But I am listing some chapters, that you can study before starting the SHM chapter. These are listed orderwise below.

1. Kinematics
2. Newton Laws of Motion
3. Work, Energy and Power
4. Rigid Body Dynamics
5. SHM

Hope it helps.

you have to complete 1 year compulsory bond after MBBS if u are studying in any college in maharashtra.

If you have to opt for not doing so you can reimburse the bond amount of Rs. 10,00,000/- only.

This is applicable for both colleges. I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Out of 180 questions, he must have skipped a question and an incorrect question. For an incorrect question 5 marks deducted and for skipping a question 4 marks deducted. So 720-(5+4) = 711

Hi candidate,

The choices or precisely the locked choices are submitted before the start of counselling rounds and depending on those choices a candidate is allotted a seat from his selected list of colleges.

After each round of counselling, the candidate gets options like slide, freeze and float and has to select one of them to participate in further rounds.

Hope that this answer helps you.

Hi candidate,

You can start the surface tension chapter by gradually learning from the basics such as force due to surface tension, pressure in a bubble due to surface tension below and above water and the role of surface tension in day to day life activities.

Since in the class 11th examinations the questions are mostly focused on derivations and a bit of numericals, hence the NCERT books can definitely help you to get a good score in the exams.

Hope that this answer helps you

You can do gravitation anytime.. but for doing doing rotational motion you should know some basics of vector, mechanics and circular motion.. all this is necessary and is used while studying the rotational motion..

While study these chapters some basic formula like force, energy should also be known to you..

• First of all make a schedule for 10 months, create a goal for every week. Make your study plan everyday and try to fulfill it.
• You need to understand the syllabus at first. Go through the NCERT books for for all the three subjects thoroughly more than once or twice. Try to complete studying NCERT within three months. Then focus on the most important topics of each subject listed below:
• For Physics: Mechanics, Optics, Thermodynamics, Nuclear Physics from these topics only 75 to 80% of questions comes every year. First of all go through NCERT physics then move to HC Verma . For MCQ preparation Practice Arihant Chapterwise-Topicwise . Practice Higher order thinking skill to solve some of the critical questions. Complete studying advanced stuff after completing NCERT 3 months for this. After that move to practicing maximum amount of MCQ. Create a target of completing every chapter in a day. It will take maximum two months to practice all the things.
• For Chemistry maximum number of critical questions comes. Don't worry, study Mole Concept, Periodic Table, General Organic Chemistry, Coordination Chemistry, Chemical Bonding these topics with great concern as 90% of the questions comes from here. You are also you would be suggested to follow NCERT first, after that follow Physical Chemistry for Medical Entrance by OP Tandon for physical chemistry and Organic Chemistry MConcise Inorganic Chemistry J. D. Leeorrison and Boyd also for other part. Again for MCQ practice you are suggested to follow Arihant chapterwise topicwise.
• As Biology is the main subject, so you need to spend more time in biology. Go through all the topics thoroughly and follow NCERT Biology deeply. Practice Objective NCERT at Your Fingertips for NEET for MCQ practicing. For advanced studying Truemans Elementary Biology can also be followed.

Hi Afzal Hussain,

If you have forgotten your roll number, then do not worry. I hope you have you have your NEET 2017 scorecard or at least your NEET admit card either on your phone as PDF or a hard copy of it. On that, you will find your NEET roll number.