Hello,

For the NEET 2020 G6 answer key you can refer to the following link: -

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-answer-keys-code-g1-g2-g3-g4-g5-g6

Hope it helps.

Hey,

The cut off trends used to vary a lot every year in NEET , as it depends upon the difficulty level of questions as well as marks scored by students. For predicting your college at this marks, I will suggest you to use our NEET COLLEGE PREDICTOR, which is

Hello Aspirant,

You got a score of 260 in NEET 2020, as such your Overall Percentile is: 73.59 - 74.19  and when it comes to rank, your Predicted Rank is: 367236 - 437386   . It too depends upon last years cut-off. Adding it with 15% All India quota  and 85%

Hello student,

You have not mentioned your state or the category you belong to. Your predicted all india rank is above six lakhs. With a score of around 176 marks in neet examination, you have no chances of procuring the seat in the medical or dental colleges when comparing the

Hello subrahmanyeshwarao ,

Dear Medical Aspirant, The candidates who dream to pursue medical courses must be sit for NEET 2020 exam.

As per NEET 2020 exam pattern duration will be 3hours the one must answer for 180 multiple choice questions from physics, chemistry, Biology subjects.

As per NEET 2020 marking

Hello Aspirant,

On such marks and category you have very low or almost no chances of getting any government medical colleges under West Bengal state quota according to previous year's cut-off. As we go through previous year's cut-off then it shows that last year the closing rank was 39200 for

As you have a scored 60,770 rank your marks will be inbetween 475 to 485. Now according to last year cutoffs 96 to 118 was the cutoffs for Uttar Pradesh BAMS cutoffs. So according to last year cutoffs you have chances for getting as seat. Do apply in 2nd counseling

Hello,

As per previous year data, it seems unlikely to secure a GMC with 231 marks under OBC Category, as the cut-offs are on higher side, you should try to explore other options of private colleges, or deemed universities, cut-offs change every year based on various factors like top NEET